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Scranton, Pa. — Rioting between r i
val factions at the church o f the
Sacred Heart o f Jesus In Dupont, near
hers Sunday resulted in the death of
one man, the probable fatal wounding
o f tw o others and the serious
at least a dozen more. Knivuw, ™ ™ - i
vers and clubs played a prominent p a r t'
in the riot, 11 state troopers b e in g ,
among the wounded.
George Greizor, the dead man, was
shot through the thigh, the bullet sev-
ering the artery. Trooper Rois Sum
ner, o f Pottsville, sustained a fracture
at the base o f the skull and Joseph
Tinh, of Dupont, was shot through the
Neither is expected to live.
Pacific Coast Interests Are Involved
Live News Items of Ail Nations and lungs.
This church has been the scene of
in Deal and Mexican Oil Prop
half a dozen riots in as many weeks,
Pacific Northwest Condensed
one faction objecting to the authority
erties Also Are Included.
for Our Busy Readers.
exercised by Bishop M. J. Hoban, of
the Catholic diocese o f Scranton, and
the other supporting him.
Every time a newly appointed priest
Chicago — Announcement o f the
Mining men have ordered their em- has sought to hold services be has been
formation o f two great corporation*—
loyea out of Mexico.
one a steel merger, with $200,000,000
F ire hundred negro troop« loot ten
ADMIRAL DE F0URNET
capital, and the other an oil combine,
derloin district* of Honolulu.
capitalized at about $160,000,000—are
The cruieer Marblehead ia to be lo
expected this week.
Negotiations,
cated at Portland for uae by the naval
which have now reached the stage in
m ilitia.
both project* where the transactions
are in definite shape.
Another consignment o f 60,000 ahoes
In the steel deal the consolidation of
haa been sent to the war sufferers of
the Youngstown Sheet & Steel Tube
Belgium.
company and the Cambria and I-acka-
I.ater reports show the number of
wanna Steel companies, the Repogle
Americans massacred by Mexican ban
] syndicate and the Drexel firm, of Phil
dits is 19.
adelphia, are back of the new enter-
j prise, and National City Bank o f New
Snow in the streets o f Portland is
York interests are associated with the
being dumped into the sewers by many
negotiation!.
unemployed.
In the oil deal bankers are working
Serious rioting against Mexicans at
with Pacific Coast oil men in bringing
El Paso has caused the city to be put
about the merger.
under martial law.
The best information obtainable so
An Italian liner is torpedoed near
far regarding the steel merger is that
where the Lusitania went down, but is
the capital w ill consist of only one
taken into a nearby port.
class o f stock.
The capital stock of the Youngstown
The thermometer registers all the
Sheet & Tube company is $20,000,000
way from 78 above at Tampa, Fla., to
common and $10,000,000 7 per cent
48 below at Prince Albert, Saak.
cumulative preferred, o f which $34,-
Montenegro army ia held in the grip
760.000 common and a small lot o f the
o f the Austrians, and it Is believed the
preferred are in the hands o f the pub
little natien’a last struggle has been
lic. The company also has about $41,-
made.
000,000 bonds outstanding, including
those o f certain o f its subsidiaries.
Count Okuma, Japanese premier,
Cambria Steel has outstanding cap
barely misses being bit by a bomb
ital stock o f $46,000,000, and haa no
thrown by a would-be assassin in
bonded debt.
Tokio.
The total of the outstanding stock
Queen Sophie, o f Greece, sister of
and bonds of the three companies men
Admiral
d'Artigue
de
Fournet,
the
the kaiser, haa been called to the lat
tioned as being parties to the merger
te r ’s bedside, because o f the serious new commender In chief of the French is approximately $150,000,000.
Be
ness o f his illness.
navy.
sides this, several other companies,
among them the Inland Steel company,
A student at the University o f Ore
gon dona a bathing suit and takes a prevented from entering the church by have been mentioned as possible par
plunge in a millrace, when the temper the opposing faction, but Sunday ar ties to the consolidation.
In the proposed combination o f Mex
rangements had been made to say mass
ature is below freexing.
under the protection o f the sheriff who ican and California oil properties by
Report states that one o f the ring
banking interests, the names of the
called on the state police.
leaders o f the Mexican bandits who
A detail o f a dozen troopers was on Associated Oil company and Union
murdered 19 Americans haa been cap
hand when services were to have Oil company have figured conspicu
tured and promptly shot.
opened, but so forbidding wan the a tti ously. The Associated O il company
Philadelphia hat makers are exp eri tude o f the crowd that a call was sent is controlled by the Southern PariAe
railroad, through ownership o f $20,-
menting with Eastern Oregon rabbit in fo r more and 24 responded.
fur. The inability to import fe lt from
Before the reinforcements arrived 069.000 o f its $40,000,000 capital
Germany ia the cause o f the venture. the mob had attacked the first detach stock. The Associated company has s
stock interest in IS companies, 11 of
American airmen
have
devised ment and when the second reached the
which it controls by a 50 per cent hold
means of torpedo control by radio. The ncane most o f the damage had been
It owns 12
done. A second riot ensued, in which ing or more of stock.
missile ran be directed against a ship's
steamers and operates two pipe lines,
the fighting was spectacular.
hull from any height and with wonder
When Father Kurkowski, surround and also owns interests in two other
ful accuracy.
ed by state troopers, reached the pipe lines. It also owns its own roll
Carranxa’a ambassador at Washing church a crowd o f 600 men and women ing stock.
ton says the de facto government will already had gathered.
The sheriff
take “ efficient action” in the case pleaded with the mob to disperse and
where 19 Americana were slain by permit the priest to enter the church.
Mexican bandits.
The mob ignored him and began to
Pilgrim s o f the Ford peace party throw red pepper and mustard into the
have selected a permanent board who faces of the sheriff and troopers.
Then the church bell began to toll.
The Hague, via I-ondon — Dr. Charles
w ill have headquarters at The Hague
and at the eipense o f the philan Aa if this were a pre-arranged signal, F. Aked, Mme. Rosika Scbwirnmer
the mob charged the sheriff and the and other members of the Ford peace
thropic auto manufacturer.
troopers. Captain Fitcher, who stood board, after having vainly appealed to
General Victoriano Huerta, former beside the sheriff, was struck on the
the German minister at The Hague for
provisional president of Mexico, died head with a heavy club. As he stag
permission for the Scandinavian peace
at his home in El Paso, T ex., at 8:36 gered back one o f the rioters hit him
delegates to return home through Ger
o'clock Thursday night. General Vic with a stone. He fell unconscious into
many, telegraphed Monday to Berlin
toriano Huerta, who succeeded General the arms of one of his men and was
for the desired permits. Recent effort*
Francsico I. Madero
in executive carried through the crowd to a house
of members o f the Ford party to cross
power in Mexico City, and later left near by.
Germany have been blocked by the
Mexico, died o f sclerosis of the ilver.
Then the call was sent for reinforce German m ilitary authorities, with the
He was surrounded by his fam ily and ments.
Eighteen troopers hurried explanation that the delegates are un
servants when the end came. It is be from tha local barracks to the scene.
desirables.
lieved an effort w ill be made to ar R iot sticks were brought into action
Twenty-five subjects o f Denmark,
range for his burial in Mexico.
in an effort to disperse the mob. The Sweden and Norway, who came here
The Tube m ill strike at Youngs women fled in terror. The men stood with the peace expedition, are desirous
town, Ohio, which resulted In the their ground and one after another of returning to their homes, which
death o f several (wrsons and property fell.
they are unable to do unless by way of
damage o f over a million dollars, is de
Trooper Hummer was in the thick the North sea. This route is regarded
clared off and the city haa quieted o f the fight when a burly man crept up unsafe.
Included in those marooned
own.
behind him and struck him on the head here is Paul Lyndhagen, mayor o f
Plana to strengthen the National with a heavy club. Hummer dropped. Stockholm, who says he may lose bis
guard instead of establishing a conti In another moment his assailant was office unless he returns soon.
Mme. Srhwimmer, who is a Hun
nental army as contemplated by the stretched out beside him by a fellow
garian,
telegraphed
authorities at
War department were proposed to Pres trooper.
ident Wilson by Chairman Hay of the | Troopers made wholesale arrests of Berlin that the blockade against the
house m ilitary committee.
Mr. Hay the ringleaders. These were taken in returning delegate* is proving a great
did not reveal how his suggestion was to the basement o f the church and inconvenience to the expedition and
urged the liftin g o f the embargo.
placed under guard.
received by the President.
Brief Resume of General News
from All Around the Earth.
I"% vB ^ 2nt Industries With Capital of
UNIVERSAL HAPPENINGS IN A NUTSHfli
DEFINITE PUNS SEEM fU U Y REACHED
$ 350 , 000,000 in Combine.
Jane Addama declares Europe is
ready for peace and the end of tbs war
ia up to the neutrals.
Good authority declares that Eng
land and France are preparing a vigo r
ous note in answer to the United
States' arguments and demands con
cerning the neutral trade policy be
tween these countries.
Eastern Washington is In the grip
of sero weather. The thermometer at
Spokane stood at 6 below; W atarville,
24 below; Endicott, 23.
Chinese Rebels Victors.
San Francisco S ilt y thousand rev
olutionary troops have defeated the
forces of Yuan Shi Kai, in the prov
ince of Sze Chuen, according to a
cablegram received here from Shang
hai by Tong K ing Chong, president of
the Chinese Republic association. The
battle ended with the capture and oc
cupation of Tsue Chow Fu by revolu
tionary forces, who, the cable said,
were also threatening Cheng Tu, cap
ital of the province of Sze Chuen.
The losses in killed and wounded, the
cablegram said, were about 1000.
Villa Colonels Executed.
Juarez, M rs.— Tw o V illa officers.
Sixteen travelers were taken from a
train in Mexico by bandits, stripped Colonel Valles and Lieutenant Colonel
of their clothing, then shot. Most of Cisneros, were executed at Guzman,
Chihuahua, Sunday, according to ad
the victims were American eltisens.
vices received
here
from
Casas
Fire caused 126,000 damage to the Grande« by the Carranxa commandant
Paly Hotel at Great Falls, Mont., and here
Tw o V illa generals with small
o f the 60 persona In the hotel, four, in bands have sought amnesty. Colonel
cluding a woman, escaped scantily clad Valles was the leader of bandita who
by sliding down a rope Are escape. The terrorized
Durango and Chihuahua
temperature at the tim e was 30 de- state before the Madero revolt. It
beioi
was he who also had charge o f the ex
ecutions which followed the capture of
The first 11 days' receipt* at the
Juaret by V illa two years ago.
Portland postonico are 110,912 more
than for the same period last year.
Peace Meetings Stormed.
Fire in the film rattin g room o f a
London A peace meeting arranged
moving pirture company at Santa
for Sunday even irg at the Brother-
Monica, Cal., caused 180,000 damage.
| hood church in a northern suburb was
The English government, in the In stopped by a group o f cieilian* and
terest o f national economy, haa noti soldier*. The platfnrra was stormed,
fied all trade unions In the country ¡blows were exchanged, the piano was
that In view of the pressing emer i overturned and the peace banners were
gency no further advances In wages torn down.
The police closed the
should be considered except those aris j building after the disturbance had con
ing automatically from existing sgreo I tlnued for an hour. Anit compulsion
menta and necessar y adjustments of m rating* in Manchester, Crew* and
local condition*.
I othei citio* resulted in lleely »renes.
"F id d le!" »he cried "But you’re not
altered enough. Sweep, I'm disappoint-
ed In you. W here'» yoar beard?”
"? had It off th* other day. I always
meant to,” hs explained, "before the
end of th* voyage I » M a t going to
land like a « l i d man of th* woods,
you k now !"
"W eren’t you! I call It mean ."
H er scrutiny became severe, but
softened again at tha ligh t o f hla
clutched wide-awake and curiously
characterless, shapeless suit
"You may well look !" he cried, de
lighted that ahe should. "T h ey ’r «
awful old duda, I know, but you would
think them a wonder If you saw «h e r *
they cam* from— "
" I ’m aorry to Interrupt."
said
Blanche, laughing, “ but there'» your
ta il ticking up twopanc* every quar-
ter of an hour, and I can’t let It go on
without warning you. Where have you
come from?”
He told her with a grin, was round
ly reprimanded for hie extravagance,
but brazened It out by giving the
smart young man a sovereign before
her eye* A fter that, she aald he bad
better come In before the neighbors
came out and mobbed him for a mil
lionaire And he followed her Indoors
and up-stalra, into a little new den
crowded with some o f the big old
things be could remember in a very
different aettlng But If tbe room was
email It bad a balcony that was hard
ly any smaller, on top of that unduly
impoelng porch; and out there, over
looking th* fine grounds opposite, were
basket chairs and a table, hot with
the Indian summer aun.
"I hope you are not shocked at my
abode," said Blanche. "I'm afraid I
can't help It If you are. It's Just big
enough for Martha and me; you re
member old Martha, don't you? You'll
have to come and see her, but iheJl
be horribly disappointed about your
beard!”
Coming through the room, stopping
to greet a picture and a bookcase (fill
ing a wall each) as old friends, Caza
let had descried a photograph o f him
self with that appendage.
He had
threatened to take the beastly thing
away, and Blanche had told him he
had better not. But it did not occur
to Cazalet that It was tbe photograph
to which Hilton Toye had referred, or
that Toye must have been In this very
room to see It. In these few hours be
had forgotten the man's existence, at
least In so far as It associated Itself
with Blanche Macnair.
"T h e others all wanted me to live
near them," she continued, "but as no
two of them are In the same county
it would have meant a caravan. Be
side*. I s t m t going to be transplant
ed at my age. Here one has every
body one ever knew, except those w ho
escape by emigrating, simply at one's
mercy on a bicycle There's more golf
and tennis tban I can find time to
play; and I still keep the old boat la
the old boat-house at Llttleford, be
cause It hasn’t let or sold yet. I'm
sorry to say."
"So I saw as I passed." eaid Caxa
let. "That hit me hard!"
"The place being empty hits me
harder," rejoined the last ot tbe Mac-
nalrs. “ It’s going down In value every
day like all the other property about
here, except this sort Mind where you
throw that match, Sweep!
I don't
want you to set fire to my pampas-
grass; it’s the only tree I ’ve g o t!"
Cazalet laughed; she was making
him laugh quite often. But the pam
pas grass. like the rest of the ridic
ulous little garden In front, was ob
scured If not overhung by tbe balcony
on which they sat. And the subject
seemed one to change.
"It was simply glorious coming
down," he said. "I wouldn't swap that
three-quarters ot an hour for a bale of
wool. You can't think how every mor
tal thing on the way appealed to me.
The only blot was a funeral at Barnes;
It seemed such a sin to be buried on
a day like this, and a fellow like me
coming home to enjoy h im self!"
He bad turned grave, but not graver
than at the actual moment coming
down. Indeed, he was simply coming
down again, for her benefit and his
own, without an ulterior trouble until
Blanche took him up with a long face
o f her own.
"W e've had a funeral here. I sup
pose you know?"
"Yes. I know "
Her chair creaked as she leaned for
ward with an enthusiastic solemnity
that would have made her shriek If
she bad seen bereelf; but it bad no
such effect on Cazalet.
Seism — A balance of $8208.08 ia
shown to tha credit o f the Oregon
State Fair fund for the fiscal year
lUUSTRAIlgNS t fe, Q . n W t N A S Æ R 5
ended November 30 last, according to
the annual report of W. A l Jones, sec
end of those teeming gulllea of bricks
SYNOPSIS.
retary of the Fair board.
On Decem
and mortar.
ber 1, 1914, the State Fair fund had a
C*zal«t. on th« attam tr K alw r Frit*,
H * bad accompanied hi* baggag*
balance of $6982.14. Receipe for 1916 homeward bound from Australia. ertea
Just as far as tbe bureau of tha
were $50,377.19, and expense* $48,-1 out In hla aleap that Hanry Craven, who
ten yeare before had ruined hia father Jermyn Street hotel. Any room they
151.26.
and himself, ia dead and finds that H il
In the last 12 months many improve ton Toye. who shares tha ataterooin with liked, and he would be back tome
him, know* C u v m
and also Blanche
ments of a permanent character were Macnalr, a former nelfhbor and play time before midnight; that was his
made at the fa ir ground«, the most im mate. when the daily papera come card, they could enter his name for
at Southampton Toye reads that themselves. He departed, pipe in
portant being the paving o f the road aboard
Craven haa been murdered and calle
from the Southern Pacific railroad Cazalet's dream sacond eight. He thinks mouth, open knife in one hand, plug
doing a little amateur detective work tobacco In the other; and remark!
track to the entrance o f the grounds. of
on the case himself. In the train to town
A total o f 4346 square yards o f bitu- they discuss the murder, which was com- [ were passed in Jermyn Street as the
at Casalst's old home Toye hears taxi bounced out west in ballast.
lithic and concrete work was done, at mltted
from Cazalet that Scruton. who had been I
Cazalet's friend and the scapegoat for
But Indeed It was too fins a morn
a cost of $2818.11.
s dishonesty, has been released ing to waste another mlnuts Indoor«,
“ This I feel is only a starter, and a Craven
from prison.
small part of what should be done on
even to change one s clothes, if Caza
the grounds in the near future, ” says 1
let had possessed any better tban the
C H APTE R III—Continued.
Secretary Jones in his report.
ones he wore and did not rather glory
Completion of the men’ s rest cottage
T o y * looked disconcerted and die In hla rude attire. He w as simply and
on the grounds, at a cost of $1684.63, tressed, but at the asm* time frankly comfortably drunk with tbe delight ot
Secretary Jones points out, proved a puzzled Hs apologized none the leaa being back He had never dreamed of
great convenience.
The removal of readily, with almost ingenuous cour tta getting into his head like this; at
the livestock department to the rest ts«? and fullness, but he ended by ex the time he did not realize that it had.
cottage relieved the congestion in the plaining himself in a tingle sentence, That was tbe beauty of his bout. He
offices of the administration building, j and that told more than tha rest of his knew well enough what he was doing
Among the other improvements made straightforward
eloquence put to and seeing, but inwardly be was lit
during the year was construction o f a gether.
erally blind. Yesterday was left be
water tower at a coet o f $403.90; i “ If a man had done you down like hind and forgotten like tbe Albert
tower equipment, $606.73; repairing that, wouldn't you want to kill him the Memorial, and to-morrow was still as
poultry house,
$102.86;
fencing, 1 very moment you came out, Cazalet?" distant as the sea. if there were auch
$284.98; repairing race horse barns,
Tbs creature of Impulse was off at things at to-morrow and the eea.
$166.20; improving new exhibition
Meanwhile what vivid mllea of daz
a tangent. "I'd forgive him if he did
building, $1139.14, and permanently
it, to o !" he exclaimed.
" I ’d move zling life, what a subtle autumn flavor
wiring the camp grounds, $318.96.
heaven and earth to sava him. guilty in tbe air; how cool In the shadow*,
From the fa ir grounds farm but j
or not guilty. Wouldn’t you in my how warm In the sun; what a spark
665.6 buabels o f poor quality oats, 80
ling old river it waa. to be sure; and
place?"
tons o f clover hay, 22 tona of cheat
” 1 don't know," said Hilton Toye. yet, if those weren't the first of the
hay and 3700 pounds of red clover seed
autumn tints on the trees In Caatle-
were obtained.
The clover seed was "It depends on the place you’re in. I
nau.
guess!”
And
the
keen
dark
eye*
came
extra good quality and sold for 18.6
There went a funeral, on lta way to
cents a pound net. Mr. Jones advises drilling Into Cazalet a akull like
Mortlake! The taxi overhauled It at a
the board that at present ail the clover auger*.
“ I thought I told you," he explained callous speed. Cazalet Just had time
ia killed by the midge and plowing
impatiently. “ W e were in the office to tear off hie great soft hat. It was
should be done in the spring.
Speaking o f the exhibits at the fa ir together; he was good to me, winked actually the first funeral he had seen
last year, Secretary Jonea calls atten tt the business hours I was inclined to since hla own father's; no wonder his
tion to the fact that the new pavilion’s keep, let me down lighter in every way radiance suffered a brief eclipse. But
lower floor was filled with agricultural than 1 deserved. You may aay It was in another moment he was out on
exhibits from 18 counties, which were part of bis game. But I take people Barnes' Common.
the best ever shown. The excellence as I find them. And then, as I told
It had been tbe bicycle age when he
of other classes of exhibits was com you, Scruton was ten thousand times went away; now it was the motor age
more
sinned
against
than
sinning"
mented on.
and the novelty and contrast were
That more attention be given by tbe
"A re you sure? If you knew it at endless to a simple mind under the
board to the race events next year is the time— "
influence of forgotten yet incieaalngly
recommended.
It is suggested that
“ I didn't I told you so the laat familiar scenes. But nothing was lost
tbe track either be cut to half a mile night."
on Cazalet that great morning; even
or more entries be required.
W ell, I mustn’t ask questions." said a milk float entranced him. lteelf en
In the livestock department the re Hilton Toye. and began folding up bis chanted, with Its tall can turned to
port shows that 1607 animals were ex newspaper with even more than his gold and sliver in the sun But now
hibited, as follows: Horses, 254; cat usual deliberation.
he w u on all but holy ground. It was
tle 662; sheep 265, and Bwine 426.
"Oh, I'll tell yo u !" cried Cazalet un not so holy with these Infernal elec
graciously. "It's my own fault for tell tric tram*; still he knew every Inch
ing you so much. It was In a letter
College Plans to Extend.
from 8cruton himself that I heard the
Albany— In connection with the cele whole thing
I’d written to him— to
bration of the semi-centennial of its ward the end— suggesting things. He
organization, next June, Albany Col managed to get an answer through
lege hopea to lay tbe corner stone for that would never have passed the
its first building on its new campus. prison authorities.
And—and that’s
Several months ago the college pur why I came home Just when I did,"
chased a 48-acre tract southwest of concluded Cazalet; “ that’s why I didn't
this city and has developed extensive wait till after shearing.
He's been
plans for a complement to new build through about enough, and I've had
ings there.
more luck than I deserved. I meant to
No progress haa been made toward take him back with me, to keep the
new buildings yet, for the reason that
books on our station, if you want to
the college was bending ail its ener
k n o w !" The brusk voice trembled
gies to complete its endowment fund.
Toye let bis newspaper slid* to the
The recent g ift of $60,OW from James
floor.
"But that was fine!” he e i
J. Hill, which was made upon the con- '
claimed simply. "That's as fine an ac
dition that the college raise an addi- j
tion as I've beard o f In a long time."
tionai 2200,000 first, has given Al- |
“ I f It cornea off,” said Cazalet In a
bany college an endowment fund of
gloomy voice.
more than $260,000.
' Don't you worry. It'll come off. Is
be out yet, for sure? I mean, do you
Apple Export Has Spurt.
know that he ia?”
Hood R iv e r— W hile space on trans-
"Scruton? Yes— since you press It
Atlantic liners has been reserved on
dates as late aa the middle of March, — he wrote to tell me that he waa com
it ia likely that all the Hood R iver ing out even sooner than he expected
"Then he can atop out for me," said
crop of 300 carloads o f Newtown ap
ples w ill be cleaned up before that Hilton Toys. "I guess I'm not running A Young Woman Had Appeared In
for that rew ard!"
time.
One of the Wooden Portico*».
The Apple Growers’ association had
C
H
APTE
R
IV.
made a record this year for the excel
of it; and now, thank goodness, be was
lent condition in which fru it has been
off the lines at last.
Down
the
River.
delivered.
Out o f the approximate |
"S lo w e r!" he shouted to his smart
At Waterloo the two men parted,
460,000 boxes that have so far been
young man. He could not say that no
handled not a single box has reached with a fair exchange of fitting i notice was taken of the command. But
speeche». none of which rang really
the purchaser in poor condition.
i a wrought-iron gate on tbe left, with
false
And yet Cazalet found himself
' a covered w ay leading up to the house.
emphatically unable to make any plane
Drainage W ork Proposed.
1 was paat and gone in a veritable
at
all
for
the
next
few
days;
also,
be
Eugene — A drainage project em
I twinkling
seemed In two mind* now about a
bracing many thousands o f
acres, Jermyn Street hotel previously men
Five or tlx minutes later the smart
(TO BE CO NTINU ED .!
which, i f reclaimed, w ill prove among tloned aa hla Immediate destination, i young man waa driving really slowly
the most valuable land in the state, and hla step was Indubitably lighter as along a narrow road between patent
Hats and Faces.
has been investigated by Professor E. be went off first of all to the loop-line, | wealth and blatant semi gentility: on
A Boston man went down to Hart
L. Power, o f the Oregon Agricultural to make sure of some train or other tbe left good grounds shaded by cedar ford and said to tbs Motherhood club
college. He advises that the landown that he might b ar* to take before the I and rbeatnut. and on the right a row ot that city. " I f you have a 29-cent
Blackmail Profit Big.
of hideous little houses, as pretentious
ers procure the services o f United da? was out.
face don't wear a $30 baL”
N ew Y ork — Blackmailing operations States government engineers in the de
as any that ever let for forty pounds
In the event he did not take that
Of course, tbe Boston man dldo t
j
within
forty
minutes
of
Waterloo
carried on at the summer resorts, velopment o f the proposed project. In train or any other: for the new
make It clear to tbe ladles with Hart
"Thia can t be I t !" shouted Cazalet.
which are raid to have netted more the Long Tom and Coyote bottoms are miracle of the new traffic, the new
ford facet Just what tbe bat-acd face
than $260,000, were revealed by two between 60,000 and 100,000 acres, now emell of the horseless streets, nod the "It can t he here— »top! Stop! I tell ratio thouldT be Even a 29-cent face
you
!"
little
fit
for
ralivattion.
Various
arrest* here. Men who posed as gov
newer Joy» of the newest of new taxi
might hesitate over wearing a 29-eent
A young woman had appeared In hat. On the other band a woman with
ernment agents, aided by women con drainage projects are contemplated.
cabs. all worked together and so swift
;
one
of
the
overpowering
wooden
porti
federate*. are declared to fa r e extort
ly upon Cazalet's organism that be
a $50 face could scarcely be expected
Levies in Marion Listed.
ed money from many
persons, by
had a little colloquy with bi* smart coes. two or three swinging strides to don a $50 hat
Salem — T ax levies of the cities in young driver Instead of paying him In ! were bringing her down the silly little
threatening them with exposure under
No. tbe Boston man Is wading Into
the Mann act
On complaint o f the Marion county and the special road Jermyn Street He nearly did pay him \ path to the wicket gate with the tdtottc deep water. He quit* overlooks th*
Philadelphia office of the department district and school district levies were off. and with something more than his | name: there was no time to open tt be- eternal law of compensation.
o f Justice, Robert A. Tourbiilion was announced by the County court. The usual Impetuosity, aa either a liar or a ! fore Cazalet blundered up, and shot
Let the 29-cent face wear a $30 hat
j his hand across to get a grasp as firm It may distract attention.
held in $60.000 bail on a charge of different municipal levies are; Salem. fool with no sente o f time or space.
i
and
frteadly
aa
he
gave.
conspiracy to extort money.
.014; Aumaville. .008; Hubbard. .008;
A* for the woman with tha $50 face,
"But that s as quick as the train,
“ Blanchle!"
Jefferson, .008; Mount Angel, 01; St. my good fe llo w '" blustered Cazalet.
she doesn't need any bat —Cleveland
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S
w
ee
p
'"
Striking Ruin I* Found.
Paul, .012; Silverton, .0085; Stayton.
Plain Dealar.
"Quicker,” eaid the smart young fel
They were their two nursery name»,
Washington, D. C.- The most strik .006; Sublimity, .003; Turner. .006, low without dipping hla cigarette. “ If
hers no Improvement on the proper
Woea of an Author.
ing ruin yet unearthed by archaeolo and Woodburn. .0133. The county levy you ware going by the old Southwest
| monosyllable, and hi* a rather dubious
"H ow'e your new book coming o n T
gists in America haa been found by Dr. j was fixed at .0061; general road levy e ra *"
token of pristine proclivities. But out
'Passably welL T h * demand Isn’t
Frwkee. of the Smithsonian Institu at .004: county school and library
The very man. and eapecially tbe [ both cam* aa if they were children
wbat It should be.
| mean among
tion. who has made his report to the levy, .0027; state and county outside manners that made or marred him
still, and children who had been Just
Salem,
high
school
districts,
.<'145.
And. of course. If people
Interior department. The mound, the
was entirely new to Casalet as s long enough apart to start with a good purchasers
don't buy th* book there a nothing in
largest o f any thus far found, was in
product of the clu country
But he honest mutual stare.
It for mo."
Gaston Girls to Be Cooks.
Moss Verde National Park in New
had com* from the bush, and be felt
“ You aren't a bit altered," declared
I ere
By the way. I'm reading It
Gaston— A t a meeting Saturday the aa though he might have been back
Mexico, and apparently was built for
the man of thirty-three, with a not* now. Binka loaned me a copy that
religioua rites and ceremonials.
It school director* of the Gaston district there but for the smell of petrol and
not entirely tactful in hia admiring
Tompkins borrowed from Bradley
has been named Sun Temple.
There , decided to add domestic science and the cry of th* motor horn from end to
'o le * But hie old chum only laughed. Pretty fair atory *
are 26 rooms, and the wall*, which | manual training to the high school
total more than 1000 feet in length, course. Mias Rhoda Enschede, of For
est Grove, » i l l teach domestic science
arerage four feet thick.
INCOME OF A STREET BEGGAR pencils which he pretended were for bl* Income amounted to about $1,00«
end Omar Moore, o f the same place,
sale
a year
w ill have charge of the manual train Curlew* Resident on Opposite Side ef
Big Naval C orps Asked.
The mao simply eat. and the money
The estimate may eol be vary ex
Washington, D. C.— Immediate ac ing. The formal opening o f the new
Thoroughfare Placet Contnbw
rolled In
A curious resident on tha act, but It la nearer th* truth thaa
tion by congress to authorise an in $12.000 school building » i l l be next
tlen* at $1.000 Yearly.
opposite
eld*
of
th*
etreet
took
lengthy
.
th* ordinary passerby think*, or th*
crease in the corps o f midahpmen at week, and arrangements have been
observations, and then drew up e cal
Annapolis is urged by Secretary Dan made for an interesting program.
There was a certain Bart!meus « b e culation based on the assumption that stream of cola would not be so copi
iels In a letter to Chairman Padgett,
was wont to take ht» teat at the tide one cent was given every time a c o r I ous Aa he la no longer at the receipt
8 on t Giva Flag to Court.
of tha house naval committee.
of a crowded city street with a well tributton was made, though frequently of cuetom. the Inference la that he
baa retired to llv * i . th* country oa
Pendleton — In the presence o f a fed dog at th* side sitting oa a mat
The letter says that i f a full number
•User fnd sometimes a quarter waa th* proceeds
of vacancies be mails available for ap number o f school children, the I ’ matil
provided by hla maatir. to protect hia seen to descend into the tin. and tab
pointments by members o f congress la County Circuit court Wednesday re hinder quarter* from the cold stone
tag lato consideration th* average
Equally L a».**».
before March, the academy w ill be ceived a beautiful silk flag from tha Th* dog held a tia money box attached
number of absences la a gives time ¡
Faith without works Is about aa
able to handle a much larger class Oregon Society o f the Sons o f the to hla collar The man bad a fa * lead
du* to Inclement weather, th* probo | lea* as a watch without wbeola
American Revolution.
next year
Peace Pilgrims Appeal to Bolin
for Permission to Cross Germany
Irish Nationalists have abandoned
their fight against conscription by the
British government.
Oregon State Fair Fund
Shows Balance of W 08
O W
WOMAN
WfSwG
Author o f CheAMMEUR CRACKSMAN.
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RAFFLES. Etc.
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