Mosier bulletin., October 23, 1914, Image 2

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REBIRTH OF AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE
BIG LINER AFIRE
BEACHED IN RIVER
Freighter Santa Catalina Burns
on Lower Columbia.
for this holdup?" and he turned dis­
gustedly toward the door
The Governor's
T
_
"D on’t you th in k we d b e tte r keep
Mr. Slade busy In som e o th e r w ay,”
S tric k la n d re p ea te d .
”1 d o n ’t," M e rritt flung back o ver
hie sh o u ld e r as he left th e room , fol­
lowed, a s usual, by H unt.
M e rritt’s h a sty d e p a rtu re w as th e
sig n a l fo r K a th e rin e to a d ju s t h e r
w rap s and re m a rk : "W e m u st be la te
for T ris ta n ."
H ay es follow ed h er. ’T m ust see you
alone, K a th erin e. You’re still free—
th e re s no fo re ig n e r on th e scene, la
th e re , K a th e rin e ? "
‘Bob, K a th e rin e 's voice w as sw eet
b u t firm.
"I d o n ’t th in k I sh a ll e v e r
m a rry now — ’’
"O h, n o n se n se ,” h e p ro teste d .
“N o,” even m ore positively. “T h e
m ore I see o f m en —b u t w h a t’s th e
use? T h ere n e v e r w as b u t one m an
I could h ave got on w ith, a n d I d id n ’t
1 h a p p en to live in h is tim e."
“ W ho w as th e boy?” H ayes asked,
lightly.
"S trange," K a th e rin e replied, p e n ­
sively, " I’ve Ju st been ta lk in g a bout
■ him —N apoleon B o n a p a rte .”
"Oli, L o rd —th a t fellow .” H ayes was
m uch re liev e d . ‘‘Can I h ave to m o r­
row ev en in g ?"
“ Yes— if you— yes— tom orrow eve­
ning, Bob,"
H e r voice lin g e red a bit on th e Bob,
a n d w ith quick im p u lsiv en ess H ayes
c a u g h t h e r h an d a n d kissed It.
In a n o th e r m in u te she had tu rn e d
to Slade.
"O h, Mr. Slade, w on't you le t m e
m ak e a head of y o u ? ”
“A head of m e? ” S lade re p e a te d in
su rp rise .
“ T h in k it ov er," K a th e rin e su g ­
g e sted , a s sh e and h e r fa th e r w ent out.
lea v in g H aves and S lade w atch in g her
A N o v e l i z a t i o n of
A l i c e B r a d l e y ' s Pl ay
% GERTRUDE STEVENSON
Fireman Cremated, but Rent ot
Crew Saved—Explosion Starts
Blaze in Stoke Hole.
Illustrations from Photographs of the Stage Production
C o p y rig h t, i ji a ( P n b U o a i o a iü w ü u K e s e r re d ) by iu a r id B eia*eo.
8Y N O PSIS.
front. I t ’s dam n ab le
W hy, o u t of
com m on decency, m an—
W h a t do
D a n i e l S l a d e s u d d e n l y a d v a n c e s f r o m a you w ant of fa cto rie s, a n y w a y ? ” h e de­
P o rtla n d ,[O r. — T he s te a m e r S a n ta
p e n n ll eN * m i n e r t o a m i l l i o n a i r e a n d b e ­
C a ta lin a ,
a
huge
$700,000 ste el c o m e s a power I n ttie- political a n d bust- m anded, co m p letely a n g ere d and out
f r e ig h te r o f th e W. R. G race C o .’s n e s a w o r l d . H e l i a s 1,1s e y e o n t h e g o v e r ­ of patience.
S lade's voice was a lm o st a draw l,
lin e , p ly in g b etw ee n N ew Y ork and n f a o l r l s ’s l c o h a r i i s r e t H o i s t h s e i m n p e l w e , c h o o n m d e i t - i l o o n v s i n g S wife
la d e
P acific C oast p o rts, in clu d in g P o rtlan d , m e e t s K a t h e r i n e , d a u g h t e r o f S e n a t o r it was so low -pitched and so provok-
took fire and w as beached la te Sunday S Is t r n i c o k t l a n d , a n d s e e s in t i e r a l l t h a t M a r y lngly calm . "W hy d id n ’t you a n d y our
a sso c ia te s p ro te c t yo u r h o ld in g s? ” he
a fte rn o o n a g a in s t th e O regon sh o re of
inquired.
th e C olum bia riv e r, tw o m iles from
C H A P T E R II— Continued.
“ H ow 'd we know a m an w ith mll-
S t. H elens. She is p ra c tic a lly a to ta l
loss.
’’Oh, I like W a sh in g to n ,’’ she said. | Hons w ould com e along and buy up
T w o carlo ad s o f a m m u n itio n in her b rin g in g h e rse lf back to th e co n v er­ th e w hole b e a c h ? ” M e rritt’s w ra th
w as g e ttin g beyond th e co n tro l th a t
c arg o exploded w ith th e fire, ad d in g sa tio n w ith difficulty.
p resen ce
dem anded.
h o rro rs and d am ag e.
H er fa th e r, noticin g h e r a b s tra c ­ K a th e rin e 's
F o rty -tw o m em b ers o f h e r officers’ tion, rem a rk ed in d u lg e n tly : "S he likes "Slade, if you p e rsist In th is ,” he
sta ff and crew a re sa fe , b u t one fire­ W ash in g to n , Slade.
S he likes th e th u n d ere d , " I’m going to ta k e off my
m an, G us Johnson, is dead. H e w as E ast, b u t she d o e sn 't tell It to e v e ry ­ coat a n d h it back. My p a p e r has an
e n tra p p e d in th e e n g in e room in sta n tly body on account of f a th e r ’s votes. enorm ous o u tsid e c irc u la tio n , a n d I'll
S cene on th e deck of th e U n ited F ru it c o m p a n y ’s lin o r, Z acapa, w hen th e iiritis h flag w as h a u le d down and
w hen
th e explosion occurred, and Now, S lade and I love our w e ste rn b a ste you o nce ev ery day. If you pro­
th e A m erican flag ru n up, sig n ify in g th e c h a n g e of th e s te a m e r to A m e ric an re g is try a n d th e re b irth of th e Ameri-
pose ru n n in g for go v ern o r, you w on’t
heroic e ffo rts of C a p ta in J . F . Rose city, eh, S lade?”
can m e rc h a n t m arine.
and his aides to rescu e him b e fo re th e
“W ell,” w ith som e re lu c ta n c e, “It’s get one vote in y our ow n tow n. And
sh ip w as abandoned w ere fu tile .
a good s ta rtin g p o in t,” S lade ad m itted . in one m onth, o r less, you'll find San
HAPPY HERO OF NAMUn
Austrians Report Re-taking
A m ong th e rescued a re M rs. Rose,
’’A h !" K a th erin e exclaim ed, now F ra n c isc o h a s a gorgeous c lim ate."
Stronghold on San River w ife o f th e c a p ta in , and th e ir baby, th oroughly h e rse lf a g ain . ’’T h e re 's a S lade was u n p e rtu rb e d by M e rritt’s
who w ere low ered over th e sides o f th e m an for you! H e ’s not going to le t th re a ts o r M e rritt’s bulldozing. "All
M anchester, M ass. — T he A ustro- b u rn in g vessel w hile s till in m id ­
a tow n sta n d In his w ay. Mr. Slade, rig h t, M e rritt,” h e advised, good-na­
H u n g a ria n
em b assy
h e re has a n ­ stre a m .
th is is fa th e r's W aterloo. H e's been tu red ly , "go ahead with y our paper,
nounced th e re c e ip t o f an official w ire ­
T he fireb o at D avid C am pbell, of a g re a t d isa p p o in tm en t to me. T h a t’s I'll ta k e my c h an ces."
less m essa g e from th e hom e g o v e rn ­ P o rtlan d , fo u g h t th e flam es in th e big th e w orst of p a ren ts.
"You will, e h ?" M e rritt’s to n e was
W e ch ild ren
m en t a s fo llo w s :
I lin e r’a f te r m ak in g a fa s t run from n e v e r know how th e y ’re going to tu rn om inous.
W h at s o rt of fa c to rie s a re
“ O ur ad v an ce in G a lic ia has forced ; P o rtlan d .
out. If fa th e r had only listen ed to you going to b u ild ?”
th e R u ssian s to lessen th e ir efforts
T he S a n ta C a ta lin a w as capable of m e It would have been W ashington
"W ell," draw led S lade, coolly, ”1 was
a g a in s t P re z e m y .l.
F rid a y m orning j
;nf? 10>000 to n s d e a l i w e fKht and for him — W ashington fo r me. But he th in k in g of p u ttin g up glue fa c to rie s !”
our b o m b ard m en t g re a tly w eakened had ju 8 t e n te re d th e C olum bia riv e r on w ouldn’t cro ss th e D elaw are.
He
"G lu e !” T h e one w ord Jum ped from
th e R u ssia n s, who began to w ith d raw h e r 3econd voyaf?e lo P o rtla n d . sh e w ouldn’t leave th e W est. If th e re ’d
e v ery o n e 's m outh ut once. "G lu e!"
p
a
r
t
of
th
e
ir
forces
a
t
I.an
cu
t.
O
u
r
m
ade
h
e
r
m
aiden
t
r
ip
la
st
D
ecem
ber,
only been a drop of N apoleon In fa­ th ey all re p e a te d , a n d looked a t each
7 own Is Deserted, Business Houses
a d v an cin g colum ns m et s tro n g R ub - S h e w a 3 one o f t h e firgt
t lin e rs t o th e r,” she concluded w ith a sudden
o th e r In c o n ste rn a tio n .
Boarded Up and No hood
s.an forces, fig h tin g w ith w hich sti I is m ake a
KU throUf, h th e P a n a m a b u rst of vehem ence.
"T h e h —I you say ,” th en rem em ber- 1
To Be Obtained.
c o n tin u in g
K uzw adow , on th e San, canal, h a v in g a rriv e d a t San F ra n c isco
“ N ap o leo n !” re p e a le d th e se n a to r. ing him self. ” 1 beg your pardon, M iss i
has been re ta k e n by us.
from N ew Y ork ab o u t 10 days ago. She
“ Yes, N apoleon. H e gol w hat h e S tric k la n d .”
P o lish re fu g e e s in V ienna g iv e in- ,e f t San F ra n c isco F rid a y and c arrie d w anted, and n o th in g e v e r stood In his
" it c a n 't be done," M e rritt w en t on.
fo rm atio n t h a t th e R u ssia n s, a f te r th e ab o u t 2000 ton3 of m ixed e&T^0 1400 path. I Just love th e way he rode
B erlin , v ia London and T he H a g u e —
"You c a n ’t build glue fa c to rie s here."
occupation o f L em berg, s e n t th e fam - ; ton8 o f w hich w e re for P o rtla n d .
o v e r poor old Jo s e p h in e 's h e a rt, do n 't a n d he e m p h asized ev ery w ord w ith ,
An official s ta te m e n t issued h e re S a t­
ous P olish lib ra ry , housed in th e Osso- j In
>_ tb
th e c arg o fo r P o rtla n d w as a y o u ? ”—and she tu rn e d to Slade.
a n a n g ry sh a k e of bis finger.
u rd a y s a y s :
linsky In s titu te , to S t. P e te rs b u rg . la rg e supply o f am m u n itio n , w hich e x ­
"B u t he wan r ig h t! ” sh e continued,
"B y God, you— ’’
T
he
m
ost
p
ro
m
in
e
n
t
public
edifices
in
“ T he G erm an s occupied B ru g e s Oc­
ploded w ith in a few m in u te s a f te r the e arn e stly , as If she w ere m ak in g a
H e bro k e off a s h e saw Bob H ayes
th
e
tow
n
h
av
e
been
u
n
d
erm
in
ed
and
to b e r 14 and O sten d O ctober IB .”
vessel took flam e. T he explo d in g c a r t ­ plea for so m eth in g th a t lay very close strid e in to th e room . H ayes, a s S lade's
th e R u ssia n s h ave d e clare d th e ir in ­ rid g e s c re a te d a n e ar-p a n ic am ong th e
to h e r own h e art. "W h y should we law y er and a lm o st a m em b er of the
te n tio n to blow th em up as soon as j sa ilo rs and crew and m ade th e w ork of
A m ste rd am , v ia London— T he Tele-
let anyone hold us b ack ? I w ouldn’t.
th ey a re forced to leave th e tow n. | fig h tin g th e blaze still m ore hazardous B ut m o th e r d id n 't w a n t to leave th e fam ily, had th e e n tre e to th e h o u se at
g r a a f ’s corresp o n d en t a t S luis, N e th e r­
a ll tim es.
T h is new s h a s c re a te d c o n stern a to n j and n early im possible.
T h ree o f th e W est, so fa th e r stu c k to his tow n and
lands, 10 m iles no rth of B ruges, re ­
" H e re 's m y la w y e r,” re m a rk e d Slade,
and a n g e r in P olish c ir c le s .”
seam en ju m p e d o verobard, tw o sw im ­ his frien d s and his s ta te . Now he d ryly, "a sk h im .”
p o rts t h a t th e G erm an s have occupied
T he em b a ssy fu r th e r re p o rte d th a t ! m in g to th e O regon shore, a th ird be­
s ta n d s in the b a ckground a n d boosts
O sten d w ith o u t re sista n c e . T he B el­
"O f c o u rse It can be done,” H a y es i ‘‘Go Ahead With Your Paper, I'll Take
th e R u ssian s a re r e tr e a tin g e v e ry ­ in g rescu ed by a sm all riv e r fishing o th e r m en politically.
My Chances.”
g ian tro o p s re tire d to F ra n c e.
Inform ed th em , convincingly. “ I t ’s per- j
w h e re ; th a t th e G e rm a n -A u stria n line i boat( w hjch w e n t to th e aid o f th e
"H e w an ts to boost you,” she added, fe ctly le g itim a te .”
T he G erm an fo rces in B elgium are
has advanced to new positio n s in Rus- S a n ta C a ta | ina as soon as th e explosion suddenly.
now in touch w ith th e ir m ain arm y,
T hen, a s if to dism iss a p erfectly proud, g ra ce fu l figure u n til It d isa p ­
sia n I nland and th a t R u ssian s who had | WH3 hear(J
and down tb e C olum bia
" L e ttin g out se c re ts ,” h e r fa th e r a c ­ obvious su b je c t, he tu rn e d to th e girl, p eared from view.
w hose rig h t w in g re s ts a t V eu rn e, th e
crossed th e C a rp a th ia n s a t th re e places ¡n thfJ v ic in ity of S t. H e le n s .'
S lade looked c ritic a lly a t H ayes for
cused, playfully.
w e ste rn m o s t tow n in B elgium , n e ar
who had been e n jo y in g ev ery point
had been th ro w n back w ith heavy j
a m o m e n t o r tw o a f te r th e girl had
B ut K a th e rin e was n e v e r m ore s e ­ th a t S lade h a d scored.
th e N o rth S ea and 26 m iles so u th w e st
losses.
gone.
rious, “ Y ou're bis d a rk h o rse ,” she
o f B ruges.
K a th e rin e 's ey es lig h te d w ith w arm '
T he ad v an ce of th e A u s tria n s in Anti-German Riots Started
"O h, now I re m e m b e r,’’ he suddenly
p ersisted.
elcom e. It w as th e first tim e she
S e rv ia, th e em bassy said, w as proceed­
in Many Parts ot London ’’Y ou're a lucky m an, se n a to r,” w had
exclaim ed. "Y o u 're th e ch ap «he g ave
London — A corres|>ondent of th e
se e n H a y es sin ce sh e had re- j
ing
slow
ly
b
e
fo
re
th
e
m
ain
S
erv
ian
u p fo r B aris a long tim e a g o ?”
D aily N ew s, te le g ra p h in g from O stend
London — A n ti-G e rm a n r io tin g in Slade broke tr., us he w atch ed K ath ­ tu rn ed . H e w a s th e m an sh e had once j
a rm y and t h a t th e S e rv a in s and Mon-
"W hen sh e w as tw enty-one and I
d e sc rib in g th e e n try of th e G erm ans,
e rin e adm iringly,
"Y ou’re a lucky w an ted to m a rry , o nce before h e r
te n e g rin s a re r e tre a tin g fro m th e di- j London Sunday n ig h t caused th e de-
Hays:
O ne of th e h e ro ic d e fe n d e rs o t N a ­ re c tio n of S a ra je v o , a f te r se v e ra l b at- stru c tio n of a sco re of shops. D am age m an to have a c h arm in g young wom an fa th e r had given h e r th e choice of w as tw en ty -fo u r and six feet one inch
of a w e ste rn law yer, Just o u t of th e
" O ste n d aw oke T h u rsd ay m orn in g m u r w ho found his w ife a n d child
* w as done in th e D e p tfo rd borough and behind you in th e ra ce ."
H ayes o r a fin ish in g school in B aris |
w ith th e re sig n ed e x p e c ta tio n o f som e w a itin g tor him on h is r e tu rn to Z ee ties
“T h a t's all we w om en a re fo r,” a n ­ and a to u r of E urope. Now sh e g re e te d w oods. How does M rs. S lade ta k e to
in Old K en t road. In th e fo rm e r d is­
th is g o v e rn o rsh ip b u sin e ss? " he flu­
c a ta s tro p h e .
T h e p re v io u s
n ig h t
t r i c t sev eral sto re s w ere a tta c k e d and sw ered K a th erin e, b itte rly , "sta n d in g him w ith c o rd ia l frien d sh ip , b u t w ith s h e d , ab ru p tly .
bragg*-
President Wilson to Open
th o u sa n d s o f re fu g e e s assem bled in
behind
som
e
m
an
and
w
a
tch
in
g
him
none of th e sw ee t te n d e rn e s s he m ight
s e t afire.
"She d o e sn ’t ta k e to it.” S la d e ’s
th e hope of lea v in g by a m o rn in g boat, Germans Suppress Noted
Land Products Exhibit In Old K e n t road m e a t m a rk e ts w ere do th in g s.”
h av e e x p ected from h er. O nce s h e j voice w as hard.
b u t no b o a t a rriv e d .
"W
hy,
child
alive,
you
do
th
in
g
s
h a d looked up in to his eyes and th o u g h t !
sm ashed and th is w as follow ed by th e
Newspaper
ot
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in
“I w as a fra id she w ouldn’t."
“ Som e h undreds a lre ad y had ta k e n
w re c k in g o f a c o n fec tio n e ry sto re . yourself," th e s e n a to r re m o n s tra te d . him a god. N ow , h e r eyes blinded by
“W ell, n o body’s going to s ta n d In
B erlin — A lth o u g h th e G erm an So­ re ad in ess fo r th e o p en in g o f th e M anu­ Som e o f th e shops w ere pillaged.
re fu g e in fishing sm acks alongside th e
"S he m akes busts, S la d e —heads. D one th e g la re o t a m b itio n , slie saw only a
my w ay.” A m a lig n a n t lig h t show ed
q uays to e scap e to F ra n c e or lOnglund. c ia lis ts in th e R e ic h sta g vo ted fo r th e f a c tu r e r s ’ and Land P ro d u c ts Bhow in
som e big gune in E u ro p e.”
good
looking
chap,
a
stru
g
g
lin
g
law
­
P
olice
w
ere
called
out
and
20
a
r
re
s
ts
W oodrow W il­
•
T he re m a in d e r crow ded to g e th e r in 6,000,000,000 m ark ($1,250,000,000) P o rtla n d O c to b er 26.
K a th e rin e sig h ed a n d leaned back y er, a m an w ho h a d n ’t m ade a n y p a r­ in h is eyes.
m ade. P re c a u tio n s h a v e been ta k e n
“ My boy. I ’m o u t to w in.”
gro u p s on th e quay, looking anxiously a p p ro p ria tio n to c a rry on tb e p re se n t son, p re sid e n t of th e U n ite d S ta te s, to p re v e n t fu r th e r rio tin g .
w earily in h e r c h air.
"O h, In m y tic u la r m ark in th e world. S he r e ­
In sp ite of th e fa c t th a t h e w as In
fo r so m e th in g in th e shape of a boat. w ar, and a lth o u g h th e m em b e rs of th e has accepted th e in v ita tio n o f D avid
G re a t e x c ite m e n t p re v aile d th ro u g h ­ fem inine w ay, I m odel.’’ she ad m itte d . tu rn e d H a y e s' burn in g , p e n e tra tin g
“ T he tow n w as d e se rte d .
N ot a p a rty w e n t to th e fro n t a s e n th u s ia s ­ M. D unne, p re sid e n t o f th e M anufac­ o u t Sunday in D e p tfo rd and n e ig h b o r­ "B u t if th e re ’d been o n e d rop of N a­ | gaze w ith cool, unruffled fra n k n e ss. In full ev en in g a ttire , he th ru s t his h a n d s
into his p o ck ets a n d a lm o st s tr u tte d
sin g le person tra v e rs e d th e s tre e ts . tic a lly as did th e no n -S o cialists, th e ir t u r e r s ’ a sso c iatio n of O regon, to open ’ i ing boroughs.
C row ds th ro n g ed th e poleon In fa th e r I sh o u ld n 't h a v e had a n o th e r m om ent she had tu rn e d from ab o u t th e room . "I o u tg en e rale d th a t
T he shops w e re all closed and th e ir p o litica l creed has not u lte red . T hey th e b ig e x p o sitio n .
to fall back on m olding clay. 1 should
i
s
tre
e
ts
and
re
fu
sed
to
m
ove
a
t
th
e
or-
P re sid e n t W ilson w ill file his te le ­
crow d h e re to n ig h t. By God, I did!
w indow s boarded up. No food w as to sti 11 condem n anil oppose th e policies
j d e rs o f th e police.
T he rio te rs h a v e been m olding,’’ sh e h e sita te d ,
Do you know — ?” H e pau sed In h is
o f th e g o v e rn m e n t and denounce w hat g ra m in W ash in g to n to re ac h th e land th re a te n e d to a tta c k G erm an places and th en finished d a rin g ly , "opinions
be o b ta in e d .”
products show a t 9 p. m. th e n ig h t of
w alk a n d looked dow n on H a y e s’ six
■
th e y te rm “ cla ss c o n scio u sn ess.”
and people.”
O ctober 26. T he m essage w ill be r e ­ j in B rom ley and o th e r boroughs i f th e
fe e t sp raw led over one of th e b rocaded
Religious Songs to Tune
. u w i !e " ^
ia <>v«r. th e y say, ceived un d er a canopy o f A m erican a u th o ritie s p e rm itte d th em to open.
c h a irs—" th e re ’s Ju st a little d rop of
"
th e y in te n d to ta k e up anew th e b a ttle
C H A P T E R III.
hen th
T h e r >°t>nK w as led by 100 docks
_____
__ e
th a t fellow —N apoleon B o n a p arte — In
ot Yankee Doodle Opposed to “ fre e th e p ro le ta ria t from th e yoke flags and O regon roses. W
first tic k o f th e te le g ra p h in stru m e n t ¡“ borers, who had been tu rn e d o u t o f a
m e !”
of
c
a
p
ita
l,”
and
to
ta
k
e
th
e
re
in
s
o
f
J
u
s
t
how
m
uch
m
ore
free
ly
K
a
th
­
D e tro it - S e ttin g th e o ld-tim e hym ns
is heard th e e le c tric c u rre n t w ill re lo dging house to m ak e room fo r Bel- e rin e m ight h a v e re v e a le d h e r aim s
"N apoleon B o n a p a rte got on by
g
o
v
e
rn
m
e
n
t
o
u
t
of
th
e
hands
of
th
e
to tu n e s th a t sa v o r of th e m odern
lea se th e c la p p e r in a bell o v e r th e K'an re fu g e e s.
T he m en g a th e re d in
lea v in g a w om an b e hind,” H a y es re ­
and In sp ira tio n s, S lade could not
m usic hall or of “ Y ankee D oodle” b ourgeoisie.
booth
and
thuH
announce
th
e
opening
1
4
G
erm
an
saloon
and
sm
ashed
th
e
w
in-
tu rn ed , serio u sly , re fu sin g to e n te r Into
T hese a im s a re se t fo rth by Vor-
know , for a t th a t m o m e n t th e b u tle r
w as deplored by BiHhnp Kdw ard W.
o f th e e x p o sitio n .
dow s and th e b ar.
S la d e's s p irit of self-satisfied good
a p p eared and en g ag e d his a tte n tio n .
O sborne, of S pringfield, III., a t a w a e rts, th e c h ie f o rg a n o f th e p a rty ,
c
h
arg
e
d
th
e
o
w
n
er
of
To accom m odate th e m any com m uni-
T he dockers
hum or.
As th e m an w ith d rew , S lade sp re ad
m e e tin g here of th e fifth province of in a re m a rk a b le a rtic le w hich has led tie s in tb e s ta te o f O regon to e x h ib it [
h
a
v
in
g
s
ta
rte
d
a
re-
saloon w ith
“ You m ind yo u r ow n d—n b u sin e ss.
w ide his a rm s and a n n o u n ce d g ra n ­
t he P ro te s ta n t K piscopal church in th e to th e in d efin ite p ro h ib itio n o f th e a t P o rtlan d , i t w as ne
ce ssa ry to build I Po r^ ^hat tw o B ritish b a ttle s h ip s had d iloquently:
n ecessary
Bob,” S lade tu rn e d on hint, suddenly.
p
a
p
e
r’s
pu
b
licatio
n
.
T
h
is
is
th
e
second
U n ited S ta te s. T he re m a rk s of B ishop
tw o an n ex e s to th e arm ory. T he te m ­ J been d estro y ed . T he shop o f a G erm an
"AH rig h t— I’m off to tb e opera. I
"T h e g e n tle m a n of th e w ater-fro n t
O sborne w ere m ade d u rin g a d e b a te on p e n a lty in flicted on V o rw ae rts, its a p ­ p o rary b u ild in g s add m ore th an 25,000 b u tch e r, in th e w indow o f w hich a
only m ea n t th a t N apoleon w as a bad
p
e
ara
n
ce
h
a
v
in
g
been
re
ce
n
tly
p
ro
h
ib
­
crow
d.
If
you
please.
Mr.
W
esley
th e re p o rt o f a c o m m itte e a p p o in ted to
sq u a re fe e t of floor space and w ith th e p ic tu re of E m p e ro r W illia m w as d is­ M e rritt, th e g e n tle m a n w ho w a sn ’t go­
boy fo r you to follow , b ecau se h e
p re p a re an in ex p e n siv e selectio n of ite d for th re e days because of an a r m ain floor o f th e arm o ry g iv e a to ta l played, w as w recked.
tre a te d his first w ife lik e a d irty dish-
t
i
d
e
g
iv
in
g
w
h
at
th
e
m
ilita
ry
a
u
th
o
r­
ing to d a rk e n my door, Is h e re !"
Sunday school hym ns.
T
he
rio
tin
g
proceeded
fo
r
a
d
ista
n
c
e
o f m ore th a n 80,000 sq u a re fe e t o f
rag. T h a t’s why I’m glad th a t second
He broke off w ith a loud, m irth le s s
“ 1 w a n t to be a ssu re d th a t none of itie s co n sid ered too m any d e ta ils about e x h ib it space, th e la rg e s t ex p o sitio n of of a bout a m ile b e fo re i t w as stopped
little A u stria n h u ssy paid him back.
th e se
hym ns w ill h ave irre v e re n t th e G e rm an c am p aig n in th e S o u th ­ th e kind e v e r held w e st of C hicago.
by a d e ta c h m e n t o f soldiers.
The laugh. As well as any m an who e v er
T h a t's all. I love Mrs. Slade. W hen
lived,
he
liked
to
feel
th
e
g
rip
of
his
tu n e s ,”
sa id B ishop O sborne.
“ I w est.
above th e ir
T he e x p o sitio n is un d er th e au sp ices shopkeepers all lived
I w as sick w ith fe v e r in y o u r m in in g
ow
n
power.
He
had
com
e
to
th
e
point
notice th a t ‘Je ru sa le m , th e G olden ’ is
o f th e M a n u fa c tu re rs ’ a sso c iatio n of places of b u sin ess and th e ir a p a rt- w here It w as g e n u in e sa tis fa c tio n to
cam p she w as a m o th e r to m e.”
Herman
Report
Disputed.
am ong th e hym ns liste d .
I have
O regon and th e N o rth Pacific Land j in cu ts w ere sacked.
"D on’t fo rg et th a t I m ade y ou.”
London
T h e B ritish g o v e rn m e n t
heard th a t hym n su n g to a tu n e th a t
T he rio tin g in th e G e rm an shops in hum ble m en and c o n q u er things.
P roduct» Show association. O pening
S lad e rem in d ed him.
“I,” and h e
"W esley M e rritt!" th e se n a to r w as
sounded lik e ‘Y ankee D oodle.’ T he denied th e G erm an a sse rtio n , published O cto b er 26, th e ex p o sitio n w ill con­ H igh s tre e t, D e p tfo rd , w as resu m ed a t
tap p e d h is c h est. “I gave you y o u r
l a t t e r is all rig h t in its place, b u t its abroad, th a t, a lth o u g h G erm an y had tin u e u n til N ovem ber 14. T he leading 11 o ’clock Sunday n ig h t.
A larg e a lm o st too s u rp rise d for speech.
c h a n c e .”
"A fte r his ab u se of you In th e pap er
place is not in th e church of G od.”
fu rn ish e d
b e llig e re n t
g o v e rn m e n ts b u sin ess, fra te rn a l and social o rg a n iz a ­ force o f police who trie d u n su c c essfu l­
"I d on't. All th e sam e I'd h a te to
How did you
It w as e x p la in ed th a t m ost o f th e tw ic e w eekly w ith a fu ll lis t o f all tio n s in P o rtla n d w ill h ave special ly to put down th e d istru b a n c e had to d ay — . And H u n t!
see you elected , b ecau se of Mrs. Slade,
do
it?
"
hym ns had been a u th o rize d by m ore th e ir w ounded and p riso n ers, no new s d a y s a t th e e x p o sitio n .
se v e ra l o f its m e m b e rs 'in ju re d .
it seem s to be th e re g u la r thin g , b e­
“T h is Is th e s o rt of th in g I like,"
th a t BO y e ars of use, and th e rejtort h ss been receiv ed by G erm any. The
com ing u n iv ersal, fo r a very su c c e ss­
broke
in
K
a
th
e
rin
e
,
e
ag
e
rly
.
"O
h,
i
t
’s
w as adopted.
B ritish fo re ig n office sa y s th a t A ugust
British Losses 13,500.
ful m an to leave hom e th e m inute h e 's
Wring On in Black Sea.
to ex citin g .” she d e clare d , h e r eyes
25, it offered to e x ch a n g e in fo rm a tio n
on h is feet. Good n ig h t."
L ondon—A n official re p o rt by G en­ glow ing w ith e a g e rn e ss a n d anim ation.
London A d isp a tc h to th e E xch an g e
Herman Help Dismissed.
re g a rd in g p riso n e rs o f \s s r. On re c e ip t
“O ne m inute. Bob. You've given me
e ra l F ren ch , com m anding th e B ritish "O h, Mr. Slade, how did you m ake
a lo t of good advice. I ll give you
Iam don — A g ita tio n o f th e Ixrndon o f th e G erm an re p ly . G re a t B rita in T eleg ra p h com pany from B u c h are st,
them kow to w ? ”
e
x
p
e
d
itio
n
a
ry
fo
rce,
g
iv
es
th
e
to
ta
l
of
com
ing
by
w
ay
o
f
Rom
e,
says
:
“
H
eavy
som e. Are you in love w ith th a t g irl? ”
p ress a g a in s t em ploym ent of thousands sent th e first list o f G erm an p riso n e rs
S la d e's reply was p re v en ted by the
S e p tem b e r 21. T he first list supplied c an n o n ad in g has been heard th e past B ritis h k illed, w ounded and m issin g
"Y es," H ayes g ru n te d , "good n ig h t.
b
rusque,
excited
e
n
tra
n
c
e
of
M
erritt
o f G erm an s in th e h o tels o f th is c ity by th e G erm an s w as O ctober 2.
from
S
e
p
te
m
b
e
r
12
to
O
ctober
8
as
661
day otr K u s te n d je (in R oum ania on the
Is th a t a ll? ”
and
H
unt.
T
he
p
air,
a
n
g
ry
and
bel­
re su lte d S a tu rd ay in announcem ents
officers
and
12,980
m
en.
T
he
w
a
r
office
B lack S e a )
It is believ ed th a t th e
" N o ;" Slade paused, w atching H ay es
th a t th re e of th e larg e and fa sh io n ­
ex -G erm an c ru is e rs G oeben and B re s­ issued a n o th e r c a su a lty lis t receiv ed lig e ren t. stro d e Into th e room w ithout
th ro u g h n arro w ed eyelids. " T h a t girl
Canadians at Plymouth.
a
word.
M
e
rritt,
sm
all,
w
iry,
e
n
e
r
ab le houses w ere now e n tire ly fre e
lau, w hich now fly th e T u rk ish flag from h e a d q u a rte rs u n d e r d a te o f S e p ­
needs a large pie w ith every one of
O tta w a
A nnouncem ent th a t th e
o f G erm an s and A u s tria n s. T h is w as
It g iv es 61 non-com m is­ getlc, was In th e load, follow ed closely
and w hich re c e n tly und erto o k to esco rt te m b e r 16.
h e r fingers In it. Bob, I'm so rry for
fleet
o
f
32
tra
n
s
p
o
rt
s
te
a
m
e
rs
c
a
rry
in
g
by
h
is
shadow
and
echo.
H
unt.
follow ed by a s im ila r an n ouncem ent
from S u lin a (a n a re a o f th e D anube sioned officers and m en as h a v in g been
you. Your pie Isn ’t big enough."
"Is It tru e ? ” he d e m an d ed angrily,
from tw o hotels in th e B loom sbury th e C anadian e x p e d itio n a ry force o f tra v e rs in g th e d is tr ic t o f D ubrudja, k illed, 149 m en w ounded and 556 m en
"W ell— it'« my pie. Good n ig h t,”
83,000 re ac h ed E n g lan d and a re d is ­
d is tric t.
R o u m an ia) se v e ra l tra n s p o rts laden m issin g . T hose o f th e killed belonged before he reu.ized th a t S lade was not
a n d he w as gone.
S e v e ral im p o rta n t h o tels, how ever, e m b a rk in g from th e tra n s p o rts at P ly ­ w ith m u n itio n s, a re en g ag e d w ith the e n tire ly to th e R oyal S cots, th e R oyal alone. "How do you do, se n a to r— him and w as e a rn e stly w atching Slade,
A fter H ayes had gone. Slade sat. his
M iss S tric k la n d !” he pxclalm ed. In liste n in g to his every w ord w ith eag er
n otably in th e S tra n d d is tr ic t, a re m outh has been cabled to P re m ie r S ir R u ssian fle e t.”
Irish and th e E a st S u rre y re g im e n ts.
a rm s re stin g on th e tab le , s ta rin g into
su rp rise . "L ovely hom e you have, Mr. in te n tn ess.
m anaged by G erm ans and E n g lish help R obert B orden by G eorge E. P eerley ,
"Y ou se e . I'm a very sim ple so rt of space. E v ery now a n d th en th e c o r­
a m em ber o f th e a d m is in is tra tio n now
S lad e,” he added, try in g to a d ju s t him ­
is not desired.
Russians Planting Mines.
French Lose Tiro Henerals.
in G re at B rita in .
T he flo tilla le ft
se lf to th e sc e n e he had not expected fellow ," S lade w as saying, ' d o n ’t drink n e rs of his m outh cam e down and his
P e tro g ra d T he R ussian go v ern m en t
London
T he E x ch an g e T eleg ra p h
C anada u n d e r convoy on O cto b er 2.
"An a sto n ish in g ru m o r has reached —d o n 't sm o k e —d o n 't keep y a ch ts o r eyes narro w ed . He was th in k in g of
Liner to Carry Horses.
The selection of P lym outh as th e place com pany hHs g iv en out a d -sp a tc h from announces th a t because of th e presen ce us. Mr S lade.” he finally d eclared , g e t­ horse«, d o n 't k e ep wo— ' he stopped In K a th e rin e S tric k la n d and H ayes. T h a t
S e a ttle The G re a t N o rth e rn 's O r i­
o f d e b a rk a tio n is ta k e n as an in d ic a ­ P a ris sa y in g th a t G eneral M arcot, e x ­ o f G erm an su b m a rin e s in th e G u lf of tin g down to th e b u sin e ss of his inva­ his o ft-rep e ate d form ula a s he re m e m ­ w om an for H ayes! H ayes m u st be a
e n ta l ste a m sh ip M innesota, w hich has
tio n th a t th e C a n ad ian s w ill be e n ­ g o v e rn o r o f th e fam ous F re n c h m ili­ F in lan d and th e sow ing o f m in e s in sion. "It co n cern s you. se n a to r
It b e red K a th e rin e 's p resen ce, 'd o n ’t p resu m p tu o u s pup to e v e r th in k of
lieen tie d up a t her w h a rf h e re for
ta r y school o f S a in t O rr. and one of R u ssian w a te rs it has been com pelled c o n ce rn s every p u b lic-spirited m an In k e ep h o rse s, so I m ust do som eth in g , w inning th a t queen. Such w om en w ere
cam ped on S a lisb u ry plain .
w eeks, is re p o rte d about to be c h a r­
th e b e st know n of th e F ren ch g e n era ls, in tu rn to h ave reco u rse to sim ila r th e city. Is It tru e , S lade, th a t you a s 1 w as say in g to Mrs. S lade today m eant for th e k in g s of th e e a r th —not
te re d by th e B ritish g o v e rn m e n t to
has been k ille d in th e fig h tin g in th e m ea su re s. C o n seq u en tly c e rta in zones h ave bought up o u r e n tire w a te r fro n t 1 don 't w ant to b o th e r m y neighbors, for th e ir hirelings.
Typhus
Attaeks
Hermans.
c a rry horses to E urope.
(TO P E C O N T IN U E D .)
neighliorhood o f A rras.
N ew s was of R ussian w a te rs, e sp e cially those on which o u r resid en ce« —o u r old so I’ll build high c him neys, so th e
Iguidon
“
T
yphus
has
bro
k
en
out
in
A g e n ts o f th e B ritish g o v e rn m e n t
re ce iv e d in P a ris F rid a y o f th e d e ath n e ar th e g u lfs o f R iga and F in lan d and hom es—th e m an sio n s of th e city face, sm oke w on't tro u b le you m uch. I'm
th
e
G
e
rm
an
lines,
p
a
rtic
u
la
rly
to
th
e
a re said to h ave purchased 9000 horses
On Record for Comfort.
going into th e glue business. T h a t Is.
o f G eneral Rondony, co m m an d er o f th e L itto ra l arch ip ela g o , m u st be con­
in E a s te rn W ash in g to n , Idaho and n o rth o f S oissons, ” say s a d isp a tc h th e T h ird B rig ad e o f F ren ch Colonial sid e red d a n g ero u s. In o rd e r th a t non- and th a t you Intend b uilding fa cto rie s of course. ' and h e paused a n d s u r­
C ecil R hodes w as n o t m uch of a
th
e
re
?”
from
P
a
ris
to
th
e
E
xch
an
g
e
T
eleg
ra
p
h
M ontana. The M innesota can c a rry
in fa n try .
T he G eneral w as killed c o m b a tan ts shall n o t run risk s th e
"W hy. yes." S lade a d m itte d , w ith veyed th e group ab o u t him w ith » c o m ­ d re sse r. W hen p re m ie r of C ape Colony,
2000 horses on each voyage, besid es com pany.
e n tra n c e s to th e g u lfs o f R ig a and F in ­
placen t e le v atio n of h ii eyebrow s, he usu ally w ore a flannel suit, w hich
m addening calm ness
" T h e F re n c h art- ta k in g th e utm o st w hile lea d in g his b rig a d e a g a in st th e
feed fo r them and m uch g e n era l cargo.
land. it is said, a re considered closed.
th a t Is. u n le ss you g en tlem en can badly w anted cleaning, and a d ila p i­
_________________ ^
p re ca u tio n s to prt vent th e dise ase enem y.
"W h at? " S trick la n d a lm o st shouted.
T h e G re a t N o rth e rn w ill m ak e no
keep m e busy in som e o th e r way. I'm d a te d slouch hat. H is su c c esso r in
from
s
p
re
a
d
in
g
to
com
pletely
astounded
th
e
ir
ra
n
k
s.
T
he
s ta te m e n t concerning th e boat
office. S ir G ordon Sprigg. who w ore
I'rince Saved by Illness.
Italian Foreign Minister Dies.
troops a lre a d y have been v acc in a ted
"B u t—but it c a n ’t be don«.’’ M erritt a very a ctiv e m an .”
K a th e rin e lean ed fo rw ard w ith ten se a black frock c o at even in th e h o tte s t
London T h at P rin c e O scar, th e fifth w as so excited now th a t he stu tte re d
Rom e T he Ita lia n fo re ig n m in iste r.
tw ic e .”
British leaving Turkey.
a th e m an 's op- w e ath er, once m ade an effort to e n ­
e x p ressio n to set
M arquis A ntonio di San G iuliano, died son o f th e em p ero r, ow es his life to hi« w ords
hls gam e The fo rce th e w earin g of "respectable”
Aeroplane Brought Dtttrn.
I,ondon
T he A m sterdam corres-
h is a tta c k o f h e a rt d ise a se is sta te d in
a t 2 :2 0 p. m. S a tu rd ay .
" I t c an 't be done.' echoed H unt. He p o n e n ts w ould t
M e rritt tapp in g d a rk clo th e s In th e C ape parliam en t.
|iondent o f R e u te r’s say s th a t th e
s e n a to r w as sm i
O stend
S o ld ier
lo Cl > s t -
T he illn ess o f th e m arq u is a ttr a c te d a d isp a tc h from C openhagen. It a p ­ w as well paid for being an echo
But R hodes w ould n o t have I t H e
F ra n k fu rte r Z eitu n g publishes a com ­ end from th e action
ut (
nt say d eep a tte n tio n because of its possible p e a rs th a t a p a rty o f T urcos w e re fir­
"O ur best people live th e re ," pro­ h is foot re stle ssly
m u n icatio n from C o n sta n tin o p le w hich th a t the a llies a rc I
•Well. boys. It looks as though he said in p a rliam e n t th a t If he could
ng sk illed in b e a rin g on th e Ita lia n policy to w a rd in g from tre e s and shot dow n e v ery teste d M erritt
say s th e B ritish am b assad o r. S ir Ixniis w inging aero p lan e-
G erm an avi- th e w ar in E u ro p e. T he m arq u is w as officer su rro u n d in g th e prin ce. The
’1 live ’here." H unt add ed w ith ac­ h a d us s tr o n g ”" S trick la n d broke th e not help to leg isla te In co m fo rtab le
c lo th e s he w ould not help a t all. and
silen c e
"G lue! W h e w !”
M allet, ask ed th e wom en of th e e m ­ ator, who w as »L«
th e a llie s ' presum ed to be frien d ly to G erm any. sudden e x c ite m e n t led to th e h e a rt a t ­ cum ulated em phasis
bassy to leav e th e c ity , and told them
"Are we going to be had ?" dem anded he th o u g h t th e m em bers would a g re e
m ovem ents n e a r Ghi
I w eek, w as It has been sa id re ce n tly , how ever, ta c k and th e p rin ce fe ll unconscious.
’All of u « .' M erritt co n tin u ed . ' tak e
T hey did.
“ You m ust a ccep t th e h in t w ithout brought to th e grout d fi­ k ilfu l firing th a t P re m ie r S a la n d ra 's policy o f neu­ T he T urcos believed he w as dead and prid e lu th e view alo u g th e w ater M erritt, te stily , a re we going to sta n d w ith him
a sk in g th e re a s o n s .”
I stopped firing.
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from th e field guns.
tr a lity would not be changed.
GERMANS ENTER
CITY OF OSTEND
Occupation of Belgian Seaport
Officially Announced.
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