CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEE
ROOSEVELT RESTS EASY;
CONDITION SATISFACTORY
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
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througn with his hollow blus-bUMk
eyes, and asked nothing.
It w as tw o m onths before h s could
leav* th e hospital. W inter had ahut
In, raw and bleak. The day fUed for
his departure, th e doctor llngsrsd Is
bidding him good-by.
“I have not w anted you to b s w or
ried, Mr. Stanton," he said bruakly.
“N ot on any acco u n t B ut from th s
fact th a t your first question w as ‘Jes
Floyd?’ I Im agine you feel so m s re
sponsibility in th a t m atter. May I aak
w here you are going?”
Before the spoken nam e S tanton
winced, but steadily m et th s o th er's
Inquisitive eyes.
"To Miss Floyd,” he responded.
The doctor held out a h earty hand.
“Good, I was sure of It! A p atien t
shows a lot of his ch aracter to his
physician. Good luck to you—all
kinds.”
How did he know of unprotected Jes
sica Floyd? Stanton w earily pondered
the question as he descended to th e
carriage. O r rath er, how did he know
of S tan to n ’s feeling of responsibility
tow ard h er? The m echanician was
supposed to take his chance w ith th e
driver. P erhaps delirium had revealed
the close bond of friendship betw een
Floyd and himself.
At th e railroad station, a tall young
man approached him, as the train
w histled In th e distance.
“My nam e Is R ichards," he an
nounced diffidently. “You’re hardly
on your feet yet, Mr. S tanton; If th ere
Is anything I can do for you on the
trip Into the city, I’d be glad.”
S tanton surveyed him w ith blank
non-recognition.
“You don’t rem em ber m e?” the
young man tried again. “Have you
forgotten the cub rep o rter who fol
lowed you on the afternoon you w ere
arrested for speeding your m achine In
Pelham P arkw ay? You let your com
panion give me th e story.”
S tanton put out his hand, the poign
a n t m em ory unendurable.
“Yes, yes. W hat of It?”
“It gave me my sta rt, It m eant a
big life for m e; and I didn’t forget 1L
I m ade the accounts of the accident a t
th e Cup race as easy for Miss Floyd
as I could, when they came out. T here
w as bound to be some sensational
ism .”
“T hank you,” Stanton made brief ac
know ledgm ent. “T here Is nothing th a t
you can do for me.”
The train w as hissing a t the plat
form, but the re p o rte r pursued him a
step farther.
“You, you’ll look a fte r Miss Floyd,
Mr. S tanton? T h a t’s square?”
The driver turned an amazed resen t
ful glance upon his questioner, his
hand on the rail. But. hardly aw are
why, he answ ered, how ever glacially.
“Yes, sir.”
The rep o rter beam ed a t him, radianL
“I knew It,” he called, above the
ro a r and clang of th e startin g train.
“I knew It w as all rig h t.”
A dull gray sky arched above •
Chicago, O ct. 16.—Colonel Roose
v e lt aw oke soon a fte r 2 o ’clck th is
W E ST W OULD C U T C O S T .
H OO D RIVER HAS R EPU TA TIO N
m orning and his clinical record was
tak en . H is pulse had fallen to 80 and C hange to Be U rged in T ra n sp o rta Apple* B ring T o g e th e r People From
tion o f C onvicts.
Many L ands.
w as not fa r above norm al. H is te m
p e ra tu re rem ained sta tio n a ry a t 98.8
Salem —The system of tra n sp o rta
Hood R iv er— Seven men s a t in the
and his re sp iratio n was 18.
H e fe lt tion of convicts from the place of con reading room o f the Com m ercial club
w
akeful
and
sw
itched
on
his
n ig h t viction to th e s ta te p en iten tiary will the o th er evening. One laid down his
G eneral R esum a o f Im p o rtan t Eventa
o f% Game an
be m ate ria lly changed a t w hat prom paper, then another, u n til th e seven
lig h t and began to read.
ises to be a g re a t saving, according to w ere engaged in conversation.
P re se n te d In C o n d en sed F orm
N a t
The
M erciay e/c.
plans which G overnor W est is m aking urally the talk turned to apples, and
fo r O u r Busy R ead e rs.
Chicago, O ct. 16.— Colonel Roose
F our o f the men
for a recom m endation, to be incorpor then to orchards.
velt, shot laBt n ig h t by a crank in M il ated in his m essage to the n ex t leg is w ere unacquainted w ith any o f the
w aukee, w as re stin g easy to n ig h t and la tu re , and founded on the resu lts others.
N am es followed, then ad
Chicago dan cin g m a ste rs have de his physicians said, a fte r a day of w hich have been
secured in th e dresses. The four men w ere s tra n g
la tte r, breezily professional.
cided to abolish all ra g -tim e dances.
SYNOPSIS.
“Floyd?” Stanton w hispered, w ith
nervous stra in , th a t they w ere pleased change made in tra n sp o rtatio n of p a ers and hailed from G roton, M a ss.;
tie n ts to th e sta te insane asylum .
St. C atherine, O n tario ; Mexico C ity,
difficulty. “W here Is Jes Floyd?”
Mexican rebels held up a railw ay
by his condition.
A t th e b e g in n in g o f g r e a t a u to m o b ile
U nder th e old law p atien ts w ere and M inneapolis, M inn. T his caused
The doctor surveyed him oddly, hes
tra in and kidnaped a rich El Paso
e M e rc u ry .
The clinical record showed, how tran sp o rte d to th e asylum under the com m ent th a t in a little tow n in O re r S a ta c e n to th n e ’s m m e a c c h h a in n e ic , ia d n ro o p f s d th
e a d . S tr a n g e itating.
B ut th e nurse stooped over
stock broker.
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ever, th a t his condition w as hardly as care of a sheriff or his deputy. Now gon all these men Bhould m eet w ith c e p te d . I n th e t e s t d u r in g th e tw e n ty - him, her expression alterin g to Impul
An ensign stepped overboard from
an a tte n d a n t is sen t from th e asylum one common reason— Hood R iv er ap f o u r h o u r ra c e S ta n to n m e e ts a s tr a n g e r . sive compassion.
a launch d u rin g the New York naval favorable as when he entered th e hos to b rin g in th e p a tien t.
M iss C a rlis le , w h o In tr o d u c e s h e rs e lf . T h e
ples and how they do it.
"W ell, very well,” she assured h asti
M e r c u r y w in s
ra c e .
S ta n to n
re c e iv e s
p ital early in th e m orning. H is pulse
review and w as drowned.
U n d er th e old l*w covering tra n s
The succeeding conversation brought (lo w e rs fro m M iss C a rlis le , w h ic h h e ig ly. “Jes Floyd has gone home. T ry
n o re s . S ta n to n m e e ts M iss C a r lis le o n a
N early 600 strik e b re a k e rs have a t 10 o ’clock w as 86, o r 14 counts p o rta tio n for asylum p atien ts to th a t up the q u e stio n : “ From how many tr
a in . T h e y a lig h t to t a k e w a lk , a n d to re s t; try not to th in k of things.”
been im ported to work th e Bingham , above norm al, and tw o counts above in stitu tio n from th e place of com m it d ifferen t localities w ill the v isito rs of t r a i n le a v e s . S ta n to n a n d M iss C a rlis le
H e had known th e tru th before he
fo
llo w in a u to . A c c id e n t b y w h ic h S ta n
R eference w as had
U tah, coal and copper m ines.
S tanton quietly
th e record tw o hours a fte r he w as m ent, th e records show th a t fo r the a m onth com e?”
to n Is h u r t Is m y s te rio u s . F lo y d , a t lu n c h asked the question.
22 m onths betw een Jan u ary , 1903, and to th e v is ito rs’ re g iste r, and the resu lt w ith S ta n to n , te lls o f h is b o y h o o d . S ta n turned his face to the w all and fain t
A woman and th re e children w ere shot.
O ctober, 1904, th e average cost for showed v isito rs reg istered a t the club to n a g a in m e e ts M iss C a rlis le a n d th e y ed, being very weak.
burned to d e a th by th e explosion of
H is te m p e ra tu re was 99.2, o r three- tra n sp o rta tio n of the insane under the from 46 d ifferen t tow ns in 17 sta te s d in s to g e th e r. S ta n to n c o m e s to tr a c k
s ic k , b u t m a k e s ra c e . T h e y h a v e a c c i
In his next conscious Interval, he
can of gasoline a t O xnard, Cal.
flfth s o f a degree above norm al. I t old law w as $64.51 per p atien t.
and tw o from outside th e country dur d e n t. F lo y d h u r t, b u t n o t s e rio u s ly . A t put another demand.
in n e r F lo y d te lls S ta n to n o f h is tw in
M ajor G eneral L eonard Wood, chief w as believed th e n ig h t would ind icate
U nder th e new law the average cost ing the m onth o f A ugust. S eptem ber d s is
“Miss Floyd? She Is alive?”
te r , J e s s ic a . S ta n to n b e co m es v e ry ill
o f sta ff o f th e U. S. arm y, says th ree w h eth er th e wound would heal n o r is shown to be $36 17, or alm ost h a lf showed 67 tow ns in 19 s ta te s and four a n d lo ses c o n sc io u s n e s s . O n re c o v e ry , a t
"Yes, oh yes,” the nurse heartily af
h is h o te l S ta n to n re c e iv e s In v ita tio n a n d
g re a t arm y posts w ill be m ain tain ed on
the cost th a t w as charged under the foreign countries.
T hese are only v is its J e s s ic a , T h e y go to t h e a t e r t o g e th firmed. “Yes, Indeed.”
m
ally.
e r. a n d m e e t M iss C a rlis le . S ta n to n a n d
th e Coast.
old law . W ith th e tran sp o rtatio n of those th a t re g iste re d a t the club.
Once m ore S tanton turned to the
F lo y d m e e t a g a in a n d ta l k b u s in e s s .
T etanus an ti-to x in w as injected into several hundred p a tie n ts annually it
T h e y a g re e to o p e ra te a u to m o b ile f a c to r y wall. Jessica had not died when Jez
The B alkan sta te s, in th e ir dem ands
a s p a r tn e r s . F lo y d b e co m es s u s p ic io u s of did, then, according to her prediction;
FINE CO RN GROWN HERE.
upon T urkey, allege th a t in th e past th e Colonel’s abdomen a sh o rt tim e am ounts into a handsom e saving.
M iss C a rlis le . S ta n to n a g a in v is its J e s
D u rin g 1911 it cost th e s ta te a total
before he w ent to sleep.
A rise in
s ic a , a n d th e y b e co m e f a s t frie n d s . S ta n the tie of kinship had not held so far.
all prom ises o f reform have been
s u s p ic io u s o f M iss C a rlis le . She was In the little apartm ent, alone.
o
f
$10,844
to
tra
n
sp
o
rt
p
a
tie
n
ts
from
Colum bia Slough F a rm e r H as G iant J to u n s t b b e c e o fo m re e s Im
dead le tte r.
te m p e ra tu re followed, to g e th e r w ith
p o r ta n t r a c e tir e s n e e d e d
the place of conviction to the prison
L ater In the night his steady, silent
f
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r
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ta
n
to
n
’s
c a r a r e d e la y e d .
F lo y d
S
talk
on
Exhibit,
I t is reported th a t 1442 w ere killed slig h t local irrita tio n . O th erw ise the O f th is am ount $672 w as for expenses
tr a c e s th e tir e s a n d b rin g s th e m to c am p . gaze drew th e a tte n d a n t to his side.
P ortland—John Zoller, re tire d , who
o r wounded in th e b a ttle o f Tushi be' p a tie n t exhib ited no sym ptom s from incidental to tra n sp o rtatio n of pa
“W hat is It? You a re Buffering
CHAPTER XI— (C ontinued),
tw een T u rk s and M ontenegrins, and th e an ti-to x in , although the surgeons tie n ts and officers.
The per diem of owns a farm on the Colum bia Slough
m ore?”
w
ere
prepared
for
the
slig
h
t
nausea
8600 T urks captured.
The precaution was Justified. On
sheriffs and gu ard s am ounted to ap road a few m iles e a st of th is city,
“Ask h er to stop singing,” he
and dizziness th a t som etim es follow proxim ately $2200.
On the ratio of bro u g h t into tow n a sta lk of corn 14 th e m ost dreaded angle of th e course begged. "It w asn’t my f a u lt A sk her
A t th e im m inent risk o f th e ir lives th e tre a tm e n t.
The six -te n th s o f a
fe e t long, w hich he declared was cam e the well-known explosion, Im to stop.”
six sailors rescued from drow ning a degree o f J tem p eratu re, it is said, th e sav in g on tra n sp o rtatio n of insane,
grow n by John Aeby, te n a n t on Mr. m ediately followed by a second from
T he nurse took a glass from the
p a rty o f 11 o f th e ir com rades a t th e w ere not caused by th e condition of a sav in g o f p ractically 50 per cent, or
P la n tin g took place the opposite wheel, the M ercury top table.
ab o u t $5000 annually, would be made Zoller’s ranch.
N ew York naval review .
th e wound, as up to the tim e of the in tra n sp o rtin g prisoners.
Ju ly 15, a f te r th e h arv e stin g of a pled perilously.
‘T here Is no one singing, Mr. S tan
A Cuban bank m essenger has been injection th e p a tie n t’s te m p e ra tu re
fodder crop of w heak and vetch from
Floyd was leaning over the back, un ton, no one a t all. D rink th is.”
The increase
a rrested , charged w ith th e th e f t of a v irtu a lly was norm al.
the sam e land. Mr. Zoller also had a strapping the e x tra tires, before Stan
‘No one? N ot o u t th e re In th e
STRAW BERRY C R O P GOOD.
$20,000 package of currency se n t by in th e ra te of his pulse is not account
rip e e a r of corn as re fu ta tio n o f th e ton had brought the car to a standstill. d ark ?”
ed for.
his bank to one in New York.
o ft-rep eated assertion th a t corn will T he two men w ere out on the ground
“No.”
Tollman F a rm e r P ro d u ces Second not ripen in th is section o f O regon be together, dragging forth tools. Ringed
He averted his gaze, and rem ained
D uring th e naval parade in New
cause of dam p w eather.
T A FT REVIEW S BIG FL EE T .
G row th o f Fine Fruit.
about by pushing, exclaim ing specta m ute, unprotesting. A fter th a t he
York harbor, one o f the w arships
“
T
his
stalk
I
picked
out
o
f
a
field
tors, they w orked w ith quick precision, n ever lost mem ory again; not even
m issed by only a few fe e t a collision
A lbany— A unique plan to produce
w ith th e m in e-p lan tin g ship San F ra n 123 W ar V essels P ass Majestically tw o crops o f stra w b e rrie s on his vines o f m ore th an 10 a c re s ,” said Mr. w asting no tim e in speech. Dust- In sleep, for he dream ed. Day and
Zoller.
“
The
h
eig
h
t
throughout
is
w rapped, two big cars sped by them , night, hour a fter hour, Je ssic a ’s mo
B efore P resident.
cisco, loaded w ith 90,000 tons o f high
each y e a r has been developed by M. P.
from 11 to 14 fe et.
L a st week I saw the red one hanging doggedly a t the notonous song beat through his sick
explosives.
New Y ork — The A tla n tic fleet B riggs, a fa rm e r residing near T ail- an item in The O regonian about corn
brain.
flank of the white.
steam ed ou t to sea Tuesday afternoon. man. Mr. B riggs has a q u a rte r of a 10 o r 11 fe e t high in some portion of
C laim ing he w as im pelled by
“George
th
in
k
s
h
e’s
w
innin’,”
lisped
acre
in
stra
w
b
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rrie
s,
and
picked
an
un
From
th
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super-d
read
n
au
g
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ts
A
rk
a
n
dream , John Schrenk, o f New York
“ O ft, in th e s tilly n ig h t—”
W estern W ashington, and I w anted to
C ity, shot and wounded Colonel Theo sas and W yoming, to th e tin ie s t sub usually larg e crop la s t Ju n e. H e then show th a t it is possible to b e a t th a t in Floyd mockingly. “But he Isn’t goin’
H
is
nights
w ere not still, alw ays
to;
we
are.”
mowed
down
th
e
vines,
covered
the
dore R oosevelt a t M ilw aukee, Wis. m arine, th e 12 w a r vessels passed in
M ultnom ah county. I shall ta k e th is
when he closed his eyes he heard
Stanton w as on his feet again.
The patch w ith stra w and se t it on fire. stalk to th e C ham ber of Commerce
The Colonel w as n o t seriously injured, review before P re sid e n t T a ft.
“In w ith th e tools," he directed, som e one sobbing, Jessica F7oyd weep
and m ade a sh o rt speech before r e tir column w as .15 m iles long and w as The vines w ere burned off so th a t the secretary and g ive it to him to place
ing for h er brother.
w ith brevity.
field w as e n tirely bare.
n early two hours in passing.
in g to his car.
B ut gradually th e last traces of de
B ut th e blue-black eyes and gray
New vines cam e up soon and rapidly on ex h ib itio n fo r the benefit of stra n g
S ecretary of th e Navy M eyer stood
e r s .”
exchanged one sm iling glance before lirium faded o u t Slowly his superb
T urkey d elays peace n eg o tiatio n s w ith the p resid en t on the bridge of blossomed out, and Mr. BriggB is now
health reasserted Its dominion and
the M ercury sprang forward.
w ith Ita ly by b esitaito n , and w ar may th e p resid e n t’s
yacht, Mayflower, p ick in g his second crop, which is two-
BUYS DAIRY FARM.
th ird s as larg e as his big crop in Ju n e.
The race began Its th ird hour, as brought Stanton back to norm al life.
continue.
w hile th e long line moved past.
In m any stra w b e rry gardens n ear
S tanton started out to regain his lost T he fractured bones knit, th e o th er
F ly in g th e flag of R ear A dm iral Os-
W itnesses testified th a t G eorge W.
th is city and in some o f the big m a r Rich Tillam ook C ounty Land Brings lead. It w as noon, a dazzling, b reath Injuries healed.
P erk in s conceived th e idea o f th e H a r terh au s, the fleet com m ander, th e
Fancy P rice.
H e never spoke n o y d ’s nam e a seo-
less noon of azure and gold. Down
C onnecticut led th e way, w ith th e A r k e t g ard en s along the Santiam riv e r
v e ste r tru st.
T illam ook—The E lm ore d airy ranch p ast the grand stand w ith Its heaving
kansas follow ing. W hen a b re a st th e a t Lebanon second crops o f stra w b e r
The first a n n iv ersary o f th e Chinese M ayflower th e C onnecticut fired a six- ries w ere picked th is year. T his con of 193 acres, considered one o f the expanse of color and m ovem ent thqy
revolution is cele b rated in all larg e pounder. I t w as th e first gun o f the dition w as larg ely due to the unusual finest in Tillam ook county, has been sw ept again, the Joyous applause com
c itie s o f China.
rain s in A ug u st and Septem ber, and purchased from J . H. H athaw ay by B. ing to them across the ro a r of th eir
long presid en tial salute.
Tens o f thousands o f persons b lack many grow ers are planning to make N. Sproat, o f W ashington county, the own m otor, and on betw een th e w alls
~ All records fo r heavy w estw ard
The of people Into the quieter back stretch
trav el a re being broken on th e tra n s ened th e Bhore line of the Hudson as a rran g em en ts to ir rig a te th e ir gardens consideration being $50,000.
purchase also includes 60 head of in p u rsu it of th e ir rivals.
th e fleet steam ed out.
A nother arm y for a second crop n e x t sum m er.
continental roads.
T h ere was a bridge, back there,
high grade H olstein and Je rse y cows.
view ed the p a g ean t from dow ntow n
Mr. H athaw ay took in exchange the across a Bhallow running brook sh u t In
O th er thousands w ere
P O T A T O E S ARE F O O T LONG.
U tah copper m ines have resum ed skyscrapers.
33-acre Eldorado apple orchard of Mr. by a strip of autum n-tinted woodland.
aboard a fleet of excursion steam ers.
w ork under stro n g guards.
"C ar a h e a d !” Floyd cried suddenly,
S proat a t Aloha, W ashington county,
One accident m arked th e review ,
A Ja p an ese
steam sh ip com pany when th e torpedo boat C raven bumped R ecord S puds fo r Size and N um ber valued a t $20,000 paying th e differ as they rushed around a curve and
Found at Hood River.
gives each passen g er on its ships a a g a in st a lig h ter. E xam ination proved
ence of $30,000 cash fo r th e Tillam ook bore down on th e crossing. “Look out
S tanton—’’
tic k e t e n titlin g him to a s e a t in a cer th a t she had been
dam aged only
Hood R iv er—The record for potato county farm . The sale as n eg otiated
In the cen ter of the bridge w as a
ta in lifeb o at.
production in Hood R iv er valley is by Paul A. M cPherson, o f P ortland.
slightly.
Mr. M cPherson also sold th e Glenn reeling, staggering car, coming to a
ju s t rep o rted by J . R. Steele.
C aptain D avid E. H anks, a first
L a st May he planted an acre th a t Johnson place of 160 acres, located h alt and striv in g to m aintain its equi
cousin o f A braham Lincoln and one of
RO B B ER S "S H O O T U P ’ CAR.
had been in a lfa lfa fo r ten y ears to near Hebo, in Tillam ook county. The librium m eanw hile. The chain had
th e oldest p ilo ts on th e M ississippi
farm w as bought by Mrs. M arshall broken loose, its driv er afterw ard ex
E arly Rose and Garfield v arieties.
riv e r, is dead.
A ttem pted Hold Up In Busy P a rt of They
w ere irrig a te d tw ice.
L ast for $9500. A bout 50 acres a re in cul plained, and w as lashing th e u n d er
City Fails.
T h irty -n in e women applied fo r po
week he sta rte d to dig them and found tiv atio n , th e rem ainder being p astu re m echanism to scrap m etal. Seeing too
sitio n s as m atro n o f th e city ja il in
late to stop his own m achine, Stanton
P o rtlan d — Two men w ere shot, two th a t th e h ills had run to g eth er so th a t land.
took th e only chance of saving any of
P o rtlan d as soon as it becam e known lig h tly injured in a scuffle and one each row w as one continuous line of
th e four lives and tried to tw ist p ast
th a t tw o places w ere vacant.
A pple-G row ing P ut On Film,
woman w as badly bruised and shocked solid spuds.
Hood R iver — S ecretary Scott, of the o th er c ar on th e narrow bridge.
Many of the p lan ts had enough on
More than 800 young women, boys Tuesday n ig h t w hen tw o m asked men
to fill a five-gallon oil can. th e Com m ercial club, has ju s t finished Only a m aster-driver would have a t
and men w ere forced to ju m p from held up a South P o rtlan d stre e tc a r go them
Most
o
f
th e spuds a re a foot long and a th ree d ay s’ tr ip through th e valley tem pted th e feat; Stanton carried it
ing
south
a
t
T
hird
and
Hall
stre
e
ts.
second sto ry w indow s w hen fire broke
to the verge of success. T hey w ere
some
"weigh
four pounds each.
B
oth
robbers
escaped
from
th
e
car
w ith a m oving p ictu re outfit. Ail the
o u t in a m a ttre ss fa c to ry in Chicago.
The acre yielded 700 Backs, or d ifferen t stag es o f the apple industry along side, passing, when th e edge of
and w ere chased into th e hills in the
W ireless o p e ra to rs in th e T elegraph
the wooden bridge gave way under the
bushels. Mr.
Steele
also
v icin ity , b u t one wan la te r cau g h t 1400
H ill statio n a t A sto ria listen ed to dow ntow n and confessed to a p a rt of raised a cabbage th is sum m er w eigh have been photographed, as well as double strain. T here w as th e rip of
considerable scenery.
Several thou splintering planks, as th e M ercury’s
m essages sen t from Ja p a n to Ja p an ese
th e crim e. A second is also held as ing 28 pounds.
sand fe e t o f film have been exposed. outside w heels crushed through the
vessels a t sea, th e sending statio n be
an accom plice.
The w ork is not finished, how ever, flooring, a shuddering lurch.
in g ap p ro x im ately 4300 m iles d ista n t.
The holdup 'occurred w ith in two
H ood River G ets Fish.
as th ere a re several stag es o f th e in
“Ju m p !” Stanton shouted his vain
G eorge W. B eatty dropped 1600 blocks of th e b rillia n tly lighted South
d u stry th a t w ere not in op eratio n at command to Floyd, as they w ent down.
Hood
R
iv
er—A
g
re
a
t
deal
of
a
c
tiv
i
fe e t in a disabled aeropalne a t New P o rtlan d G hetto and p a rt of th e affa ir
th is tim e o f th e year. The w ork was
The cool w ater lapped around his
York C ity, receiving no serious in w as enacted ¡[on th e South P ortland ty in sto ck in g th e stream s o f Hood
Btarted la s t sp rin g d u rin g blossom fingers, trickled revivlngly across his
ju ry , and w as on his fe e t calm y su r bridge, under th e g lare o f high-pow er R iv er valley w ith gam e fish has been
noted th is sum m er, and fu rth e r work w eek.
Intolerably painful arm , gurgling like
v ey in g th e w recked m achine when ad v e rtisin g and s tre e t lig h ts.
is to be done. So fa r about 250,000
Joyous voice as It passed by him.
sp ectato rs reached him.
S h ip p ers Rally to Friendly Line.
tro u t have been plnnted in the various
Slowly, with Infinite effort, Stanton
Men Are Driven Away.
stream s, and an o th er carload w as d is
The D alles—Since the recent th re a t dragged him self up upon the o th er
Stanton Surveyed Him W ith Blank Non-Recognltlon.
Ely, N. M.—Two hundred men com trib u te d la s t week. E verybody helps of the Open R iver T ran sp o rtatio n com arm . the uninjured right. He m ust
PORTLAND MARKETS
in
th
e
w
ork.
R
anchers
have
le
ft
th
e
ir
see;
th
a
t
w
as
the
Im
perious
cry
of
pany
to
discontinue
its
line
o
f
ste
a
m
ond tim e. Nor did any one m ention It snow -patched landscape, flurries of
ing to work a t S teptoe sm elter a t Mc
W heat—T rack p rices: Club, 80c; Gill w ere m et by 60 G reek and A us work to haul cans o f fish ten m iles ers on the Colum bia and Snake rivers, brain and heart, to see. It seem ed to to him. The head of th e M ercury snow w ere In the harsh air. Stanton
back
to
th
e
h
eadw
aters,
and
two
w
ag
him
years
ago
th
a
t
th
e
M
ercury
had
shippers on th e u p p er riv ers have ap
bluestem , 83c; forty-fold, 80c; red tria n strik e rs, and w ith revolvers and
Company cam e out from New York to sa t w ith unseeing eyes directed out
ons m ade th e tr ip to L ost lake.
The
gone ofT the bridge, yet he knew the
R ussian, 78c; valley, 81c.
clubs w ere driven aw ay. The outBide s ta te gam e and fish com m ission has p aren tly w akened to th e ir in te re st tim e could be but mom ents, since the see him and express cordial sym pathy. the window, cMn In hand, much as h s
and are giv in g the b o at line liberal
B arley — Feed, $24(<£24.60 to n ; o f th e enclosure w as picketed by the
George, who had driven the Duplex to had found Floyd sittin g in the w est
ap p ro p riated $500 to place a fish lad- patronage.
S u p erin ten d en t U len of am bulance had not come and he was victory a fter the M ercury’s wreck, bound tra in the night they started f^r
brew ing, $ 2 6 .6 0 ^ 2 7 .6 0 ; rolled, $26(<fi strik e rs,
who stopped all comers. d er a t th e D ev il's Punch Bowl,
and th e s ta te p o rtag e says his road is still here.
27.60.
cam e to visit him m ore than once, a Indianapolis. Septem ber sunlight, Oo-
T hree hundred and fifty men w ith in
His vision
was clearing.
Yes; blonde, cheery presence; as did the tober crim son and gold, all gone.
busier now handling fre ig h t consigned
Corn—W hole, $38; cracked, $39 tcin. th e stockade are keep in g th e furnces the w ork w ill be done th is fall.
to u p -riv er m erchants than ever be here, half in the dainty brook, half driv er of the m achine on the bridge
H ay — T im othy, choice, $17(<tl8; going. S heriff C rane w ith dep u ties is
A delicate fragrance drifted around
C o o s S e e k s G ood R oads.
fore. H e is now ru nning tra in s on on the green bank, lay the heap of who owned his own life to S tan to n ’s him, th ere was the frou-frou of soft
No. 1, $16; o a t and vetch, $12; a lfa l seek in g to re sto re order.
P rac tic a lly
bent
and
broken
m
etal
th
a
t
had
been
fa, $12; clover, $10; straw , $6(<f>7.
cool fearlessness and skill.
Mr. g arm ents as some one took the seat
M arshfield—A t a m eetin g of re p re th e portage day and n ig h t, it being
11 of the A m erican sm elterm en, in
the M ercury racing car. And beside G reen brought his fussy condolence. facing him. Stanton looked up, and
O ats— W hite, $24.60(<£26 to n ; gray, eluding th e m ach in ists and c arp en ters, se n ta tiv e s of all com m ercial bodies of necessary to employ tw o crew s.
It—
feed, $24; g ra y m illing, $25.50.
B ut none of them alluded to Jes saw V alerie C arlisle opposite, bar
have joined th e strik e .
the county it w as decided th a t if law s
W hen he drove back the faintness Floyd. T here was a curious con straint blond fairness fram ed in dark vel
F resh F ru its —A pples, o rdinary, 50c
Rate O rd e r N ot Effective.
passed
a
t
th
e
n
e
x
t
election
would
p
er
(i£$l,60 box; peaches, 25(>/65cbox;
Salem — A tem porary re s tra in in g o r th a t blackened the bright noon. S tan th a t m arked them all, an a ir of w atch vets and furs, her am ber eyes regard
G reat Victory A nnounced
m it Coos county would bond h erself
pears, $1.250/1.60 box; grap es, 60c
der
enjoining the S ta te R ailroad com ton began to drag his patn-racked fully keeping silen t upon some sub ing him from beneath the shadow of
H eidelberg, G erm any— A g re a t Mon for $2,000,000 for the purpose o f m ak
0£$1 per box.
m
ission
from enforcing orders in re body tow ard w hat lay beside the Mer je c t constantly present In th eir minds. her wide plumed hat.
te n e g rin v ictory over th e T u rk ish ing good roads and building a perm a
O nions—Oregon, $1 p er sack.
and
gard
to
ra te s and shipm ents on the cury. M ovement hurt, h u rt u nbear Stanton looked them through
(T O B E C O N T IN U E D .)
P o tato es — Jo b b in g p ric e s;
Bur troops was announced by P rince P eter, n en t highw ay w ith concrete founda S um pter Valley railroad w as granted ably, yet w as a less anguish than
tion
from
th
e
ocean
to
the
D
ouglas
o
f
M
ontenegro,
in
a
teleg
ram
to
his
th
o
u
g
h
t
F
or
he
knew,
knew
the
banks, 76c p er h undred; sw eet pota
by Ju d g e G allow ay in C ircu it court
form er tu to r here. The disp atch w as county line. In such event Douglas
toes, l|(/i.2c per pound.
here. The commission dem urred to m echanician seldom escapes.
county
would
be
expected
to
do
the
"G lo rio u s v ictory.
Ten
Floyd lay n ear the machine, un
V egetables — A rtichokes, 76(<i86c w orded:
the application for an injunction on
sam
e,
so
th
ere
would
be
a
hard
-su
r
m arred to outw ard view except for a
per d ozen; beans, 6c p o u n d ; cabbage, thousand T urks, w ith a rtille ry , cap
the
ground
th
a
t
the
order
w
as
already
S everal guns w ere found face road from Coos Bay to Rose-
cut over his tem ple and a stain of blood
lftD lic; cauliflow er, 260/ 76c dozen; tu r e d .”
effective.
________
on his Ups. His mask and cap w ere Mors Than 2.000 Y ears Ago O ns W as vlse charities, the estab lish in g of ho»
celery, 26o/.75c; corn, 60c0/$l sack; in th e defense w orks, all badly dam- burg.
Established In India, Says
gone, one hand w as flung o u t palm up
C hina P h aasan ts R eleased.
cucum bers, 60c box; head lettu ce, 20 ged by th e M ontenegrin fire. The
Pitals for hum an kind and anim als.
an A uthority.
G resh am P o ta to Yield Good
<j/)26c dozen; peppers, 60/:8c pound. poils included e ig h t m achine guns
P endleton—Six dozen pairs o f China w ard. and the torn sleeve left b are the
It is of In terest to know th a t the
nd
7000
M
auser
rifles.
T
he
cap
slim
srm
crossed
by
the
zigzag
scar
G resham E astern M ultnom ah coun pheasants, six pairs o f silv er and six
E g g s— F resh locals, candled, 40c
last rem aining of A soka’s hospitals
T
he
New
York
women
who
have
tured garriso n num bered 3000 re g t y ’s p o tato crop is being harvested pairs of golden p h easants have been gained a t Lowell. He looked very
do zen ; case count, 36oz 36c.
was devoted to anim als. It covered
and th e indications a re good fo r a big released in a reserve for gam e con oung and strangely grave, as the sun opened a free anim al dispensary In twenty-five acres and w as divided into
B u tte r—Oregon, cream ery, b u tte r, ulars.
yield, though n o t above the average o f sistin g of several thousand acres east light and tree-shadow s flickered back this city are regarded as pioneers In a proper w ards and courts for th e ac
cubes, 36$c pound; p rin ts, 364<i/.37c.
T. R 's Guide Found D ead.
several fo rm er years. An e x tra acre of th is city, and it is th e in ten tio n of and forth across his colorless face and good work. As a m a tte r of fact one com m odation of the patients. W hen
P o rk — Fancy, 11c pound.
m ust go to the O rient and look back
Cebolla, Colo.—The body o f H ow age w as planted and favorable condi the s ta te gam e com m ission to lib erate shining bronze w aves of hair.
V eal— Fancy, 13i£134c pound.
an anim al was sick or Injured Its
"Floyd.” Stanton articulated hoarse m ore than 2,000 years to find the first m aster had only to bring It to the ho»
F arm ers in
P o u ltry — H ens, 124e; broilers, ard C arp en te r, Colonel R oosevelt's tions d u rin g th e early sum m er p re m any o th e r v arieties.
anim
al
hospital
known.
12Jc; ducks, young, 12i0/:13c; geese, guide to th e Gunnison country a few saged th e b ig g e st crop ever grown th is section have signed u r to keep all ly. “Floyd!"
pltal, w here It w as cared for w ithout
T he fam ous Buddhist em peror of In
T he brook gurgled cheerfully, a be
11c ; tu rk ey s, live, 180/;22c ; dressed, y ears ago, was rep o rted found a t the here, b u t the p o tato b lig h t which fell tresp assers off the tra c t.
regard to the caste of Its ow ner, and
lated oriole flashed past a stre a k of dia, Asoka, whose long reign from 264 where, If necessary, It found an aay*
h ead w aters of Elk creek, 70 m iles upon th e vines has had the effect of
26c.
to
227
B.
C.
abounded
In
m
any
good
flame.
Stanton’s
head
sank
back
w
est
o
f
G
unnison,
a
fte
r
a
search
for
reducing
the
yield
to
about
its
norm
al
P
anam
a
R
esident
M
akes
Inquiry.
H ops— 1912 crop, prim e and choice,
lum In old age.
him o f tw o w eeks.
The flesh v ir tu size. It is e stim a te d th a t about one-
A lbany— D eclaring he w an ts “ to down against his m echanician’s Inert works, was probably th e earliest to
1 8 0 t2 0 |c pound.
establish
a
hospital
for
th
e
treatm
en
t
hand,
and
th
e
world
fell
out
of
knowl
th
ird
o
f
th
e
crop
th
is
y
e
a
r
will
be
a
ally
w
as
stripped
from
the
bones.
It
g et back to God’s country w here the
Wool — E astern O regon, 14oi18c
W here Thoughts A re Voiced.
of anim als, says O ur Dumb Animals.
th erm o m eter is not alw ays 90 or edge.
pou n d ; valley, 2I401 224c ; m ohair, is believed he had been atta c k e d by a to tal loss.
"W hat we w ant Is freedom of
Asoka
was
a
tru
e
h
um
anitarian
a
t
wounded bear and dragged into the
above in th e sh a d e ," O. C. Picket, a
choice, 82c.
well as a m ost pow erful sovereign and speech!”
CHAPTER XII.
in
w hich h it bo fy was
Mt Angel G ets C ru sh er.
civil and sa n ita ry engineer in the Pan
C a ttle — Choice ste e rs, $6.760£7; th ic k e t
"W ell,” replied the citizen who r e
although ruling a vast domain be
good, $6 .260/ 6 .6 6 ; m edium , $60/ 6. 2 6 ; found.
M ount Angel A t a cost of alm ost am a Canal zone, has w ritte n the Al
fuses
to be discontented, "If you don’t
came
deeply
Im
pressed
by
the
horrors
Jess.
choice cows, $60/ 6. 6 0 ; good, $6.60o£
$2000 th e Marion county court has in bany com m ercial club for inform ation
think we have It go with me and alt
It w as two w eeks la te r when Ralph of w arfare.
6.7 6 ; m edium , $ 6 0 /6 .2 6 ; choice cal S tr ik e b rta k e rs Travel U nder G uard stalled a new rock-crushing p lan t a t reg ard in g th is section o f the sta te .
S tanton first reopened conscious eyes,
He gaTe up his desire for conquest In the bleacher* th s n ext tim e they
ve«, $ 7 0 /8.75; good heavy calves,
D enver—G uards prevented a p a rty ' Mount A ngel. T his plant, w hich ts
this tim e upon th e Im m aculate d reari and the rock Inscriptions, which are play ball.”
112-Pound Squash on Display.
$6.260/17; bulls, $ 2 0 t6 ; stag s. $4.76 o f W estern
F ederation o f M iners j o p erated by a dynam o, th e pow er he-
A lbany— A squash w eighing 112 ness of a hospital room. A linen-clad still ex tan t, record such beneficent
m em bers from e n te rin g a c a r on 1 ing secured from S ilverton. takes the
© 6.26.
Almost Perfect. .
At the pounds is on display in the office of n u rsa stood beside him. and a t the edicts of his as the counseling of
H ogs— L ig h t, $ 8 .2 60/8.76; heavy, w hich strik e b re a k e rs from th e E a st place o f th e steam crusher.
w ere bro u g h t thro u g h D enver headed nom inal expense o f about $1 50 daily the Linn A Benton Real E sta te com foot of the bed was a gentlem an un- planting shade trees, the digging of H s d o e s n 't sm o k e , h e d o e s n 't c h ew ,
$ 7 © 7 . 60 .
d o e s n 't d r in k a n d s till Is t r u e
wells, tending out of m issionaries, ap-
I t w as raised by m tstakably medical.
Union Pacific its cru sh in g capacity is about 160 pany in th is c ity .
Sheep — Y earlin g s, $ 4 .2 5 ^ 4 .8 6 ; fo r Bingham . U tah .
e w ife h e o n c e d id w ed , b u t
"B atter, Mr. Stanton?” queried th s 1 polntm ent of special officer» to super- U n to a th lo
w ethers, $8.600t4.60; ew es, $2.76ot4; tra in No. 103 w as delayed 20 m in u tes ‘ yards a day, alm ost double the am ount Fred Arnold, a fa n n e r, residing south-
n e so m e Ufa. tie said.
1 w est o f th is city .
because o f the incidenL
* tu rn ed o u t by th e steam planL
lamba, $ l. 8 t© 6 . 76 .
'■
Doings of the World at Large
Told in Brief.
' 'ELEANOR M.
FREDERIC THORNBURGH
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First o f Ahim al Hospitals