Mosier bulletin., April 05, 1912, Image 2

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OP OUR HOME STATE
ULTIMATUM SENT
----
TO
MEXICO
I
a cjßmowfliwii
tue
Madero Must (guarantee Delivery o f
Arms to Americans.
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Washington, D. C.— Following
cabinet meeting Tuesday night, an
OREGON GOAL OF MANY.
FLAX IXr'fcHT REPORTS.
ultimatum was sent President Ma
dero, of Mexico, commanding him to
E. H. Smith Goes Ea*t to Tell o f Chicago Man Says Agriculturists Are give adequate protection to the rail
Coming Here to Live.
Campaign Hera.
way between Vera Cruz and Mexico
Portland—“
In the 13 cars on the City, so 'that arms and ammunition
Portland — E. H. Smith, of the
American Linseed company, has gone train by which I came into Oregon,” can be delivered to Americana at the
C/
AND
a Chicago builder I « P * * * -, If Madero should be unable
to Duluth to report upon the progresa saidR. E. Kimball,
_
“
. . . to comply with these demands, he was
o f his campaign to awaken interest in who has come to Portland to establish given to understand that the gravest
the flax-growing industry in Oregon. himself in business, at the Commer­ consequences would ensue.
P.UiSTRATlONS BY RAY AVAOXRS
C c ^YT ô C r T, I9¿9, f l r C.W. OILLINCHAM COrtAAlff
Interpreted by army officers, the ul­
A. P. Allensworth will remain in the cial club, “ there were between 300
Northwest and continue the campaign, and 400 persons, all o f whom were timatum means that the United States
will keep the line open for him. It
with the assistance o f the Oregon bound for Portland or other cities of was admitted that four transports, the
Agricultural college and the larger the state.”
Kilpatrick, Meade, Sumner and Mc­
“ Although the colonist season is Clellan, are now fully coaled at Hamp­
commercial organizations o f the state,
which have indorsed the movement not far advanced, wherever I went it ton Roads, ready to take 4,500 troops
wife—with your picture on the front
appeared that the stream o f travel south at a moment’s notice.
SYNOPCI3.
thoroughly.
page.’’
Orders were sent the entire Atlantic
toward Oregon was on the increase,
Prior to leaving for Duluth, Mr. and Portland and Oregon were men­ fleet, instructing every ship to be at H o w f l r d JeiTrlos, b a n k e r ' s s'm . u n d e r
She was not listening to bis sar-
l In flu en ce o f R o b e r t U n d e r w o o d .
casm.
Smith visited the flax mill at Chcha tioned oftener by people westward her home port April 15, ready for any f H :n l o v evi
' - s t u d e n t a t Y a l e , le a d s a lif e o f dis-
"Not even to say good-by?” she
emergency.
$ putlon, m a r r i e s t h e d a u g h t e r o f a g a m
lis, Wash., and secured samples of its bound than any other city or Btate. ”
w h o d!ed in pris on, a n d Is d is o w n e d
sobbed.
Word was received that American bier
Mr.
Kimball
Baid
that
while
the
let­
by
his
f
a
t
h
e
r
.
He
la
o
u
t
o
f
w
o
r
k
a
n
d
in
fiber to send back to Duluth, prelimi­
"No,” replied Mr. Jeffries firmly.
ter issued by the ( -entrai Labor coun­ citizens, fearing for their lives, are i e s p e r a t e s t r a i t s . U n d e r w o o d , w h o h a l
« been e n g a g e d to H o w a r d ’s s t e p ­
nary to entering into negotiations to cil warning people away from Port­ ready to take refuge in the British
“Not even to say good-by.”
m oth er, A li c i a , is a p p a r e n t l y in p r o s p e r ­
"But what will he say? What will
take over the entire stock o f fiber on land and this state had been widely embassy in Mexico City.
This, offi­ ous c i r c u m s t a n c e s . T a k i n g a d v a n t a g e o f
Intim acy w ith Alicia, he b ec om ts a
he think?” she cried.
hand, which the factory has been en­ circulated and had attracted a great cials say, places this country in the hln
sort o f s o c ia l h i g h w a y m a n .
D iscovering
"He will see it Is for the best,” an­
t r u e c h a r a c t e r , A l i c i a d e n ie s hint th e
deavoring to dispose of for some time. amount o f attention, he did not be­ disgraceful position o f having its citi­ his
house. H e s e n d s h er a no te t h r e a t e n i n g
swered the banker. "He himself will
lieve that it had had the effect of de­ zens protected by a foreign flag on suicide.
A
r
t
d
e
a
l
e
r
s
f
o
r
w
h
o
m
ho
a
c
t
e
d
By assuring farmers who were raising terring many immigrants from com­ American soil.
thank you for your action.”
c o m m l s s o n e r , d e m a n d a n a c c o u n ti n g .-
flax for the Chehalis mill, which has ing, unless it might have been a few
He c a n n o t m a k e go od.
H o w a r d c a l l s at
There was a long silence, broken
his a p a r t m e n t s In an i n t o x i c a t e d c o n d i ­
been a losing proposition in many re­ who are members or sympathizers of
tion to r e q u e s t a lo an o f $2,000 to e n a b le
SOCIALISTS ARE ROUTED.
only by the sound of the girl's sob­
spects, of a market for their linseed the unions. The agricultural class of
him to t a k e up a b u s in e s s prop os iti on .
bing. Finally she said:
U n d e r w o o d te l ls him he Is in d e b t up to
at the Portland factory, and for their immigrants apparently ignored the
e v e s . H o w a r d d r i n k s h i m s e l f in to a
“Very well, sir. I'll do as you say.”
Milwaukee Elects Non-Partisans By his
fiber by shipping to
Duluth, Mr. letter.
r r a u d li n co n d it io n , a n d g o e s to s lee p on a
She looked up. Her eyes were dry,
div an. A c a l l e r Is a n n o u n c e d an d f in d e r -
Big Majority.
Smith hopes to influence them to con
wood d r a w s a s c r e e n a r o u n d t h e d r u n k e n
the lines about her mouth set and de­
tinue flax-growing.
Many have al
Milwaukee, Wis.— Dr. G. A. Bad- Bleeper. A l l e l a en te r s. S h e d e m a n d s a
PATENTS HELD UP.
termined. "Now,” she said, “ what are
o m U n d e r w o o d t h a t he wi ll not
ready withdrawn or are planning to
ing, non-partisan candidate for mayor, p ta ro k e m is h e is fr life.
l i e r e f u s e s u n le s s s h e wi ll
you going to do for him?”
withdraw from flax culture, owing to
defeated Mayor Seidel, the Socialist, r e n e w h e r p a t r o n a g e . T h i s s h e re fu s e s ,
The banker made a gesture of Im­
and t a k e s h e r le ave .
Underwood
k il ls
the uncertainties that have heretofore Land Agent’s Suspicions Delay Opera­ by a vote of 43,117 to 30,200.
h im se lf.
T h e re p or t o f th e pistol a w a ­
patience,
as If such considerations
tion o f Hawley Bill.
attended it.
kens
H
o
w
a
r
d
.
H
e
finds
U
n
d
e
r
w
o
o
d
dead
.
Of the 33 Alderman elected 26 were
were not Important.
R e a l i z i n g his p r e d i c a m e n t he a t t e m p t s to
The entire Northwest as a flax­
Washington, D. C.— A new obstacle non-partisan and seven were Social­ flee a n d is m e t b y U n d e r w o o d ’s v a le t .
“ I don't know yet.” he said, haught­
growing district is the goal toward has arisen which may delay the issu­ ists.
H o w a r d Is t u r n e d o v e r to th e police.
pt . C li n t o n , n o to r io u s f o r ills b r u t a l
ily. "I shall think the matter over
which the campaign will be directed. ance of patents to Siletz homesteaders
With four Socialist holdover aider- Ca
treatm ent
o f p ri s o n e rs , p u ts
Howard
carefully.”
Mr. Smith has leased 20 acres o f land under the Hawley bill. Chief of Spe­ men, the new city council will be com­ th r o u g h th e thi rd d e gr e e , a n d fin a lly g e t s
a l l e g e d c o n f e s s io n fr o m th e h a r a s s e d
Annie was fast losing patience. She
near Brooks, which will be operated cial Agents Sharp, at Portland has posed of 26 non-partisan aldermen and an
man. A n n ie , H o w a r d ’s w i fe , d e c l a r e s her
was willing to sacrifice herself and
as a flax experiment farm and the re telegraphed the general land office 11 Socialists.
bel ief In h e r h u s b a n d ’s In noc en ce, an d
a y s s h e wi ll c l e a r him .
S h e c a l l s on
give up everything she held dear in
suits of its operation will be turned that he “ thinks” he has found evi­
The election is believed to have l Jeffries,
Sr.
life to save the man she loved, but
over for the benefit of the flax farm dence that options have been given on eliminated every national political
the cold, deliberate, calculating atti­
era o f the Northwest at large.
some Siletz lands and that “ possibly” party from participation in future
CHAPTER XII.—Continued.
tude of this unnatural father exas­
On the advice o f Professor Withy- some of these options may be on lands municipal elections in the state of
perated her.
combe, o f the Oregon Agricultural affected by the Hawley bill.
Ho halted, looking as If he would
He has Wisconsin. For, as a result o f the
college, Mr. Allensworth visited the suggested the advisability o f delaying non-partisan victory in the city o f like to escape, but there was no way
“ But I want to know,” she said,
farming communities o f Union Coun­ issuance of the patents while he can Milwaukee, the state legislature, at a of egress. This determined-looking
boldly. “I want to consider the mat­
ty to interest them in flax culture. look into the matter.
ter carefully, too."
special session soon to be convened, is young woman had him at a disad­
He will meet Mr. Smith at Lewiston
‘‘You?’ sneered Mr. Jeffries.
Sharp b I b o reports that he does not expected to pass a distinctly non-par­ vantage.
for a conference, and will then return know whether those who arc supposed tisan city election statute.
“ Yes, sir,” she retorted. “ I’m pay­
I do not think," he said icily, "that
to Portland to continue the campaign to have offered options are prepared to
The Socialists defeated such a mea­ there is any subject which can be of
ing dearly for it—with my—with all
o f education throughout the state.
I have. I want to know just what
take them up and the understanding sure at the last session o f the legisla­ mutual interest—”
you’re going to give him for It.”
“You Will Leave America Never to Return—”
here is that land agents may have un­ ture, but the present rout was said
-Oh, yes, there is,” she replied eag­
He was lost in reflection for a mo­
dertaken to buy up these lands with­ virtually to have killed the Socialist erly. She was quick to take advan­
PRIZES FOR BEE PRODUCTS.
your lawyer. Is the man. We want says that somehow he's never been ment, then he said, pompously:
out having the capital on hand to strength in the state general assem­ tage of this entering wedge into the Judge Brewster.”
the same since. I—I Just loved him
bly.
“I shall furnish tho money for the
man's mantle of cold reserve.
Beekeepers' Association Plans Ex­ make the purchase if their offer is
Mr. Jeffries shrugged his shoulders. because I was strong and he was
accepted. If the Interior department
"Flesh
and
blood,”
she
went
on
“ I repeat—my son’s marriage with weak. I thought I could protect him. employment of such legal talent as
hibit for State Fair,
BIG
PAPER
MILL
ASSURED.
acts on Sharp's suggestions, issuance
earnestly, "Is of mutual Interest. Your the daughter of a man who died In But now this terrible thing has hap­ may be necessary. That’s as far as I
The following list o f prizes will be o f patents under the Hawley bill may
son is yours whether you cast him off prison—"
pened, and I find I am powerless. It's wish to go In the case. It must not
Crown-Columbia Company to Erect or not. You've got to hear me. I am
awarded at the 1912 Oregon State be delayed indefinitely.
too much for me. I can’t fight this be known—I cannot allow it to be
She
interrupted
him.
known that I am helping him."
Largest o f Kind In World.
not asking anything for myself. It's
Fair for bees and bee products, under
"That was hard luck—nothing but battle alone. Won't you help me, Mr.
“ Must not be known?” cried Annie.
for
him,
your
son.
He's
In
trouble.
Oregon
City,
Or.—
What
will
be
the
Jeffries?"
she
added
pleadingly.
FISH TO BE PLANTED.
the auspices of the State Beekeepers'
hare luck. You’re not going to make
In astonishment. “ You mean you
largest paper mill o f its kind in the Don't desert him at a moment like me responsible for that, are you? “ Won’t you help me?”
association:
world is to be built by the Crown- this. Whatever he may have done to
The banker was thoughtful a min­ won't stand by him? You'll only Just
pay for the lawyer?”
Specimen o f comb honey, not less Many Mountain Streams To Be Filled Columbia Pulp & Paper company, so deserve your anger—don't—don't deal Why, I was only eight years old when ute, then suddenly he turned on her.
that
happened.
Could
I
have
pre­
With Brook Trout,
than 24 pounds, first prize, $5; second,
The banker nodded:
it was announced here.
Machinery him such a blow. You cannot realize vented It?" Recklessly she went on:
"Will you consent to a divorce If I
$3.
Pendleton — State Fish and Game has been ordered to be delivered with­ what it means In such a critical situa­ “ Well, blame It on me If you want to, agree to help him?"
“ That is all I can promise.”
Most attractive display o f comb Commissioner Cranston has received a in two months, and when installed tion. Even If you only pretend to be but don’t hold It up against Howard.
She laughed hysterically.
She looked at him with dismay.
letter from George W. Bowers, com­ will produce print paper 186 inches friendly with him—you don't need to He didn’t know it when he married There was tragic tenseness In this
honey, first prize, $10; second, $5.
"Why,” she exclaimed. "I—I could
Specimen o f extracted honey, not missioner o f fisheries, department of wide, nearly 30 inches wider than can really be friends with him. But don't me. He never would have known it dramatic situation—a father fighting do that myself if I—I tried hard
less than 2 1 pounds, first prize, $5; commerce and labor, Washington, D. be produced by the Willamette Pulp you see what the effect will be if you, but for the detectives employed by for his son, a woman fighting for her enough.”
his father, publicly withdraw from his you to dig up my family history, and
C., saying that in his opinion the & Paper company.
“ I can promise nothing more,” re­
second, $3.
husband.
support? Everybody will say he's no the newspapers did the rest, God!
spring-fed mountain streams and lakes
It
has
not
been
decided
whether
the
“ A divorce?” she stammered. “ Why, plied Mr. Jeffries, coldly.
Most attractive display o f extracted
good,
that
he
can’t
be
any
good
or
his
o f Oregon are adapted to the cultiva­ new machinery will be installed in the
“ But that Is not enough,” she pro­
what they didn’t say! I never real­ I never thought of such a thing as
honey, first prize, $10; second $5.
tion o f the brook trout (Salvelinus Oregon City mills or the Camas, father wouldn't go back on him. You
tested. “ I want you to come forward
Specimen of beeswax, not less than fontinalis), and that the introduction Wash., mills, but the machinery has know what the world is. People will ized I was of so much importance. that.”
"It’s the only way to save him," and publicly declare your belief In
10 pounds, soft, bright yellow wax to o f this species in such waters may be been ordered and the company will condemn him because you condemn They printed it in scare-head lines. It
your son's Innocence. I want you to
made
a
fine
sensation
for
the
public,
said
the banker coldly.
be given preference, first prize, $4; undertaken with reasonable assurance soon be producing the quality of paper him. They won't even give him a
put your arms around him and say to
but
it
destroyed
my
peace
of
mind.”
“ The only way?” she faltered.
second, $2.
o f good results.
This is the fourth used by newspapers on the largest ma­ hearing. For God's sake, don’t go
the world: ‘My boy is Innocent! I
"A convict’s daughter!” said Mr.
“ The only way.” said Mr. Jeffries know it and I’m going to stand by
back on him now!"
Most attractive display o f beeswax, year that brook trout have been ex­ chinery o f its kind made.
Jeffries contemptuously.
firmly. "Do you consent?” he asked. him.’ You won’t do that?”
first prize, $6; second $3.
Mr. Jeffries turned and walked to­
perimented with in Oregon streams,
"He was a good man at that!” she
Annie threw up her head. Her pale
ward the window, and stood there ga­
MAY PROLONG COAL STRIKE
Honey vinegar, not less than one especially in Eastern Oregon, but
Mr. Jeffries shook his head.
zing on the trees on the lawn. She answered hotly. "He kept the squarest face was full of determination, as she
gallon, shown in glass, first prize, $3; State Commissioner Cranston had be­
“
It is Impossible.”
poolroom
In
Manhattan,
but
he
re­
replied resignedly, catching her breath
come a little doubtful as to the wis­ Sentiment for Recognition Growing did not see his face, but by the ner­
second, $2.
The wife’s pent-up feelings now
fused to pay police blackmail, and as she spoke:
vous
twitching
of
his
hands
behind
dom
o
f
further
experimenting
with
Among Anthracite Miners.
Single comb nucleus Italian bees,
“ Yes, If It must be. I will consent gave way. The utter indifference ol
his back, she saw that her words had he was railroaded to prison.” Indig­
this particular variety o f trout. The
first prize, $5; second, $3.
this aristocratic father aroused her
Philadelphia— Sentiment among the not been without effect. She waited nantly she went on: "If my father’s to a divorce—to save him!"
results thus far obtained have not
indignation to such a pitch that she
Single comb nucleus black bees, been up to his expectations. Mr. Cran­ workers in the anthracite region In silence for him to say something. shingle had been up In Wall street,
“ You will leave the country and go
and he’d made 50 dishonest millions,
became reckless of the consequences.
first prize $5; second. $3.
ston says, however, that since receiv­ seems to be crystallizing in favor of Presently he turned around, and she
abroad to live?” continued the banker
They wanted her to desert him, just
Single comb nucelus Carniolan bees, ing the above reply to his inquiry he prolonging the layoff until the opera­ saw that his face had changed. The you’d forget It next morning, and you’d coldly.
as they deserted him, but she
welcome
me
with
open
arms.
But
he
tors
grant
recognition
to
the
union.
first prize, $5; second, $3.
look of haughty pride had gone. She
is making preparations to stock suit­
She
listened
as
in
a
dream.
That
At a meeting held in Nanticoke, had touched the chords of the fa­ was unfortunate. Why, Billy Delmore she would be confronted by such an wouldn’t. She would show them the
Single comb
nucleus Caucasian able streams with this species.
was the best man in the world. He'd
kind of woman she was.
near Wilkesbarre, 1,000 miners, most­ ther's heart. Gravely he said:
bees, first prize, $5; second, $3.______
give away the last dollar he had to alternative as this had never entered
“ S o!" she cried in an outburst ol
ly Poles, declared they would not ac­
her
mind.
She
wondered
why
the
“
Of
course
you
realize
that
you,
Nehalem Jetty Favored.
For the largest, best, most interest­
cept a 10 per cent increase unless it abovo all others, are responsible for a friend. I wish to God he was alive world was so cruel and heartless. Yet mingled anger and grief. "So his fam­
ing, attractive and instructive exhibi­
now! He'd help to save your son. I
ily must desert him and his wife
Washington, D. C.— Based on the was accompanied by union recogni­
bis present position."
tion in hee raising, a sweepstakes favorable report o f the army engi­ tion.
wouldn't have to come here to ask if the sacrifice must be made to save must leave him! The poor boy must
Howard she was ready to make It
She was about to demur, but she you.”
prize of $15 will be offered.
stand absolutely alone In the world,
Both operators and miners, how­
"You will leave America and never and face a trial for his life! Is that
The State Beekeepers’ association neers, the senate committee on com­ ever, seem content to await the result checked herself. What did she care
Mr.
Jeffries
shifted
uneasily
on
his
merce
will
incorporate
into
the
river
return—Is
that
understood?"
repeated
what
they
thought
of
her?
She
was
is anxious to make the exhibit an ex­
the Idea?”
feet and looked away.
o f the conference to be held here soon,
the banker.
cellent one, since upon this point hangs and harbor bill an appropriation of and none o f the large companies made fighting to save her husband, pot to
The banker made no reply. Snap­
“ You don't seem to understand." he
$100,000
to
begin
the
construction
of
“
Yes,
sir,”
she
replied
falterlngly.
make
the
Jeffries
family
think
better
the question as to whether it shall be
ping her fingers, she went on:
said Impatiently. "I've completely cut
any attempt to work their breakers.
the
jetties
at
the
entrance
o
f
Nehalem
of
her.
Quickly
she
answered:
Mr. Jeffries paced nervously up and
made a permanent part o f the state
“Well, It Isn't mine, Mr. Jeffries! I
him off from the family. It's as if be
Bay, a project to cost in tiie aggregate
down the room. For the first time won’t consent to a divorce! I won't
"Well, nil right—I'm responsible— were dead."
fair exhibits.
Whole Dog Made Useful.
$632,360. The scheme is that the gov­
he seemed to take an Interest In the leave America! And I'll see him just
but don’t punish him because of me."
She approached nearer and laid her
ernment pay one-half the cost, the
Oroville, Cal. — John Rich, pound-
Interview. Patronizingly he said:
Mr. Jeffries looked at her.
Rabbit War Now Begun.
as often as I can, even If I have to
hand
gently
on
the
banker's
arm.
Port o f Nehalem the other half.
The
“ You will receive a yearly allow­ sit In the Tombs prison all day. As
Who was this young woman who
Metolius—The Farmers’ union o f report is now before the commerce master, has mapped out a plan for
“ Don't say that, Mr. Jeffries. It's
ance
through
my
lawyer."
for his defense, I'll find some one. I'll
Crook county has sounded the death committee and will form the basis of making much money. First, he gets championed so warmly his own son? wicked to say that about your own
Annie tossed up her chin defiantly. go to Judge Brewster again and If he
50 cents a dog from the city, next he She was his wife, of course. But w’ives son. He's a good boy at heart, and
knell of jackrabbits, which have be­ favorable action by that committee.
intends to skin the animals and sell of a certain kind are quick to desert he's been so good to me. Ah, If you She would show the aristocrat that still refuses, I’ll go to some one else.
come numerous during the past year.
she could be as proud aa he was.
the hides for leather.
The meat he their husbands when they are in trou­
There must be some good, big-hearted
Drives have taken place in nearly Another New Demonstration Farm. will crush and the oil extracted he ble. There must be some good in the only knew how hard he's tried to get
“ Thanks." she exclaimed. "I don't lawyer in this great city who'll take
work I’m sure you'd change your opin­
every section of the county.
From
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ will sell.
He declares that this has girl, after all, he thought. Hesitating ion of him. Lately he's been drinking accept charity. I'm used to earning up his case.”
500 to 3,000 are generally killed at a vallis—A new location for another been found a genuine cure for con­ ly, he said:
Trembling with emotion, she read­
a little because he was disappointed my own living.”
drive. Corrals are built at a central Central Oregon experimeht station is sumption and that there is a big de­
"Oh. very well,” replied the banker justed her veil and with her handker­
"1
could
have
forgiven
him
every­
in not getting anything to do. But
point, into which the rabbits are being selected by President W. J. mand for it. The flesh is to be used
quickly.
"That's
as
you
please.
But
thing. everything but—”
chief dried her tear-stained face. Go­
he tried so hard. He walked the
driven and killed with clubs.
Those Kerr, of the Oregon Agricultural col­ to feed his chickens and the bones will
"But me," she said promptly. ” 1 streets night and day. Once he even | I have your promise—you will not at­ ing toward the door, she said:
which break through the lines are lege, Prof. H. D. Scudder, o f the be crushed for fertilizer. Thus every
tempt
to
see
him
again?”
know It. Don't you suppose 1 feel It. took a position as guard on the ele­
“ You needn't trouble yourself any
shot.
The rabbits are sold to the agronomy department, and Senator C. bit o f the mongrel has a value.
“ What! Not see him once more? more, Mr. Jeffries. We shan't need
too. and don't you suppose It hurts?" vated road. Jur* 'hink of It, Mr. Jeff­
highest bidder, the bids averaging L. Hawley» o f the board o f regents,
Mr. Jeffries stiffened up. This wom­ ries, your son
such straits were ! To say good-by?” she exclaimed. A your help. Thank you very much for
about 5 cents per head.
who have gone to look over available
Striking Weavers Buy Mill.
an was evidently trying to excite his we reduced—but he caught cold and broken sob half checked her utterance. the Interview. It was very kind ol
sites.
For the establishment and
Paterson, N. J.— A movement to­ sympathies The hard, proud expres­ had to give it up. 1 wanted to go to Surely you can't mean that, Mr. Jeff- you to listen so patiently. Good after
Exhibit Fund Growing.
equipment o f the new station a fund
I rles."
noon, sir.”
ward the organization of co-operative sion came back Into his face, as he an 1 work and help him out. I always
Cresham— Information has been re­ of $10,000 has been subscribed by the silk mills has been started here as an swerod curtly:
earned my living before I married I The banker shrugged his shoulders.
Before the astonished banker could
0
.
-W.
R.
&
N.,
Oregon
Trunk,
and
ceived by the Multnomah County Fair
"I don't want the newspapers filled stop her, she had thrown back the
"Forgive me for speaking plainly, him. but he wouldn't let me. You
outgrowth o f the strikes of silk weav­
association that the sum o f $365 has private individuals of Portland.
ers now in progress. The pioneer co­ but my eon's carriage with such a don't know what a good heart he's with sensational articles about the tapestry aLd disappeared through the
been appropriated
by the county
operative
concern is the Royal Silk woman as you l as made it Impossible got. He's been weak and foolish, but heartrending farewell Interview be- door.
Rail Line to Tap Newport.
court, in addition to the $2,000 appro­
tween Howard Jeffries, Jr., and hls
( T O BE C O N T I N U E D . )
company, just organized.
All the to even consider the question of rccon you know he's only a boy."
priated for the increase of premiums,
Salem — Supplementary articles of stockholders are silk workers engaged dilation."
She watched Ms face to see If her
for the purpose o f providing and incorporation, which were filed with in the various branches o f the indus­
With all her efforts at se f-oohtrol. words were having any effect, but Mr.
maintaining a permanent exhibit of the secretary o f state by the Valley A try who were thrown out o f employ­ Annie would have been more than ' JeffrUs showed no sign of relenting.
the resources o f the county.
That Siletz road, provide for the construc­ ment by the strike. They have pur­ human had she not resented the lnsin- ] Sarcastically, he said:
sum will be placed at the disposal of tion o f a railroad from Independence chased the plant o f Magnus & Faber, uatlon In this cruel speech. For a mo­
"And you took advantage of the
the State Fair association, however, to Newport.
In the original articles and the operations will begin within a ment she forgot the Importance of i fact and married him?"
but it is intended to assist in securing the company proposed to build a rail­ few days.
presen Ing amicable relations, and she
For a moment she made no reply.
the exhibit which will go to Salem road from the upper dam on the
retorti d
She felt the reproach was not unmer­
and then be returned here.
1. uckiamute river to Simpson. Under
"Such a woman ns me? That's pret-, ited. but why should they blame her
Canada to Build Vessels.
the new plan this will give Portland a
Montreal The government organ in ty rlaln—•• But you'll have to speak for seeking haprtness? Was she not
Loganberry Crop Sold.
direct connection with Yaquina bay on
Q lebec announces that Canada will or­ even more plnlnly. What do you mean entitled to it as much as any other
Salem—An order from Chicago to the West Side.
der two super-dreadnaughta while the when you say such a woman as me?j woman? She had not married How­ And That Ended. Recriminating Sena­ hawkers, trying those jayhawkers In
the Salem Fruit Union for 100,000
ard for his soc<al position or h!s
tors Speedily Forget Their
question of the complete character of What have I done?"
the capacity of Judge advocate for
Hawley to Help Commission.
pounds of dried loganberries, has
Mr Jeffries looked out of the win money. In fact, she had been worse
the Dominion navy is heng discussed
Differences.
“obblng hen roosts.”
brought to light the fact that the W il­
dow
without
nnsw,
ring
and
the
went
Salem—In reply to a recent tele­ by the Canadian minister o f Marine
off since her marriage than she was
There was more of the same kind,
lamette valley loganberry market for gram from the State Railroad com­ and the British admiralty.
before. She married him because she
This is on:
The late John J Ingalls, senator and everybody thought there would be
large lota is closed, and that heavy or­ mission, asking that steps be taken to regarded in political circles here as an ' ” 1 worked In a factory when I was loved him. and because she thought
ders cannot be filled from here. The pass through congress a bill prohibit­ effort to test opinion in Quebec which nine years old. and I've earned my ! she could redeem him. and she was from Kansas, let loose In the senate trouble. Inasmuch as Ingalls was high
union is unable to meet the order be­ ing the ownership o f steamship lines has been against Canada's contribut­ living ever since There's no disgrace ready to go through any amount of one day about Conkling. Hancock and spirited and Blackburn unafraid.
cause o f heavy Portland contracts for by railroads. Representative Hawley ing to the British navy or building In that. Is there? There'* nothing suffering to prove her disinterested several other distinguished people.
After the senate adjourned Black­
the green berries and the market for writes that he will so vote unless one of her own.
His remarks were particularly severe. burn and Ingalls met. face to face, in
against me personally—nothing dls devotion Quietly, she said:
heavy sales for this year is past from good and sufficient evidence shall prove
graceful, I mean. I know I'm not edu
"Yes, I know—I did wrong. But 1—
Joe Blackburn, then senator from the corridor In front of the marble
this section.
rated 1m not a lady In your sense I love him, Mr Jeffries. Believe me Kentucky, was chosen to answer In­ room. A dozen spectators looked for
some modification is advisable.
Only Officers Escape.
carnage.
Punta Arena*. Chile — A Chilean ef the word, but I've 1< d a decent life or not—I love him. It's my only ex­ galls. and he took a good deal of hide
There
Isn't
a
breath
of
scandal
against
State Forest Bill Seen.
I
thought
I
could
take
care
of
off
the
brilliant
Kansan.
In
one
para-
cuse.
Pendleton Crops Hopes High.
Ingalls stopped, looked squarely Into
gunboat which was sent to the assist­
But what's the htnv He needed some one to look aft- graph Blackburn said:
"And this Blackburn's eyes and Blackburn glared
Salem—Governor West has received
Pendleton -Crop prospects continue ance o f the British steamer Foxley. me—not a breath
copies o f a bill which has been intro­ bright throughout this section. Tem­ wrecked on March 18 off the Chilean | good of talking about me* Never mind er him. he’s too easily influenced You man has the temerity to assail Han- back.
duced in the senate by Senator Cham­ peratures have been low for several coast, arm e l here and reported the me I'm not asking for anything know his character Is not so strong cock—Hancock the Superb—who was
■'■loa." aald Ingalls, putting out his
the band, "isn't this cruel war over?"
berlain providing for the state to cre­ weeks. Grain has continued to make Foxley a total loss. Four officers of What are you going to do for hint*’ as It might be. He told me that his giving of his life's blood on
He
muet
have
the
best
lawyer
that
fellow students at college used to hyp- heights
of
Gettysburg while "It
the Is.”
sena-
ate a state forest through exchange o f a good growth, while fruit buds have the Foxley were rescued at the time
said Blackburn, taking the
scattered school sections in Federal been kept bark until there is no dan­ of the wreck, the rest o f the crow be­ money can procure none of thoee notlze him and make him do all kinds tor from Kansas was skulking along
hand, and they went off aria
Judge Brewster, of things to amuse the other boys He behind a regiment of Kansas Jay tn arm.—Saturday Evening Post
forests for a compact body of forest ger of late frosts. No fall grain was ing left to their fate.
The gunboat barroom orators.
reserve lands.
frozen out.
found no trace of them.
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^CHARLES KLEIN
ARTHUR HQRNBLOW
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