Mosier bulletin., August 09, 1912, Image 2

'ANT9N
BIRTH OF PARTY
LIKE LOVE FEAST
ELEANOR M
Progressive Convention Begins
Work in Perfect Harmony.
"Yon never law me d rented foe thi
after the delegates had assembled and
opera,” he tossed back, at he went ft
while they were waiting to be called
search of water.
to order. Occasionally there came the
Stanton descended from bis car
long, low “ moo” o f the bull moose.
flung his mask and gauntlets on the
The women delegates in various state
seat, and followed hls mechanician
organizations stood up on chairs with
He found him, presently, emergtni
the men and joined in the cheers and W H E A T S U R P L U S
IS 4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
S O M E B U R N IN G P E R M IT T E D .
damp and refreshed from ablutloni
songs that kept things in an uproar
performed in a bucket with the aid of
until the gavel fell.
Suddenly the Fine Y ie ld s on B ig F a r m s o f G illiam
F a r m e r s C le a rin g L a n d Should R e ad
some cotton-waste.
Colorado fuik sprang a big sign and
C ou n ty.
F ire L e w s, S a y s W a rd e n .
"W ill you come to lunch with me?”
carried it about the hall. It read;
Stanton asked abruptly.
Condon — Harvest is on in Gilliam
" N o more Guggenheim; no more
Portland — Roy Woods, supervising
Floyd paused, regarding him In
Devine; no m ore‘ Angel Archie,' for county in earnest and every farmer is state fire warden for Multnomah
grave surprise and hesitation.
us. Down with the bosses.”
busy.
The crop is unusually large county, states that farmers and others
o f Ilte GanxtanJ{lie Candle
Usual Ceremonies Observed—Negro
"Thank you," he began.
The Coloradoans explained that by and is being cut as quickly as possible. engaged in clearing land frequently
Stanton made an Impatient gesture,
Question Amicably Adjusted —
"A n g e l Archie” was meant A. M. Combined harvesters are much in evi­ cause state officials and themselves
Merciuy etc.
hls eyes glinting steel-blue behind
Committees Appointed,
Stevenson o f that state sometimes dence, while many farmers are head­ unnecessary trouble through failure to
tbelr black lashes.
known as “ B ig Steve.”
THORNBURGH
ing and stacking or threshing direct acquaint themselves with the fire
"Do you want me to apologize for
Michigan delegates started a new from the header to the stationary laws. “ I am frequently called upon
iV qe'fH ew Aw /W e/Aew K aw r
bullying you this morning?” be de­
to go to a remote part o f the county to
Chicago, Aug. 6.— The first session song, which soon was caught up by separator.
stood up, his expression flickering in manded.
o f the first National convention c f the the other delegations until practically
The yield is enormous, some fields inspect a slashing the owner wishes to
Over
the
other’s
face
swept
It«
SYNOPSIS.
momentary surprise.
new Progressive party, o f which The­ the entire floor was singing. This is going to 45 or 50 bushels to the acre, burn,” Baid Mr. Wooda, “ when there
“ All ready,” he answered, quietly characteristic sudden warning of ex odore Roosevelt is sponsor, was held the way it went:
and men who last fall were in straight­ is no occasion whatever for the trip ."
presslon.
A t th « beginning of great automobil« businesslike under the undeserved re­
"F ollow , follow.
Section seven o f the state fire law
today in the Coliseum, and while the
ened circumstances will pay every
race th « mechanician of the Mercury,
"N
o;
I
wanted
to
be
sure
that
you
provides: “ That during the period
We will follow Roosevelt,
Stanton’« machine, drops dead. Strange buke.
setting
was
attended
by
all
the
usual
debt
and
have
a
comfortable
bank
ac­
want me. Thanks, I ’ll come with
youth, Jesse Kloyd, volunteers, and Is ac­
“ Get It out, then."
between June 1 and October 1 it shall
Anywhere, everywhere,
ceremony and paraphernalia o f a Na­
count.
cepted. In the rest during th« twenty-
The other men glanced significantly pleasure.”
be unlawful for any person to burn
We will follow on.”
fou r hour race Stanton meets a stranger.
tional
political
assemblage,
the
actual
Hail
did
considerable
damage
in
the
He slipped into a long motor coat,
Miss Carlisle, who Introduces herself. The at one another.
A
t
12:35
Senator
Dixon
interrupted
proceedings
were
suggestive
o
f
a
love
southern part o f the county, some­ slashings, brush or timber land with­
Mercury wins race. Stanton receives
"Good luck, Floyd,” wished a slim and accompanied Stanton with a ready feast.
the singing by rapping for order.
flowers from Miss Carlisle, which he Ig­
thing that has never happened before, out a written permit from a warden.”
cordiality
that
took
no
account
of
nores. Stanton meets Miss Carlisle on a Italian
driver,
whose
reputation
This section,
however,
further
Chairman Beveridge caused to be but when this loss is estimated it will
Not a dissenting voice was raised
train. They alight to take walk, and equaled Stanton’s own, as he turned past events. No reproach could have
"T h is restriction shall not
train leaves
Stanton and Miss Carlisle
during the session.
The question a l read a telegram from Colonel William cut a very small figure in the total states;
moved
the
offender
so
much,
no
In­
away.
follow In auto.
apply to the burning o f log piles,
Negro representation from the South R. Nelson, o f the Kansas City Star. yield.
The Mercury car was out already jured dignity could have so forced a had caused friction earlier in the day It was dated Magnolia, Miss., and
stumps or brush heaps in small qanti-
Hay
w
ill
be
abundant
with
plenty
curb
upon
hls
tongue
for
the
future.
CHAPTER IV.— (Continued.)
One of the factory men cranked It.
was as follow s:
ties, under adequate precautions and
of fruit and potatoes.
It was not to one of the temporary in the national committee, but on the
Stanton, unruffled as In the New after Stanton took his seat. Floyd wag
personal control, and in accordance
"Lord, how I wish I were with you
floor
o
f
the
convention
there
was
no
In
the
Shuttler,
Blalock
and
Clem
York depot, except for hls wind-tossed moving to take the place beside, when eating-places erected in anticipation of
What a great day—the launching of districts wheat will average between with any regulations which may be
hair, whose blackness was flecked his eyes fell on the driver’s bandaged the race carnival that Stanton took echo o f the fight.
The delegates were at times explo­ a party of imagination, hope and pros­ 20 and 30 bushels, while the crop in adopted by the state board o f for­
with yellow road dust, leaned back wrist.
his guest, but to a quiet, cool hotel
We can afford to give the Terry Canyon, Mayvilie, Condon and estry.”
sive in their enthusiasm. Many state pects.
to reclaim his hat and Inquire their
"W hat’s up?” Stanton demanded, at within reach. There, the order given
It can readily be seen that in a
other fellows their memories and dis­ Gooseberry will be about the same.
destination. When he returned to the the exclamation.
he looked across the width of whits delegates came into the hall singing
The past has no in­ It is a safe estimate 1,500,000 bushels large number o f cases no permit is re­
and shouting in their delight at the appointments.
usual method of driving with both
linen
at
hls
companion
with
an
odd
"You have hurt your arm?’
birth o f the new party and three terest for us. The future is our fruit. will be shipped from Condon alone, quired to burn. The state board has
hands and facing forward, Miss Car
"Slightly. I cranked an Atalanta sense of triumph and satisfaction; hs
hours
later le ft the building in the Give Colonel Roosevelt my love,
while the whole county will export ruled that when burning is done it
lisle had altogether recovered her Six yesterday with my spark ad­ felt for this boy-man something akin
must be continuously watched, and
have never missed a chance to place
♦
about 4,000,000 bushels o f grain.
poise.
to the elation with which a youth same happy frame o f mind.
vanced.”
Although green hands were supposed bet on him, and have never lost when
The price at present is not satis­ the law provides that if fires escape,
"Speaking of racing, I have never
The mechanician stopped with one takes the admired girl out to dlnnef
to be at the helm the machinety of there was a square deal. The Lord is factory and farmers w ill not sell until the one doing the burning is held
thanked you for the other night,” she foot on the car, looking at him.
for the first time.
strictly accountable for all damage.
the convention worked smoothly and surely with us. He has given us the better prices can be obtained.
observed, her low tones inaudible to
"I
missed
the
train,
yesterday,”
hs
“ I set my spark forward and went
There was no roll call of men, as well as the opportunity. I
The barley crop is also excellent I f there is doubt in any person’s mind
those behind them. "I never experl around In front and cranked up and remarked. "I suppose you had ns efficiently.
as to the safety o f burning even log
delegates, but the delegae section of cannot help but feel what a narrow this year.
enced anything like watching you on wrenched my arm,” Stanton explicitly trouble getting the car here?"
heaps or brush, properly piled and
escape
we
had
in
the
June
convention.
the
floor,
accommodating
nearly
1100
the track—you carried me away be­ repeated.
“ None at all," Floyd confirmed. ‘1
Roosevelt might have been nominated G O O D P R U N E P R I C E S A S S U R E D safeguarded, Mr. Woods advises hav­
persons,
was
entirely
filled.
The
al­
yond conventionality, I am afraid. And
Floyd regarded him blankly, then fancied you accepted Miss Carlisle'!
ing a fire warden’s assistance. But i f
ternate section also had its full quota. there. My congratulations to every­
to feel that I had a share In your be­ slowly dissolved Into a smile of hu- Invitation to drive.”
When the proceedings began the body and regtet that I cannot be with Extent o f M a r io n C o u n ty C r o p N o t this is not the case, burning may be
wildering feats—”
"I did, afterward. It was her car J
murous comprehension and stepped
done as indicated without violating
galleries had few empty seats. The you.”
The ugly mood rose again In Stan Into the car.
cranked with the spark forward."
Y e t C e rta in .
the law.
Wild applause followed the reading.
convention
leaders
were
enthusiastic
ton.
Floyd
glanced
up,
a
ripple
of
Increl
“ I had no right to aBk, of course,"
Salem— Bumper crops, in most re­
It was 12:47 when Chairman Bever­
tonight
over
the
showing
in
the
Coli­
"You need not have felt that re­ he agreed. “ I beg
ulous
amusement
crossing
hls
gray
your pardon.
T A LLE ST PO LE G O ES SO U TH .
seum and asserted that no better-look­ idge announced the arrival o f Colonel spects, are looked for in Marion coun­
sponsibility,” he declared. "My feats, Curious people should expect to hear eyes, but he said nothing.
Roosevelt at the Coliseum. Delegates ty this year. The hay crop is large
ing,
more
substantial
set
o
f
delegates
as you are pleased to call them, are nonsense.”
"A t least, I set the spark as I be
ever was seen on the floor o f a na and the galleries jumped to their feet and the price so far is low. Hay will A s t o r ia ’s G ift to 1915 F a ir B e in g
shared by no one. 1 drive for pur­
Floyd believed himself put off with lleved right,” Stanton amplified, watch
and cheered.
A minute later the run about $7 a ton baled, while it can
tional convention.
T o w e d in L o g Raft.
poses of my own."
an obvious tale, as one reproves a Ing the effect, "and when I cranked,
Work o f the national committee on Colonel appeared on the stage, almost be purchased as cheap as $4 in the
She understood at once.
Astoria
— Safely stowed in a big
too-lmportunate child, so Impossible the motor fired over. The person wh*
The potato crop gives big
“ You mean that you did not race he considered such carelessness. And sat next to me said I left the spar! contested delegate cases caused a de­ as if by magic. In the midst o f the field.
Hammond cigar-shaped raft that is
promise.
There
are
more
potatoes
deafening
din,
the
Colonel
stepped
lay of nearly three-quarters o f an hour
with the Duplex because 1 wanted to Stanton wholly coincided with his wrong."
being towed south by the steamer
see your famous driving?"
The Incredulity died out of Floyd’f in the assembling of the convention. onto the insulated speaking platform planted this year than last by far, and George W. Fenwick, is the world’s
Judgment. Only, the fact remained.
the
crop
will
be
excellent
as
well.
under
the
big
sounding
board.
He
During the w ait the delegates amused
He checked the machine to permit
The little episode had relieved the gaze, but the wonder increased.
Potatoes promise to be cheap as a con­ largest flagpole. The stick measures
the passage of a trolley-car.
More likely It was changed after themselves with songs and yells com­ bowed to right and le ft with a broad
atmosphere, however, and restored
225 feet and is the g ift o f Astoria to
"I had my mechanician beside me and naturalness of speech. They shot down you left It. perhaps by mistake,” hr posed for the occasion, while a band grin and waved greetings to friends sequence.
It is predicted that the apple crop the Pacific Exposition commission at
near the flag-draped steel rafters and on the stage and floor.
there were two men In the Duplex,” the course, In the sweet country air, suggested.
San Francisco.
The pole was felled
In the midst o f the uproar an Okla­ will be enormous.
was his oblique reply. "I do not amuse and the day’s work had commenced.
In a flash of recollection Stanto» a Grand Army fife and drum corps on
by a crew o f the Whitney Lumber
Prunes
have
suffered
somewhat
and
homa
delegate
tore
the
state’s
stand­
by brushing near assassination.”
Then Stanton had his first exhibition saw Valerie Carlisle’s little glove« the stage vied with each other in play
ard from its place and started up the there are varying predictions as to company, which presented it to A s­
The retort was thoroughly Stanton- of wbat Floyd called tuning up bis hand dart toward the steering wheat ing patriotic airs.
toria to be erected on the site o f the
center
aisle.
In a minute the aisles this crop. Some say that there will
There was a great cheer as Senator
esque. Miss Carlisle bent forward to motor.
just before he pulled up the crank
Centennial exposition there, but ow­
were filled with a confused, hysterical be half a crop, some that there w ill be
catch the slipping dust-robe, before
ing to its great height it was not
“ Got her all the way up?” shouted Could she have moved the sector, am Dixon, national chairman o f the party
Minnesota swung in behind a third o f a crop, while others say
answering him, but gave an exclama­ the mechanician, when they let out on have corrected her mistake an lnstam rapped for order. This was repeated crowd.
placed.
that
they
will
run
as
high
as
two-
Oklahoma
and
as
the
crowd
dashed
tion as the motor abruptly fell silent.
later,
when
the
call
for
the
convention
too late? He remained silent, nor dU
Phil Metschan, Portland, has prom­
the first straight stretch.
thirds
o
f
a
crop.
From
what
can
be
through
the
aisles
Washington,
Massa­
"Oh, I am so sorry! The robe
waB
read
and
there
was
even
greater
ised that a flag 50x100 feet will fol­
Stanton nodded, fully occupied; the Floyd pursue the question.
chusetts,
Ohio,
West
Virginia,
Kan­
generally
ascertained,
however,
the
caught In the switch and moved it."
When the first course of the lunch enthusiasm when ex-Senator Bever­
speedometer was Indicating eighty-
low the pole to the Golen Gate and
"It Is nothing,” he assured, stooping four miles an hour.
eon was placed before them, Stantof idge, o f Indiana, was presented as the sas, Virginia and a dozen other states figure placing the crop at one-half during the event prospective for 1915
poured
into
the
throng.
seems
to
be
a
conservative
estimate,
to remedy the tangle, and sprang out
aroused himself. Quite Indifferent t* choice o f the national committee for
it is hoped that the banner will wave
"Stop her—she needs fixing."
A banner bearing the catch note and practically correct. Prices prom­
to crank the engine.
The formality
and the size and height o f flag and
It was Floyd's hour of empire. Stan­ I he waiter's pained disapproval, h. temporary chairman.
from the speech o f Senator Beveridge ise to range well for prunes.
He had done this very act for Floyd,
o
f
electing
Senator
Beveridge
was
not
took
the
carafe
of
Ice-water
and
him
pole attract attention to the Oregon
ton brought hlB car to a halt In an ap­
There
is
comparatively
little
grain
yesterday,
"Pass
Prosperity
Around,”
two weeks before; only then the stop­
necessary
and
amid
renewed
acclaim
country, where it is possible to pro­
propriate situation, and the mechani­ self filled two glasses.
was
roundly
cheered.
in
Marion
county,
but
what
grain
there
page hud been Intentional. Stanton
he
was
escorted
to
a
place
on
the
“ Is this your substitute for cock
duce such sticks yet.
cian sprang out to Investigate the un­
Someone threw the Colonel a red here is excellent. On the whole the
was thinking of that Incident, while hooded power-plant.
tails?" he queried, and pushed one o stage, decorated with a gold badge
The Hammond Lumber company has
outlook
to
the
farmers
seems
to
be
bandana
handkerchief,
and,
standing
he bent to seize the crank, and not
and handed the convention gavel.
provided transportation for the pole,
"Now we’ll try. She Is good for the goblets over to Floyd.
satisfactory.
Some
hay
has
been
in­
on
the
platform,
he
led
the
mob
in
a
of what he was doing. Hut he saw
Senator Beveridge then made his
Startled, Floyd yet understood
and with the gear available at San
ninety an hour,” he panted, returning.
Valerie Carlisle lean toward
the
keynote speech.
He spoke for more series o f cheers, waving the handker­ jured. but otherwise the weather con­ Francisco it is not doubted but that
smiling as he looked across.
Stanton accordingly restarted.
ditions have been good, barring some
steering-wheel, her red lips apart and
"Yes,” he assented, and drank th* than an hour and a half, expressing chief.
it will be raised without difficulty.
They spent the morning b o ; speed­
Mrs. Roosevelt, clad in black, am small late rains which threatened to
her eyes glistening, Just as he pulled
Motorists both some o f the advanced ideas o f govern­
ing furiously, stopping for Floyd to Innocent pledge.
up the handle.
do
some
harm,
but
conditions
are
now
peared
in
a
box
to
the
left
o
f
the
plak»
ment
adopted
by
the
new
party
and
fuss with one thing or another, watch­ there was no question of a strong«
Lane County Asks $80,000.
She carried a red bandana much improved.
"W a ltI" the girl cried, a second too
paving the way for the even more form.
ing the speedometer. Floyd listened beverage.
late.
Eugene — Lane county has filed a
progressive proposals to be made to­ handkerchief and waved it enthusias­
Stanton turned to the waiter.
to the engine as to a speaking voice,
complaint in the Circuit court, the
C r o p B e st In Y e a rs .
There was a sharp explosion of the translating Its plaint unerringly and
"You enn go; I ’ll ring when we want morrow to the convention by Roose­ tically. Mrs. Roosevelt was accom­
panied by George Roosevelt, a nephew
motor, the crank tore Itself violently going to remedy the cause. As the as­ you. Did you ever drive an Atalanti velt.
Hillsboro— Washington county nev­ purpose o f which is to compel the
out of his hand. Only Stanton's sistant manager had said, he was a S lx -B lx ty , Floyd?”
The temporary chairman was given o f the Colonel.
er had better crop prospects.
Hay is Southern Pacific to make good a sub­
From the Illinois delegation, Miss heavier than for years, and although stitute roadway built to replace one
trained swiftness and Instnnt recoil gusolene freak, a clairvoyant mnglclan
“ No, but I ’ve handled their fours, i the closest attention throughout. Once
saved him from a broken wrist. As It of delicate touches and manipulation.
like a six cylinder machine, myself; tl he mentioned President Taft, in con­ Jane Addams was lifted up over the 30 per cent o f the clover cut was dam­ taken by reason o f the Natron exten­
was, his arm fell momentarily numbed
nection with his approval o f the Payne press stand, ¡climbed upon the |plat$f aged slightly, the loss is more than sion, or pay to the county damages for
At twelve o’clock the Mercury came has so fine a torque— ’’
He made up by the extra heavy yield. the loss o f the original road.
at his side.
The conversation plunged Into pro tariff law, and instantly there came a form and joined the Colonel.
to Its camp and stopped.
"You left the spark up,” Miss Car­
The county asks for $80,000, alleg­
How I h she doing?” Inquired Mr. fesslonal technicalities; the sentl storm o f jeers and groans from the greeted her with a handshake and the All fall-sown grain, wheat, oats, bar­
lisle cried again, pale and shaken "I Green. “ You made that last circuit a mental episode was pu«hed aside.
crowd. Every few minutes Senator Roosevelt grin. She took her place ley and rye, w ill yield better than for ing that 16 miles o f road, valued at
tried to fix It, but you had cranked. record breaker, I can tell you.”
People going In and out of the rea Beveridge was interrupted by ap­ beside him. Way up in the band gal­ a number o f years, winter wheat in $5000 a mile, is rendered useless by
lery the musicians struck up “ On­ many places bidding fair to go from the numerous sections taken in the
Have you Injured your arm?”
Up to ninety-two miles an hour,” taurant stared Interestedly at the tw! plause and cheering.
building o f the railroad.
Mr. Carlisle had risen, several peo­ Stanton reported with brevity. "It exchanging comments and questions
The ex-senator from Indiana made a ward, Christian Soldiers.”
30 to 45 bushels an acre.
From other delegates the words o f
To guard against a similar trouble
ple paused on the sidewalk, but Stan­ never did so well before. Get out, Stanton's dark face was well-known most courteous presiding officer and
Potato prospects are the best at this
ton stood looking at the girl who Floyd."
and a face not enslly forgotten, whll* when a premature motion to adjourn the hymn rose in a confused murmur. season o f the year that the county has in the Western part o f the county,
leaned across the folded wind-shield.
companion’s dress sufficiently was made, he begged pardon o f the The Colonel stepped forward, raised enjoyed for 15 years, and there is a where the Southern Pacific line to the
Floyd got out, flushed, tired, his hls
He, automobile expert, racing driver, heavy hair clinging In damp rings to Identified him as one of the racer! delegate for not recognizing him at both hands and led the singing, chant­ larger acreage than usual, owing to coaBt will cut into county roads in
had advanced his spark nnd gone out his temples, but sunnily content. Mr. who held the city's attention durln» the time, promising him recognition ing the words himself.
the Siuslaw valley.
Commissioner
As the song the big price o f last spring.
to crank his motor? His reason re­ Green contemplated him anxiously; he the motor carnival.
was concluded, Mrs. Sunderland, of
later in the session.
Hops are superb and are better than Price has gone over the survey and
belled. Yet, what other explanation? had heard an account of Stanton's
When the dessert was before them
The standing committees were ap­ Los Angeles, an elderly woman, brisk­ any prospects at a like season hereto­ the court w ill insist that suitable
“ You have lujured your arm? Why morning greeting to hls mechanician, Stanton suddenly returned to the per pointed in the usual way and just be­ ly scaled the platform.
wagon roads bs constructed and ac­
She was fore.
was I so stupid as to catch the robe
fore the proceedings were brought to greeted cordially by the Colonel.
sonal note.
Apples are fair, pears an average cepted before the old roads are torn
and stop the engine!"
Timothy L. Woodruff, clad in a crop, prunes a failure except on ele­ out by the railroad graders.
"How did you become a finisher a close Jame R. Garfield, of Ohio,
He recovered himself promptly.
automobile expert by the age of twen moved the appointment o f a commit­ white flannel suit, defied the f cool vations, where the yield w ill be better
"No, no. It Is nothing, Miss Carlisle.
ty-one?" he questioned bluntly.
Y a m h ill P a tr o ls F o re st,
tee o f 16 to invite Colonel Roosevelt weather and led the New York delega­ than usual.
Prices o f all products
I am not hurt,” he disclaimed.
"W ell, I believe you are only flv» to appear before the convention to­ tion in cheering Colonel Roosevelt. here are governed by Portland mark­
McMinnville — C. C. Stallcop, of
But nevertheless he started the en­
or six years older,” Floyd countered morrow noon. The motion was car­ While most o f the delegates were clad ets.
Carlton, has been appointed a fire
gine with his left hand, her narrowed
with a touch of whimsical sadness ried with a whoop, and tonight, with in heavy clothes, Mr. Woodruff assert­
warden by the Connty court, at a sal­
amber eyes following him.
"But—I grew up In an automobile fac due ceremony, the Colonel formally ed that even flannel was too warm for
Cattle Imported for Hay.
ary of $90 a month until October 1,
It was not far to the Carlisle place.
him to work in so strenuously.
tory. I had no mother, no klnswomer accepted.
Prineville— Good crops prevail all
unless
the contract is sooner terminat­
There Stanton declined every Invi­
at all, and my father made me hli
The demonstration had been in pro­ over Crook county this year.
Colonel Roosevelt, not being a dele­
Forty ed by the court. Yamhill county has
tation to remain, or even to enter,
constant companion. He taught mi gate, did not attend the opening ses­ gress for 45 minutes before the dele
firmly resolved to go on to Lowell by
everything he knew, and he— well, b« sion. He spent much o f the after­ gates recognized Mrs. Roosevelt in bushels o f wheat to the acre will not a large area o f timber land, and seve­
ral men are employed to patrol it.
the next train.
was Edgar T. Floyd, who owned th« noon motoring.
a box.
They turned to her with a be an unusual figure for dry land and
Gus Smith, recently appointed fire
"W o will be there tomorrow, also,"
Comet automobile plant, and who de
cheer and she rose and bowed to ac­ some o f the irrigated wheat will yield
The hay crop is warden, has been here conferring with
Miss Carlisle Informed him, In taking
signed and built and raced his owe
Chicago, Aug. 6.— Songs and party knowledge the cheers.
Order was better than that.
leave. "1 am so grieved that you can­
cars.”
yells whiled away the time at the Na­ finally restored, the demonstration nearly a third greater than last year, the court in the matter o f fire patrol.
but the farmers are beginning to won­ Federal patrols employ several men
not use your arm."
(TO UK C O N T IN U E D .)
tional Progressive convention today having lasted 45 minutes.
der where they are going to get the on duty in the mountains near what is
"You see I have used It to steer
stock to which to feed it. On account known as Gopher valley.
Health.
and shift gears," he reminded.
Orozco's Men Victorious.
W ill T r o ll f o r Sa lm o n .
Health Is a state of physical, mental
o f the high prices last fall and this
"Yes, but you will not try to race
Tucson,
A
riz.—
Orozco’s
rebel
forces,
Astoria,
Or.-—
As
a
result
o
f
the
and moral equilibrium, a normal func­
spring, most o f the stockmen sold off
so hurt?”
C r o p s B ig and P ric e s G o o d .
‘H o w D id Y ou Becom e an Exp e rt A u ­
tionating of body, mind and soul. It according to advices received here, success attained by the men who have nearly all o f their beef cattle, ao it
That was what troubled her? The
Roseburg— Never in the history o f
tom obile D r iv e r ? "
la the state when work Is a pleasure, defeated the government soldiers un­ been trolling for salmon outside the may be necessary to ship cattle in.
fear that he would not drive and she
Douglas County has the outlook for
would miss the excitement of seeing and he was not pleased at the pros­ when the world looks good and beau­ der Generals Sanjines and Velasco at mouth o f the river during the present
crops been so encouraging as at the
Gold Hill Mayor Original.
him on the thin verge of death? Her pect of having to find another man to tiful and the battle of dfe aeema worth Sehueripa and continued their advance season, quite an industry in ¿that line
present time.
This prediction does
while
Health Is the antithesis of as far as Ladura, Sonora There they is promised for this fail.
Several
beauty went out to his eyes like the till hls place.
Gold H ill— To erect a brick build­ not only apply to grains and hay, but
blown flame of a candle.
"How," he hesitated, testing hls disease, degeneracy and crime. The opened fire on the town, which was boats are now being rigged for that ing with brick burned on the ground to fruits, potatoes and all other pro­
"I shall race," he declared curtly.
way.
"how
are
you—er— feeling. laws of health are as Inexorable as defended by 25 or 30 federals. The particular class o f fishing. The boats from clay taken from the excavation ducts.
Blessed with good weather
the law of gravitation, as exacting as railroad agent, hiding himself under will fish well off shore, in the vicinity for the basement, iz~the unique pro­ and an absence o f storms since early
He had an odd fancy as he went Floyd?”
eternal
Justice,
as
relentless
as
fate,
the station, sent out the report o f the of the lightship, and it is asserted posal o f Dr. R. C. Kelsey, Mayor of in the spring, the fruits have matured
down the vllluge street; It occurred
"Hungry,” answered Floyd, prompt­
and their violation Is the beginning attack, adding that he intended to they will not be subject to the state Gold Hill. He will employ an exper­ rapidly and are in the best o f condi­
to him that he would like to see ly and unexpectedly.
Floyd. He was tired, tired to nausea
The boyish freshness of It brought a and cause of all disease, suffering and stay where he could be comfortable. laws governing the fisheries. They ienced brickmaker long enough so tion.
The second crop o f hay is
Health Is the most desired ot The rebels cut the telegraph wire be­ can thus operate during the closed that he and his sons can get the knack also encoursging, and it is the general
of the feminine as represented by smile to the lips of every one within sin
When finally loat tween I.adura and Mina. Sonora.
Valerie Carlisle. He would have liked hearing.
season on the river.
The assistant
manager earthly blessings
o f mixing, molding and burning brick, prediction that this year's supply will
to hunt up his mechanician and hear chuckled outright in hls relief.
It cannot be purchased by uncounted
after which the work will be a strictly far exceed that o f previous years.
him talk frank sense, man-fashion.
"There’s some kind of eats In a millions, restored by the alienist or
‘‘Sp itb a ll” H a t N e w Fear.
Drops B o x o f D ynam ite
family affair as far as possible.
The
But of course he did nothing of the stand over there,” volunteered a grin­ returned by the pulpit. Health Is that
Philadelphia— Manager Dooin, o f the
Portland — In an explosion which clay taken from the excavation has
C a n ta lo u p e s T o o T h in .
kind. When he arrived at Lowell he ning reporter from a Boston newspa­ state of happiness, faith and love Philadelphia baseball team, declares
shook the Grange Hall at Lents, broke been proved by test to be good quality
Portland— Cantaloupes which were
went to a doctor and had the stratned per. “ If you can bear them. Say. whose prototype was the first man— the "sp itb a ll” is responsible for the
windows in farm houses for half a brick clay.
not o f sufficient density to stay in a
arm cared for, Instead.
Floyd, do you know, I guess If you Adam: whose Ideal Is the Christ.— attack o f diphtheria from
which mile around and threw several people
paper bag, and would leak out on the
had a sister she’d be a right pretty 8. J. Crum bine. M. D.. Topeka, Kan
Pitcher Ad Rrennan is
suffering. from their beds. Perry Warren, aged
Hood River Crop ¡Immense.
pavement, failed to to meet the crit­
CHAPTER V.
girl.”
Therefore he means to make applica­ 60 years, a real estate dealer o f Lents,
Hood River — Although the early ical taste of Market Inspector J. F
To Minimize Accidents.
"I have got one." was the serene
tion to President Lynch, o f the Na­ was instantly killed at 10:16 Tuesday warm spells and the unusually great Singer Thursday.
The fruit, which
Tuning Up.
return.
An Interesting method of educating tional league, for permission for his night, when he dropped on the floor o f precipitation o f May and June went
had been shipped in refrigerator cars,
Floyd waa sitting on a ratling In
"You have? Can I ask what she the public In the prevention of street pitchers to use a disinfectant on the his three room cabin a 50-pound box far toward making a failure o f the
failed to stand up after it was placed
front of the repair pits, when Stanton looks like?”
accidents, which possesses posstbltl ball when they are opposing a "s p it­ o f dynamite.
The house was blown year's strawberry crop in the Hood on sale, and Singer, passing by, foond
came out to the course next morning,
"Just like me; we're twins," he re­ ties In other directions, employed by ball” a rtist
According to Dooin, over a space of an acre, and no two River valley, the rains were the mak­ it drooping by the way.
Singer took
engaged In chatting airily with a cou­ plied absently, hls eyes dwelling on the Boston Flevated Railway com
every man who played with Brennan pieces o f lumber were left together. ing o f the greatest hay and potato personal charge o f 85 crates o f the
ple of Jovial drlvera from rival cars. the Mercury.
pany, Is commented on In a recent in the game against St. Louis ran the Warren's body was badly mangled.
crops the community has ever known. fruit and took them to the crematory,
He was laughing, and furthermore he
The description accorded ao oddly number of the Journal of the Amer­ risk of being infected with diphtheria. The explosion was heard eight miles. So excellent are the prospects for the
where they were destroyed.
eras clad in correct racing costume, with hls appearance, as he stood In ican Medical association. The rail­
year that predictions are now njade
this time. Instead of the Impromptu hls rumpled attire, hls serious face way company offered a large number
B a llp la y e rs S a a k U nion .
M o n te n e g rin s F ig h t T u r k s .
Olcott Will Spare Dogs.
that the shipments this season will be
•lend of the former occasion.
stained and darkened with dust, that of prises to high school pupils for the
New York— David Fultz, a lawyer,
Cettinje, Montenegro— Fighting on at least 15,000 sacks.
Salem — Following a conference
The group, already breaking up. there was a universal roar of laughter best specimens of verses containing
who was formerly outfielder with the the frontier between small guerilla
with Dr. Calvin S. White, secretory
I new apart at Stanton'a approach,
"For shame, to slander a lady!" Instruction and caution In the way ot New York Americans and the Thila- bands and the Turkish troops has
Rogue River Outlook is Fine.
o f the state board o f health. Acting
nodding greeting to him. But, beyond Jeered one.
preventlon of traffic accidents on the delphia Americans,
admitted that been going on continuously for two
Medford— Without exception, Med­ Governor Olcott announced that he
returning the aalutes, he disregarded
"Doesn't she ever wash her face, streets which would appeal particu­ activities toward forming a union of days.
The cordon o f troops on the ford and the Rogue River valley will would not issue a proclamation quar­
ill except Floyd, opposite whom he Floyd?" called another.
larly to children
The plan created big league baseball players wera in Montenegrin frontier was ordered to
have the largest crops in their history antining Multnomah county as to
•topped.
"Can’t you support her without mak­ great Interest among the school chil­ i progress. He said members o f the retire and adopt a defensive policy.
this year.
In fruit there w ill be a dogs and cats with rabies, and allow­
"You seem to have nothing to do; ing her heave coal for a living?" gibed dren. and a large number of answers
, National league clubs met in his office The Turks crossed the frontier, but phenomenal crop o f apples. I f August ing the killing o f all unleashed and
a the machine ready?” be flung, with a third.
wera received
The company award­ | last Sunday and that American league retreated again when the Montene­
has an average rainfall. Professor unmuzzled dogs found roaming at
•Is ugliest Intonation.
Floyd laughed with the rest, gtanc- ed about >00 prizes, the largest being i players met secretly in New York two grins opened fire with their artillery.
O'Gara. county pathologist, predicts a large.
He is under the impression
•a uu
lM dew a at kLaaelf.
for ISO.
j weeks earlier.
The sixteen clubs of Great excitement prevails here and total o f 450 cars.
In 1911 there were that he would have no warrant o f law
1 the major leagues were represented.
dangerous complications are feared.
but 81 cars.
I to issue such a proclamaion.
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