Mosier bulletin., September 27, 1912, Image 2

CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
Doings of the World at Large
Told in Brief.
W INTER HITS M 'D O lE
WEST.
Four States Have Snow and
peratures Are Falling
Tem ­
Chicago — Dispatches received at
the weather bureau headquarters tell
o f pretentious snow storms in four
states. The early arrival o f “ the
beautiful” is not accompanied by un­
usually low temperature and proves
rather beneAcial than otherwise.
Wyoming was the Arst to report ihe
advance agent o f winter, the vicinity
around Lander experiencing a regular
snow fall. The maximum temperature
in the vicinity of the Wyoming storm
was 36 and the minimum 32, so that
the snow did not melt rapidly.
The same storm swept rapidly east­
ward, and was reported in both the
Dakotas and Minnesota. Heavy rains
have been prevailing in Western Min­
nesota for two days, but a drop in
temperature changed the rain to snow.
Dispatches say the temperature is
lowering noticeably in Northern Iowa
and there are indications of snow fall
there. Storms are also predicted gen­
erally over the Central West.
Rain
began falling in the Great Lakes re­
gion and the temperature is dropping
steadily. The same storm will prob­
ably spread to the Ohio river before
its force is spent.
that there wa* Juat one thing in tlfi
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
BEND ORCHARD PROJECTED.
P O T A T O E S INJURED.
Successful Powell Butte Grower Will Tualatin Valley Crop Reported Short
Try Out New Section.
Fully One-Half,
o ,
ELEANOR Ml
INGRAM
worth while."
The girl shivered slightly, her gaze
on his firm profile with Its lines ot re­
lentless strength.
"You meant to punish them," she
faltered.
"Revenge? No: It was not worth
taking.
1 will not deny I thought of
that as a boy; as a man I was too
practical to waste my time. What I
decided to have was money. I found
In my aptitude for this automobile
racing my best and quickest way to
secure a starting capital. If I killed
myself In doing It. very good; that was
better than poverty. 1 was poor for
six years; poor for a lifetime I will not
be.”
“ No, you will not be," she agreed,
her voice quite low and agitated. "You
were born to bend circumstance, for
good or 111.”
"Circumstance bent me, when It set
your brother In my path," he cor­
rected. "I never before had a friend,
or cared—” He shook his head Impa­
tiently, turning fully to her. “ Bah.
what dead history am I boring you
with! Forgive me; I only meant to
say there might be some small excuse
for my savagery. It Is after four
o'clock, I was promised tea."
Jessica rose to cross to the little
tea-table, but lingered for an InstanL
“ Jes once told me that he had been
guilty of the impertinence of saying
his driver had the best disposition and
the worst temper he had ever seen. I
think that If he were here, he would
apologize for the last part.”
"Perhaps he may yet retract the
first,” he warned lightly, yet touched.
When she summoned him to take
his cup, Stanton looked at the brown
beverage, then In quizzical surprise at
his hostess.
"Yes,” she laughed, coloring. "With
three lumps of sugar In i t Jea told
me that whenever he was out with
you. you drank chocolate syrup and
sweet. I thought It was only girls who
liked sweet, syrupy things.”
"And do you always give people
what they like?” he asked, amused
and oddly pleased.
“ I would like to,” she retorted.
"Then I would like very much to
have you go to the theater with me.
to-night."
"As you like," she conceded, her
heavy lashes sweeping her cheeks.
The first step was made. For the
next two weeks they saw each other
frequently.
Twice Stanton brought
one of the Mercury cars and took Jes­
sica for sedate afternoon drives. Sev­
eral rainy days she gave him sweet
chocolate and sat opposite him before
the bright little hearth, listening or
talking with the equable sunniness so
like Floyd's. Indeed, Stanton soon
came to feel with her the sense of
companionship and certainty of being
understood that he felt with her broth­
er. But he never was rough to Jes­
sica.
During that interval he did not
meet Floyd. Jes was busy, thirty miles
up the Hudson valley, at the Mercury
factory, Jessica said, and as Stanton
of course knew from his mechanician’s
own statement. Only It Impressed him
as rather strange that Floyd could not
get away even once or twice to see
his sister.
Bend— While Central Oregon up to
Hillsboro— That tne potato crop in
the present has received little serious this vicinity will be short fully 50 per
attention as a commercial apple grow­
cent as a result o f early blight, is the
General Returns o f Important Eventa
ing territory, an arrangement just
made for the planting o f an extensive prediction made by Howard Evarts
Presented In Condensed Form
commercial orchard near Bend by an Weed, an authority on plant diseases.
fo r Our Busy Readers.
experienced fruitgrower indicates that “ For several days past 1 have exam­
Hit:ft rations itj f f f l f f l c THORNBURGH
apples may take their places alongside ined the potato Aelds in this vicinity,
M uotoi orm m r
the other products of this immediate
and
And
very
few
places
but
that
Dr. Sun Yat Sen denies the rumor
section in the near future.
“
Did
he
know
of
It?"
she asked
o f discord in the new government of
Guy Lafollette, who for several show great damage to the growing
counter-question.
China.
years has conducted an extensive nur­ crop. The recent windy weather made
Floyd had kept the confidence given
sery near Powell Butte, some 25 miles the conditions much worse than would racé the beginning o f grea t automobile him, then, although no formal re­
Government reports say crops all
i ------ the mechanician of
the Mercury,
east o f Bend, plans the planting o f 40
over the world are greatly above the
Stanton’ s machine, drops dead. Strange straint had been made.
The expres­
otherwise have been the case, as the ! youth,
Jesse Floyd, volunteers, and is ac ­
acres o f Ane apple trees on the A. S.
average.
cepted.
In the rest during the tw en ty- sion that crossed Stanton's dark face
wind
caused
a
wide
distribution
o
f
the
Collins ranch, a mile from Bend. As
four hour race Stanton meets a stranger. was warm and very gentle.
T a ft urged before the national hy­
Mr. Lafollette has raised apples most spores o f the fungus causing the dis­ Miss Carlisle, w ho Introduces herself. Th e
"H e knew. yes. I wish I could have
Mercury wins
race.
Stanton
receives
giene congress the establishment o f a
successfully on his Powell Butte place, ease. The excessive rains during Au­ flowers from Miss Carlisle, which he I g ­ met your brother years ago; I might
National Health bureau.
♦
where the ultitude is 4200 feet, he gust made weakened, tender vines full nores. Stanton meets Miss Carlisle on a have been less hard a man. more At to
train. T h e y alight to take
walk, and
The Greek minister
in London
anticipates no difficulty in meeting
train leaves. Stanton and Miss Carlisle know him, and you. now.”
o
f
moisture,
while
the
atmospheric
fo
llow
in
auto.
Accid
ent
by
which
Stan ­
denies any knowledge o f a Greek-Bul-
similar success here, at an altitude of
“ You hard!”
ton is hurt is mysterious. Floyd, at lunch
garian-Servian alliance against Tur­
but 2600 feet, and with excellent soil conditions were such as cause all fun­ with Stanton, tells o f his boyhood. Stan ­
“ Has he not taught you that I am
and irrigation conditions. The action gus diseases to develop most rapidly. ton again meets Miss Carlisle and th er so?”
key.
dine together.
Stanton comes to track
o
f
the
nurseryman
promises
to
influ-
“ For a month past there have been $fck, but makes race. T h e y have ac ci­
Miss Elsie Crose, daughter o f the
In her earnestness she leaned for­
dent. F loy d hurt, but not seriously. At
ence others toward setting out commer­
American governor o f Samoa, was
small brown spot9 upon the leaves, dinner F lo y d tells Stanton o f his twin ward. her eyes fearlessly on his.
ELKS W ILL USE “ BEETATO ”
cial
orchards.
Hitherto
apple
raising
sister, Jessica. Stanton becomes v e r y 111
proclaimed a “ princess” by the na
“ Never. Do not imagine he thinks
in this section has been devoted chieAy showing the presence o f tne disease i Ind loses consciousness. On recovery, at
lives.
his hotel Stanton receives invitation and you that, do not so wrong his memory
known
to
science
as
macrosporium
Portland Lodge Will Distribute Pur­ to small garden orchards, producing
visits Jessica T h e y go to th ea ter t o g e t h ­ of your kindness. A rough word— what
A party of Frenchmen visiting Ber­
little more than enough for home con­ solani, or the early blight, but it has er, and meet Miss Carlisle. Stanton and
ple Tuber at Reunion.
Is It? The first gentleness cancels It;
F loy d meet again and talk business
lin say they are astonished at the evi­
sumption.
only been (luring the past week that ! Th ey agre e to operate automobile fa c t o r y what Is a friend worth who does not
Portland—
Oregon’s
newest
pomolo-
dence of high living and luxury to be
,
,
j
.
$
...
, ** Partni’ rs
F l o y d becomes suspicious of
understand?"
gical oddity, dubbed the “ beetato,”
the disease has developed rapidly and Miss Carlisle.
200 SEE BRIDGE OPENING
seen everywhere.
which is a hybrid between an Irish po­
Stanton bent his head, looking at
the infection become widespread.
A g irl’s dream revealed fatal errors tato and a red beet, has already been
CHAPTER IX— (Continued).
the fire.
“
The
vines
now
have
yellow
leaves
in the indictments against an Illinois found valuable as an advertising asset. Span Over Umpqua Fiver at Win­
"Jessica has the right to a chance,"
"I have not had much gentleness
at the bottom o f the plant, while the 6e agreed. ‘Tin not goin’ to meddle
chester Is Dedicated.’
school superintendent for embezzle­ The tuber’s “ innards” have a deep
top leaves have their edges turned j with things beyond my understand^’. shown me,” he said. “ My mother died
ment, forgery, etc.
purple, one o f the official colors of the
Roseburg — With a crowd o f more
black. Growth of tubers has practi­ An’ I’d rather have her your wife than when I was born; when I was thirteen
than 200 persons in attendance the
my father married again. My step­
Pascual Orozco, Sr., was marched Elks’ lodge.
cally stopped. Some Aelds are worse
«
have anything else In the world. Only
Officers o f Portland Lodge No. 142 new Bteel bridge spanning the Ump­
through the streets o f El Paso from
than others, hillside fields being the! —you’ve seen her just once— you can't mother was a good woman, whom I
loved as well as my father did. But
the station to the jail, and was hooted have been quick to realize the pecu qua river, at Winchester, Ave miles worst affected.
j tell If you want her. yet.”
within the second year after the mar­
liar coloring feature o f the “ beetato.’ north o f Roseburg, was dedicated with
and jeered by Mexicans.
“ Potato blight is now practically j Stanton shot him one straight, ex­
riage, the horses they were driving
They are now negotiating with L. W. appropriate ceremonies. Binger Her­
First pressive glance.
Upon the peremptory demand o f the Kinhardt, o f Silver Springs station mann was the principal speaker and worldwide in its distribution.
ran away, dragging the carriage over
American ambassador, an American in Clackamas county, the originator o f briefly reviewed the history o f bridge described in 1882, it now occurs j "She Is like you,” slipped from him an embankment, and my parents died
confined in a Mexican jail was re­ the new potato, for all o f next year’s building. He said the Arst bridges throughout the United States, Canada, Involuntarily; then, furious at his be­ within a few moments of each other
Europe, Asia and Australia. Its con­ trayal of sentiment, he dropped the
leased and placed in the hospital.
while being taken to the hospital.
crop o f “ purple spuds” to take back were built o f wood, then came those
trol by means o f the Bordeaux m ix -' other’s hand. “ We had better go, or
Have I said that my father was
constructed
o
f
stone,
and
Anally
there
to
Rochester
for
the
Elks’
annual
re
The battleship Wyoming is com­
ture is easy, thanks to the experi- ' we’ll miss the train,” he bruskly re­
wealthy? He was so. He had made
pleted and turned over to the govern­ union. Inasmuch as the ’ reunion will came the modern steel structure which ments made in 1899 by Professor L. ■ minded.
his will, a year before, leaving every­
ment. She will participate in the na­ be held in July, Mr. Rinhardt will withstands the elements o f time. He It. Jones o f the Vermont experiment I
"Oh, she Is like me," confirmed thing to his wife; well knewing that
val review in New York harbjr next have to plant his “ beetatoes” as early called particular attention to the fact station.
Floyd; he turned to look again at the she In her turn would pass all on to
as possible next spring so that the that the year 1912 is an epoch in
month.
“ These experiments were very thor-' factory. “ We are pretty close chums. me. She was much younger than he.
product o f the new crop will be large Douglas county for the reason that
ough, and the results so conclusive Yes, you an' I had better be gettln’ to almost certain to outlive him. and
A witness in the Standard Oil in­ enough by convention time.
this year eight magnlAcient steel
that spraying with Bordeaux mixture tlie train.”
entirely to be trusted. But she had
vestigation says the corporation has
Mr. Rinehardt
expects to grow bridges are in course o f erection.
is now conducted as a part of farm
They walked back to the nearest never made a will, delayed by chance
assigned Axed sales territory to each enough “ beetatoes” to supply souve­ Bridges,,Mr. Hermann said, mark time
practice by the best growers o f the trolley line, both silent.
or forgetfulness, I suppose. When he
o f its forme/ subsidiaries, making the nirs for every delegate to the Roches­ with the progress and development of
Central states. In the experiments at
The subject was not touched again, died five minutes before her, all his
monopoly as complete and perfect as ter reunion.
Portland Elks are re the country and that Douglas county
the Vermont station the sprayed po­ until the following morning, when they fortune passed to his wife; then, upon
joicing that they w ill have such an should feel proud o f the bridges it has
ever.
tatoes gave a yield o f 291 bushels per left the train In New York.
her death without a will, again legally
unique souvenir to advertise Ore- built this year.
acre against 994 bushels per acre for
Jacob Foy Guthrie.
the college
"When shall I see you?” Stanton paased on to her relatives. I was left
gon.
The Winchester bridge is 590 feet the unsprayed potatoes, showing a
graduate on trial in Chicago for rob­
in length, the two outer spans being difference o f 1914 bushels an acre in questioned, as they exchanged fare­ with no share or claim.”
bing the homes o f wealthy people of
MAKE EGGS FRO M AIR.
“ But It was yours by every right!
wells in the noisy depoL “ To-mor­
150 feet long, while the center span favor o f spraying.”
over $2500 worth o f silks, jewelry and
row?”
Surely, surely, your step-mother's rel­
is 290 feet in length. The total cost
bric-a-brac, went raving crazy in Sci/nfist Sees Great Possibility in Ni­
“ I'm going to be out of town for the atives did not take it?”
o f the bridge is about $16,000.
court.
NEW FISH CAR IN USE.
“ They took every penny and every
next two weeks, Mr. Green tells me,”
trogen and Compounds
Floyd replied. "They want me at the Inch, Miss Floyd. And I, at fifteen,
W ATER S U P P L Y IS READY.
A strike of 150 shingle weavers has
Chicago — Dr. Paul Walden, o f
20,000 Trout Being Distributed East Mercury factory, and there are some was sent out into the world, a beggar­
closed nine shingle mills on Puget Riga, Russia, predicts that the next
other trips, too, I believe. Jessica Is ed orphan. They had no Interest In
o f The Dalles.
Sound.
great feat o f chemistry will be the Klamath Falls' Artesian Wells to Pump
going to be rather deserted; If you me, and I was old enough to support
making o f eggs from air.
Dr. W al­
1,200,000 Galons Daily.
The Arst “ Ash car” that has ever happen to look her up, no doubt ahe myself. One of them offered to get
Railroads are breaking all records
den, who is president elect o f the
been
used
in
Oregon
left
Portland
w Klamath Falls — The California-
in furnishing cars to handle the North­
would be glad to speak to some one me a position as office boy.”
Ninth International Congress o f A p­
"Oh! You— ”
Oregor Power company is ready to Monday night for the Bonneville Cen­ besides her nurse.”
west grain crop.
plied Chemistry, to be held in St. Pe­
tral
Fish
Hatchery
to
stock
up
with
a
"I— lived,” he grimly answered. ” 1
connect its new artesian wells to the
"Thank you,” accepted Stanton, as
tersburg
in
1915,
further
predicts
that
A man at Kamloops, B. C., who had
asked them for nothing. What per­
pumps, and will use this water exclu­ large shipment o f trout fry that is to carelessly. "Take care of yourself."
a
variety
of
nitrogenous
foods
will
be
been deaf and dumb for 14 years, sud­
sively for the city supply in future. be distributed at various Oregon
He had not reached the exit when sonal trinkets belonged to me, I sold,
denly recovered both voice and hear­ made from the air some day.
for the first needs; then I set to work.
The new water supply is ample for points to encourage the propagation Floyd overtook him.
“ I consider it practically certain
ing when he saw another man crushed
My father had wished me to be a
the present needs of the city, the o f the trout species in the Oregon
“
Here
are
the
entries
for
the
Cup
and mangled beneath the wheels o f a that at no distant day we will be pumps on a test liftin g 800 gallons a streams.
race,”
he
panted,
thrusting
a
folded
drawing food supplies from the a ir,”
This car is equipped with various
moving freight train.
minute, or a supply o f nearly 1,200,-
he said.
“ Professor Bernthsen, of
mechanical devices necessary to the newspaper Into Stanton's hand. "There
000
gallons
per
day.
Two were killed and several ser­ Germany, already has succeeded in
are two Atalanta cars to run against
The management has had the water care o f Ash and with living quarters us. It’s you who need to take care
iously injured when a passenger train making the simple compound o f nitro­
for
the
caretakers.
It
has
accommo­
carefully analyzed, and it is free from
struck a streetcar on a grade crossing gen and hydrogen.
of yourself, until afterward.”
deleterious germs, and is said to be dations for 20,000 Ash.
near Denver.
"Floyd, wait! What do you mean?
“ This shows that we will be able to
On
the
present
trip
the
car
will
drop
far purer than that supplied to the
Do you really think—”
Officials at Washington think the make more complex compounds. An great majority o f cities.
100
cans,
each
containing
10
gallons
The pipes
But his mechanician evaded the
Mexican revolution is weakening, on egg is a complex compound of nitro­ and reservoirs will be cleaned and dis­ o f trout fry, at The Dalles, Dufur and
question.
other
points
farther
East,
and
will
account o f the many apparently aim gen, oxygen, sulphur and hydrogen.”
infected prior to using the new supply.
“ Some people are hoodoo«,” he
less moves being made by the insur­
The city has been practically free loop back through The Dalles to pick laughed. “ Keep away from them,
Electric Opiate Found,
up
the
empty
cans.
Later
it
is
in­
gents.
from typhoid fever this season, no
please. Good-by."
Berlin— An electric sleep, which
tended to distribute Ash at favorable
He had not spoken Valerie Carlisle’s
Roosevelt sayB he is w illing his may he turned on and off at will, is serious cases having been known. points along all o f the railroad lines
name, yet Stanton knew against whom
election shall be subject to the recall. the alluring prospect offered to peo­ This has been due in part to the care in Oregon.
o f the water company in protecting
he warned.
And the melodramatic
The car used in this work was do­
Striking Utah coal miners have ple suffering from insomnia by Dr. the springs and partly to the general
absurdity of the Idea did not prevent
Nagelschmidt,
who
describes
his
in­
nated
to
Warden
Finley
by
the
O.-W.
stolen large quantities o f dynamite
use o f boiled water.
an odd thrill of discomfort and Inse­
vention for this purpose in a medical
R. & N.. and equipped at the expense curity, from which he took his usual
and serious trouble is feared.
magazine.
o
f
the
railroad.
The
car
and
accom­
AN C IE N T BEAN PRIZEW INNER
refuge In roughness.
Canadian Pacific telegraph opera­
He says he has devised a new form
panying employes are given free
" I ’m not In the habit of hiding from
tors have accepted compromise terms o f electric current which, when ap­
transportation on all o f the official people, hoodoos or not. Good-by.”
by the company and the impending plied to the base o f the brain, will Rogue River Vegetable Attracts At­ trips.
This donation serves as a
“ Oh. very well.” acquiesced Floyd
tention at Jackson Fair,
strike has been declared off.
produce a narcotic effect which can be
great accommodation.
oddly. "But If you won’t take care of
maintained
as
long
ns
is
desired.
It
Medford—
O.
J.
Ames,
from
a
small
Heretofore
shipments
have
been
by
Communication has again been es­
yourself, Stanton—”
tablished
with
Cananea, Mexico. has been tried with success Bnd with­ garden on the Rogue River bottoms, the usual baggage car route, which
"W ell, what?”
out
any
injurious
effects
on
dogs
and
necessitated
many
delays
in
transfer.
won
the
Arst
prize
o
f
$50
for
vegeta­
Food has been sent in and a trainload
“ Never mind.”
rabbits,
and
Dr.
Nagelschmidt
is
con­
It
is
probable
that
the
“
Ash
car”
will
bles at the County fair and pear show.
o f copper bullion shipped from the
vinced
that
it
can
he
equally
well
ap­
A unique feature o f hia exhibit was be placed on display in Portland soon.
mines.
CHAPTER X.
plied to human beings.
the beans grown form a seed discov­
Application o f the current also ered in a crevice o f a cliff dweller’s
Branch Line Completed.
An Interval.
eliminates pain from any part o f the home in the Aztec ruins in Arizona.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Klamath Falls— The ballasting crew
It was on the second day after his
body.
The original bean had lain there, ac­
on the line north from Klamath Falls arrival In New York that Stanton
cording to Mr. Ames, for hundreds,
Wheat — Track prices: Club, 786/)
called upon Jessica Floyd. This time
79c; bluestem, 826£83c; forty-fold,
Scientists Note Strike.
perhaps thousands o f years, when he has Anished its work as far as Rocky he went more confidently up the stairs
Ford,
the
crossing
o
f
Williamson
796/80c; red Russian, 776/78c; val
Salt Lake City—Twenty-two o f the secured it in 1909.
of the quiet apartment house, sure of
ley, 79(<i80c.
It was planted the next year, the river. The section completed will now bU right.
foreign scientists touring the United
be
turned
over
to
the
operating
de­
Barley— Feed, $25 per ton; brew­
germinating element having survived,
Aa before, the little old Irishwoman
States as guests o f the American Geo­ and the present crop resulted.
partment.
A t Chiloquin, the present
ing, $276/29.
clad In black silk was waiting to ad­
graphical
society
visited
Bingham
Hay— No. 1 timothy, $17 per ton;
It is similar in appearance to the terminus o f the work, there is a rumor mit him; as before, be could have
oat and vetch, $11; alfalfa, $12.506/ Wednesday, thus combining a view o f a Lima bean, but more proliAc. Mr. that the Big Basin Lumber company cried out In the wonder of seeing this
mining camp strike with an examina­ Ames had 48 different varieties of is preparing to erect a large sawmill.
13.
I f true it will add considerably to the girl who turned Floyd's candid face
Oats— Spot, $27 per ton; futures, tion o f a mountain o f copper-bearing vegetables in has display.
menzonite.
When
convinced
that
importance
o f that town as a ship­ to him and smiled with Floyd’s gray
$256626.
eves.
Only, this afternoon Jesslcia
the
visitors
were
not
strikebreakers,
ping
point,
and
also he a great beneAt
Fresh fruits — Apples, 50c66$1.50
Mammoth Lettuce Is Grown,
did not rise from the piano seat to
the
crowds
at
Bingham
regarded
the
to
the
surrounding
country.
per box; peaches, 406/ 60c per box ;
greet him. but from a chair near a
Hood River— Samples o f some o f
friendly
interest.
pears, 50co/ $1.50; grapes, 90coz $1.10. scientists with
“ Will You 8lng It to Me Now?”
window.
the largest lettuce ever seen here are
More
than
half
the
party
passed
the
Grain Harvest Continued.
Onions— Walla Walla, 75c per sack;
“Jes
Is
away
again,”
she
regretted.
day visiting historic spots in and on exhibition at the Commercial club.
mechanical engineer, and T meant to
Meanwhile the Cup race was ap­
Echo— Weather conditions here are giving him her hand.
Oregon, $1 25 per sack.
fulfil bis plan. Perfect health I did proaching. On the last evening before
The variety is the Wonderful or New favorable for the harvesting o f the
Potatoes — Jobbing prices: Bur- about Salt Lake City.
"1 came to see you. by his permis­ j have— for six years I regularly worked Stanton went out to the Long Island
York, and the heads are seven and grain. Some anxiety was felt ten
hanks, 606/60c per hundred; sweet
sion." Stanton returned.
twenty hours out of each twenty-four, course, he called on Jessica.
Indians Seek la k e Front
eight inches in diameter. J. H. Ko- days ago on account o f the unexpected
potatoes, 2 io/24c pound.
The rich color flushed under her
"It is possible to come Into New
berg,
who
has
made
Hood
River
as­
Chicago Lawyers representing the
rain, but the warm, clear days that marvelous skin, that was like no other until 1 was graduated from college.
Vegetables — Artichokes,
68o/75c
' For six years I was always tired, oc­ York, of course." he said to her. “ But
per dozen; beans, 2c pound; cabbage, Pottawatomie. Chippewa and Ottawa paragus famous, is the grower and have followed have dispelled all fears woman's he had ever seen. Floyd dif­
casionally hungry, and took just one I shall stay out there until after the
10/lJe; caulidower, $16/1.25 dozen; Indian tribes tiled suit in the United says that on a half acre he has 12,000 and the harvesting has gone on rap­ fered there, man from girl, his com­
; recreation: every night
I walked race. After that, after Floyd and 1
celery, 506/76c dozen; corn, 75c6/$l States district court for recovery o f heads just coming to maturity and idly. Wheat is being hauled to the plexion being much darker and less
through the avenue where my former come back, shall I see as much of
averaging
1600 translucent.
sack; cucumbers, 50c box; eggplant, the Chicago lakefront from the Chi­ that the 1000 dozen will All a car. A local warehouses.
home stood, and looked at It. I saw you? Or won't you want me around
56/ 6c pound; head lettuce, 206/ 25c cago river to Forty seventh street on couple o f cases will be put in storage sacks a day. There is such an im­
"It Is too early to give you tea and the people who had robbed me go when you have him?”
to
be
exhibited
at
the
Northwest
the
South
Side,
or
cash
damages
o
f
mense quantity o f wheat in this lo­ cake,” she told him. with a playfulness
dozen; peppers, 5d6c per pound; to­
handsomely clad and sleek. I saw
Startled, she met his eyes, then
cality that it will take two more partly shy. "But If you will talk to
matoes, 356/ 40c per box; garlic, 86/ $50,000,000. Four big railroads and Land-Products show in November.
their carriages and servants pass and turned away hurriedly to the piano.
months of hauling before this season’ s me for half an hour. It will be after
10c per pound; carrots, $1.25 per the South Park commissioners were
repass. 1 watched, and I concluded
(TO B E C O N T IN U E D .)
Hog Raisers Are Warted
The names o f
crop is cared for.
sack; turnips, $1; beets, $1.10; par­ named as defendants.
four o'clock and I can offer you hos­
2785 Indians are given in the petition
Klamath Falls—Although this county
snips, $1.25.
pitality.
Apple Disease Prevalent.
Eggs -Case count, 2746/28c dozen; of the plaintiffs, who base their boasts o f its barley yield, the returns
"What shall I talk to you about?" he
claims
to
the
land
on
old
treaties
o
f
Corvallis—
Professor
H.
S.
Jackson,
running from 60 to 100 bushels an
candled, 28)0! 29c; extras, 326/34c.
doubted. "I am better at listening. I
the
Federal
government.
Butter — Oregon creamery, rubes,
acre, and although it produces heavy department o f plant pathology, O. A. think.”
33c per pound; prints, 31 u 34 Jo.
yields o f the most nutritious alfalfa, C., has just returned from an extend­
"Oh. anything, everything. Suppose
I and In Spain Uutilled.
Pork— Fancy, Ujoz 12c pound.
it is «im pelled to import hogs from ed trip o f inspection through Eastern I were Jes; I like what he likes, rac­ Gravity and Other Agencies Are at stars become a new one. the tremen­
Oregon.
Professor ing. factories, motor-cars."
V eal— Fancy, 144«/ 15c pound.
Madrid— As a result o f the investi­ California to supply the local market and Southern
Work in Bringing Start
dous speed Is suddenly converted Into
Poultry — Hens, 144«/ 15c pound; gation ordered a few months ago by and to ship hams and bacon packed in Jackson reports that the abundant
Together.
heat, and the explosive force expands
Although the season was early, a
broilers, 14^oz 15c; ducks, young, 12c; King Alfonso, the minister o f the in­ Chicago and Omaha. A local dealer rains o f this season have brought fire burned In the tiny hearth, on
the new star at the rate of millions of
geese, 8>/12c; turkeys, live, 20c; terior reports that 60 per eont o f the who has been in the meat business ten about conditions especially favorable either side of which they were seated,
There Is good reason to believe that miles an hour. This. Professor Bick-
to
the
spread
o
f
the
apple
tree
an-
dressed, 25c.
land in Spain is uncultivated and that years, says that never in that time
facing each other. In the ruddy light the bodies In space— both luminous erton believes, explains the origin of
o f the Stanton contemplated the smiling girl. and dead—occasionally fall together, Nova Persel, which suddenly flashed
Hops—1912 crop, 156/ 18c.
38 per rent is utterly without irriga­ has the local supply met the demand thracnose in the orchards
Wool — Eastern Oregon, 146/18c tion. The report shows that 4500 v il­ although conditions are ideal for hog Southern and Western parts o f the In her rale-blue gown with Its lace and his conception of such an event out In 1901 with 10,000 times the bril­
state.
pound; valley, 2 1 4 !'>224c; mohair, lages are without roads or railroads, ! raising.
ruffles foaming around her full young was given by Prof. A. W. Blckerton liancy of our sun. This star became
30,000 towns and villages have no
choice, 32c pound.
throat and falling low across her In a late Royal Institution lecture the brightest in the heavens except
•
State T o Exchange Land.
Children's Fairs Great Success.
o f Spain’s
Cattle—Choice steers. $6 856/7.25; schools and 12.000,000
hands.
The collisions do not come at ran­ Sirius, and was the most brilliant new
Salem—Governor^
West.
State
For­
good. $6 256/ 6 6 6 ; medium, $6»/6.25; 177,000,000 inhabitants can neither
Salem—To be incorporated in his
"Your brother has told you of the dom. Gravity and other agencies are star that has appeared in 300 years.
choice cows, $60/ 6.50; good, $5.50«/ read nor write.
i annual report. Superintendent o f Pub- ester Elliott and Assistant District business partnership that we plan for at work, and before two suns collide
6.76; medium, $56/5.25; choice cal­
' lie Instruction Alderman has prepared Forester Andrews as a representative this winter. Miss Floyd?"
In a Different Sense.
they come Into each other's Influence
Sb5 OOO Theft Confessed.
ves, $7«/8 50; good heavy calves,
I a statement showing what success has o f District Forester Cecil, le ft this
“ I understand Pttffersbulk waa a re­
She nodded ber bronze crowned for hundreds of years, being drawn
$6 256/7; bulls, $36/4.50; stags, $56/
Pensacola. Fla.- William H. Bell, attended the industrial contests and week for the Cascade mountains near head.
towards each other with constantly In­ markably small baby.”
a 20-year-old bank clerk, has con­ industrial fairs which have been held Detroit to make a selection o f 50,000 , "Yes; 1 am very glad."
6.75.
creasing speed. As the velocity would
"H e must weigh over two hundred
H o gs—Light, $8.606/8.65; heavy, fessed that he robbed the Pensacola among the children o f Oregon. These acres o f government forest reserve
"Did he." a sudden fancy prompted be proportionate to size, the collision pounds now.”
land
to
exchange
for
scattered
school
First
National
bank
on
o
f
a
package
will
undoubtedly
become
a
permanent
$7.60«/ 8.
the question, "did be tell you that I would take place In the same time—
“ No doubt he does, but a great many
The state for­ was coming here to see you. It I about three-fourths of an hour—for all people say be is a remarkably small
Sheep — Yearlings, $3.506/4.65; containing $65,000 o f the Louisville A feature in connection with the school sections in this state.
wethers. $46/4.66; ewes, $3«/3.85; Nashville payroll, and substituttd a work of th« state after this year's est reserve o f 50,000 acres will be might?”
bodiea With the collision the two man.”
thus centralised.
, worthless package in its place.
trial.
lambs, $6«/6.
o fT fc G arneand (he Candle
"R eF ljm ^ M 'erctuy
e
e(c.
W hy the Planets Collide