Mosier bulletin., May 12, 1916, Image 2

N EW S ITEMS
PRÍSIDÍNI WILSON ACCEPTS BERLIN S
REPLY 10 SUBMARINE ULTIMATUM
An Irish President for Five Days.
The Red^Mirage
Of General Interest
About Oregon
Cattle losses Prove Small;
Outlook for Livestock Good
Washington, D. C.—A note cabled
by Secretary Lansing to Ambassador
Gerard Tuesday for delivery to the
Beilin foreign office informs the Ger­
man government that the United
States accepts its "declaration of
abandonment” of its former submarine
policy and now relies upon a scrupu- (
lous execution of the altered policy to
remove the principal danger of an in­
terruption of the good relations exist­
ing between the two countries.
With this acceptance is coupled
formal notice to Germany that the
United States cannot for a moment en­
tertain, much less discuss, a sugges­
tion that respect by German naval au­
thorities of the rights of citixens of
the United States on the high seas
should in the slightest degree be made
contingent upon the conduct of any
other government affecting the rights
of neutrals and noncombatants.
This is in reply to the concluding
statement in the last German note to
the effect that while submarine com­
manders had been ordered not to sink
peaceful freight or passenger-carrying
ships without warning or without
saftey for passengers and crew, the
German government would reserve to
itself complete liberty of decision un­
less the United States was successful
in its efforts to break the British i
blockade.
A Story of the French Legion
in Algiers
ment I am companion to Madame Ar-
tiaud—helping her to forget that she
isn't English any more. English peo­
ple think it's wrong to admire for­
eigners. It's their Idea of patriotism
Madame Arnaud assures me she must
hare a bit of dear old England about
her, aud 1 am the bit. Tbat'a all.”
"Why did you come?”
He was looking at her again
Through the dusk she saw the white,
tortured aus)iense on the hard face
She wore a rose in the severe corsugc
of her dress. She took it and handed
it to him.
“She sent you this—in token of re
membrauce.”
He took her bund aud kissed It.
"You bave come like an angel Into
my life,” be said.
He watched her until her amali, en
ergetlc figure had disappeared among
the shadows.
In tbe distance a bugle called a met
ancholy retreat
He lifted tbe rose reverently to bis
lips.
Baker.—After bearing rosy reports
on present conditions and the future
By I. A. R. WYLIE
of the livestock Industry in the north­
west, the third annual convention of
the Oregon Cattle and Horse Kaisers'
(Ail right« reserved. 1 he Bobb*-Merrill Co.)
association began movements for the
further betterment of the business.
“1 am sorry to have frightened you,”
8YN0PSIS.
Two hundred and fifty members,
he said gently. *T did not mean that
—
—
one-half of the total enrollment, had
you should ever see me—but you came
W h e n S y l v i a Omn ey, a be au ti f u l E n x
registered and more are expected, so
' llsh girl, re tu r n s fro m a s e a r c h In Algiers
that attendance records are likely to
1 for her m is s in g brot he r, her lover. Ri ch - so suddenly, and out in this desolate
a i d F a r q u h a r . finds sh e h a s fallen In love place you were the last person I ex­
be broken. The city is decorated and
with C a p ta i n Arnaud o f t h e Fo re ig n pected. Forgive me.”
everyone is vielng to entertain the
Legion.
In C a p ta i n S o w e r s room F a r
visitors from Oregon, Washington, Ida
“Yes—yes, it is a desolate place—It
q u h a r g e t s de li be ra te ly dr unk , but when
y ou ng P r e s t o n loses al l his m one y to makes me frightened. But I was told
ho, Nevada and other states.
Ioowe, a sh ad y c h a r a c t e r , F a r q u h a r force*
Mayor C. L. Palmer, Secretary W. E.
So w er to ha v e P r e s t o n ’s I. O. U ’s re- it was something I ought to see—and
Meacham. of the Ilaker commercial
I turn ed to him. F a r q u h a r Is helped to his a few minutes ago I wasn’t frightened
club, and Circuit Judge Anderson
rooms by G ab rf e l l e Sm ith . So w er de m an d*
CHAPTER VII.
Now—I see ghosts every­
an apology. Re fu sed , he f o r c e s F a r q u h a r at all.
greeted the members to liaker, and
to
re
sign
his
c
o
m
m
is
s
io
n
In
re
tu
r
n
for
where.”
Walter E. Pierce, of J,a Oramle, re­
possession o f F a r q u h a r ’s f a t h e r s writ-
A Meeting.
“I am one of them.” he said.'
sponded.
i ten c o n fe s s io n t h a t he had murde re d Sow
In Sidl-bel-Abbes there Is a pleasant
■ i s fa th er .
(Ja brM Ie saves F a rqu h a r
President William Pollman, in his
She brushed her hand over her fore­
from sulfide. F a r q u h a r tells his mot her
avenue, shaded by silver birch and red
annual address, said that in spite of
t h a t he Is g oin g to find his f a t h e r If the head as though ludeed trying to dispel
olent of all the sweet perfumes of the
the severe winter the cattle losses in
j l a t t e r Is alive. T o shield Arnaud. S y l v i a ’s some terrifying specter.
Her feeble
, fiance, he pr of es s e s to h a v e stolen war
the state for the year would be little
\
effort to regain her previous laughing East, where the local potentates gather
pl
an
s
and
tells
the
re
al
culprit
why
he
more than normal. Ha predicted rec­
In a select exclusive circle. In the
■ lid so. As R i c h a r d N a m e l e s s he Joi n s the courage failed.
She was white uud
I
ord prices for grass-fed cattle next
F or ei g n L e g io n and se e s Sy lv ia , now
courtyard of one such of these houses
trembling.
fail. T. W. Tomlinson, secretary of
Mme. Ar na ud,
m ee t Colonel Ues tinn
F u r q u h a r m ee ts S y l v i a and (Ja br ielle, and
"I am No. 4(X>5 of the Foreign Le­ Colonel Destlnn sat und smoked an
the American Livestock association,
n s fro m Co rpo ral G oet z o f th e c o l ­
n | o l ear
urged brand legislation to Btop cattle
gion.”
be said. “Is there anything after-tea cigarette. His kepi lay on
nel ’s c r ue lty . Ar n au d be co m es a drunk-
the broad balustrade beside him, and
thefts in shipments to the east.
\ ar d and opium s m o k e r S y l v i a be co m es else tliut you need understand?”
friendly with Colonel Des tln n.
Arnaud
his
head was thrown back in an atti­
The resolution to recommend to the
"Yes—I must. I feel as though one
beco mes je a lo u s o f F a r q u h a r .
State Sanitary board that no further
of us two were mad. The Foreign Le­ tude of easy contentment.
brands be granted if the brand was
"You pour out tea charmingly,
gion is Just tbe last resort for all the
built on another brand and on the
W h y should Richar d N a m e ­
riffraff of the world—criminals, gam­ rnadame," he said. "A second cup
same part of an animal, was adopted.
would stifle the last regret that 1
less refrain from telling Sylvia
blers, cheats—”
A modified county inspection law per
Waahington, l). C.—Administration
should have gone so far against my
the blunt tr uth about his great
“I am one of them.”
mitting cattle to pass from one county officials are still hopeful that effective
............
to another by bill of sale or inspection co-operation between American and
honor sacrifice for her sake?
She was sileut a moment, looking at principles as to drink a first."
She looked up at him. The soft re­
brand certificate, was also adopted.
She Is a shallow w om an who
lilm with large, thoughtful eyes, out of
Mexican troops to exterminate the
Patrick J. H. Pearse.
ruthlessly th rew him ov er for
which the fear had passed. When she flection from the low, white wails
band of Mexican outlaws, which raided
another. Do such w om en de­
spoke again her voice was full of a around them enhanced her ethereal
Patrick J . H. Pearse was “ provisional president of the Irish republic”
Glenn Springs, Tex., last Friday night
Sugar Officials Visit New Field.
beauty and udded tbe subtle glamour
serve the fine consideration the
smothered tenderness.
for five days. The Sinn Feiners called him that when they began their “ revo­
will
result
from
the
conference
at
El
Buthorlln.—George Austin, chief ag
world owes its best wo men ?
"I have thought of you so much late­ with which the eastern light surrounds
lution”
in
Dublin.
He
was
executed
by
the
British
after
he
had
issued
a
Paso
between
Generals
Scott
and
Obre-
rlrulturist for the Utah-Idaho Sugar
ly, Richard. I couldn't understand the least and most lovely object. Very
company, and George A. Smith, pur­ gon. In the meantime both at the proclamation calling on all those who followed him to lay down their arms.
¿see»
why It was. You haunted me. It delicately she obeyed his request, the
War
and
State
departments,
it
was
chasing agent for the Utah company,
CHAPTER
VI—Continued.
was
us though something ill the place soft, rich luce sleeve of her teagown
stated
officially
that
General
Funston
were viaitorci in Sutherlin valley this
pressed by only a hint in the document,
made me think of you. I remembered
week with Alexander Nibley, secretary has full authority to send his troops
but was presumably amplified in verbal
Richard Nameless turned hack to tile all your little movements, the way you
agriculturist for the Oregon Utah com­ across the border on any hot trail.
communications with the American
pany, and E. H. Austin, of Grants Paas,
desert. The Arabs bad risen and an looked. I seemed to see you in others.
Secretary
Baker conferred with |
ambassador.
Germany
now
is
at
the
chief agriculturist for the Oregon com­ President Wilson Tuesday evening, but
elder was praying aloud, ills aged, I grew almost—how shall I say?—
top of her military achievement. If
pany.
ireuiulous voice lea ling tbe richer uul- homesick for you.”
he
said
later
there
had
been
no
devel-
|
she
can
make
|>eace
now
it
would
be
on
The officials were driven over the
Washington, D. C. — Study of the
vou
of tbe worshipers behind him.
“You should have forgotten,” he In­
ojiements
in
the
situation.
He
declined
sugar beet land of this section to in
German submarine note is convincing terms more favorable than later. If
“With my face to Mecca and with a terrupted roughly. “I have gone out
vestigate the desirability of establish to discuss whHt steps had been taken President Wilson’s advisers that an­ she can strongly enlist American pub­
tag a N gBf factory here next year. by General Funston of what recom­ other reply must be made in order to lic opinion that is a great step toward sincere heart I offer my prayers to of your life. Look upon me now us
, Allah—”
what I am now—a mere shadow.”
Six hundred acres have been contract mendations he had made.
answer certain charges against the the accomplishment of this object.
Mirage! For those dark faced desert
ed for the growing of beets near Suth
"Richard, what have you done?"
Officials would not comment on bor- |
“ In such a situation the allies’ cause
United
States
made
in
that
document.
erlin this year and the greater part der advices Haying General Funston;
The tenderness had deepened. He
needs a plain declaration by the allied hlldren Mecca opened the gates of
These
charges
are:
of the land has been planted. It is had repeatedly urged that his forces be
I'uradlse; for this dream of unknown clenched his hands In a movement of
...__| First That the United States had statement that no peace negotiations happiness they waited and prayed, and
the intention of the Sutherlln land strengthened, The question of - calling
,.
. . . .
. ,,
uncontrollable pnin.
are
admissible
at
the
present
stage.
owners to contract from 3000 to 4000
»I,. National guard
„..„..I ¡„
out a portion of the
¡8 discriminated against Germany and in Public opinion in the allied and neutral when their time came passed through
“Hasn't your husband told you?”
acres to beet culture next year.
favor of Great Britain in its demands
not under immediate consideration,
"No. We never meution your name.
countries needs to be dearly reminded ihe great shadow with fearless, triune
i that international law be obeyed.
however, and as the only means of
To me it is sacred."
Second — That the United States of the essential issues underlying the pliant confidence.
adding materially to the border guard
He went back to bis work. With
“For God's sate, Sylvia—”
He
Mill Takes On 50 Men.
I would have brought freedom of the present struggle.”
fierce, (logged energy he pulled away straightened up, his black brows mark­
Klamath Falls.—An Increase in the would be to employ coast artillery seas had it insisted on its rights
ibe deep-rooted weeds and brought a ing a straight line across his face. ”1
payroll of the Pelican Ilay Lumber troops as infantry for that purpose, against Great Britain.
$27,593 a Year to Support Him. pathetic
look of care and order into bis was turned out of the army for be­
company, of this city, is to be made. there is nothing to indicate that Gen­
Third—That he United States has
The big mill is to be operated 20 hours eral Funston’s force is to be increased. aided Germany’s enemies by supply-
corner of the wilderness. For a mo traying my country's secrets.”
a day. This will Increase the daily
Senator Borah issued a statement
merit be lingered over tbe grave which
“You—n traitor! Why?”
cut to 300,000 fept of lumber and ne­ urging that additional troops be or­ j ing them with all kinds of war mater­
(¡oetz had tended. Tbe bald yet elo­
The monosyllable was like the stab
ials.
cessitate the employment of 50 more dered to the border, and that any man
quent Inscription touched him. He of a knife in the silence.
The President and his advisers de­
men.
or party in Mexico which sought to
wondered vaguely who 1’hlllp Grey
“For a woman.”
President H. D. Mortenson, of the embarrass the task of protecting clare there has been no discrimination
bad been; If be, too, had paid a price
She drew back. Her eyes were dark
Pelican Hay company, made the an
for or against any belligerent Bince the
and in the last hours of horror bad still pools In which he saw no expression.
nouncement. If the new municipal American interests be treated as an war began.
been satisfied.
highway, connecting Klamath Falls enemy of the country.
"What woman?”
To bring about the adoption of a
with Shippington. the important mill
Two women bad entered the ceme
He bowed gravely.
submarine policy based on the recog-1
center on Upper Klamath lake, whero
tery. Their white-clad figures flashed
"Madame Arnaud, I have still honor
nixed basis of international law, it was
the Peliran mill is loeated, Is favor­
gayly in between the dark graves, ami enough left to remember the discre­
necessary for the United States to con- j
ably voted upon at the regular city
i clear, silvery laugh mingled with the tion Imposed upon honorable men.”
duct negotiations with Germany which
election Monday, and built, employees
final Arab prayer—
She turned away from him. n e “What la Your Country, Colonel
have extended over a period of 13
of that and other milts in the neigh
"La Ilaha ilia ’llahu!”
could see nothing but her profile, the
New York Carl A. Luderitx, Ger- months. For 15 months the United
borhood can reside in the city and
Destlnn?”
The younger woman stopped an in exquisite, almost flawless profile, cut slipping back to reveal the rounded
work at the mills.
man consul at Baltimore, Md., was in­ States has been negotiating with Great
against
a
background
of
mingling
gold
-taut
and
pointed
with
the
tip
of
her
Britain
and
her
allies
to
put
a
stop
to
dicted by the Federal grand jury here
arm and slender over-fragile wrist.
parasol at the broken remnant of s and emerald. Her hands rested crossed
Tuesday, charged with procuring a violations of international law leveled
"Do your principles compel you to
Big Mill Contract Awarded.
cross.
on
the
handle
of
tier
parasol.
She
had
false passport for Horst von der Golx, against neutral commerce,
live only for your soldiers?” she asked
Oregon Pity.—The Hawley Pulp & confessed spy.
‘
.
‘Look
at
these
beads!
Aren't
they
grown suddenly very calm and delib­ lightly.
Another indictment I Mr. Wilson holds, his advisers de­
Paper company has awarded to the was handed down charging Wolfe von clare, that it was far more important
ridiculous? And tbe Inscription—Just erate.
He laughed.
Grace K Rasmussen company, of Port
to obtain protection for human life
a number, like a convict's.” Slie
"I told you that I had thought of
“ 'Living for them' is perhaps too
land, the contract for the erection of Igel, former secretary of Captain
than
it
was
to
arrange
for
protection
you.
Richard,”
she
said
quietly.
"I
did
glanced
back
over
her
shoulder
at
her
Franz
von
Papen,
recalled
German
the generating plant and pulp mill,
much of a euphemism,” he said. “They
' companion. "Miss Smith, I believe you not fell you how I thought of you. Do
attache;
Dr. Walter D. for dollars, and it was for this reason
one of the five buildings that consti­ military
would be more grateful if I did tho
ire frightened. Do you think there ure you remember our last meeting, or lias
tute the 3760,000 extension now being Schelle, already indicted in the alleged that he proceeded with such vigor
other thing. But otherwise It is true,
ghosts here? Well, perhaps there are. that been eclipsed by other more lovely
made.
"fire bomb” plot, and Gustave Stein gainst Germany. Attention is railed
j I have not put my foot under a hos­
memories?”
The pulp mill and generating plant ia-rg, alleged aide of Franz von Rinte- to the representations and protests
hut I don’t miml."
pitable roof for twenty years.”
will be loeated on the brink of the len. German agent, with conspiring to j which have been made to Great Bri­
“Silvia, he sileut! I dare not listen
As yet tile man standing immobile,
"Had you no one who—” She hesi­
falls, near station A. It will be a con falsify a ship’a manifest in sending a tain and France as proof of the effort
. hidden amid the forest of crosses, had to you. You don't know what you tated, a sudden color in her cheeks,
crete structure The new paper mill cargo of lubricating oil to Germany.
of the administration to prevent the
■ scaped her notice. But he hail heard are saying—”
will be electrically driven and the
nnd he leaned forward, his hands
The
indictment against I.uder- | seizure of innocent goods by ships of
“I know what I am saying, nnd you
her now, and. shadowy and ghostlike
3128,000 paper machine which will be
loosely interlocked between his knees,
enough In the dying light, awaited her must listen. When a man destroys
Installed will be the only electrically itx charges that he obtained a passport the allied powers.
bis handsome, ruthless face grave and
approach. At the foot of the English something. It is no more than Just that
driven marhine of Its kind on the Pa­ for Von der Goltx in the name of j If Germany will give the government
intent.
Rridgeman W. Taylor from the Secre­ here a chance, it is declared. Germany
cific coast.
man's grave she hesitated. The insertp lie should see what he lias done. You
Le . ’ , - ..
„
“No. I hadn't anyone, Madame Ar­
tary of State at Washington on Au will have no reason to complain of the
have
destroyed
something—an
Ideal,
a
lion
attracted
her.
With
puckered
John Jacob Astor, Jr.
gust 24, 1914, and that on October 2 lack of vigor of the President.
dream, my faith in honesty and good naud.”
1
brows
site
spelled
out
the
badly
cut
Fruit Outlook Good.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, last widow
Her gaze faltered under his steady,
of the same year the passport was
ness. You were the one man I l>e-
of the multi-millionaire land owner, letters, tier soft voice touched with
piercing eyes.
Hood River.—Prospects for record vised by the Italian consul general
lleved
and
trusted.
Aud
now
you
are
who went down on the Titanic, insists Just the faintest Ironical Inte-est.
yields of all varieties of fruits were here.
"What is your country. Colonel De-
________________
l b,lip Grey—No. $113—Foreign La like the rest—nothing—nothing.” She
never better in the Hood River valley.
it costs $27,593 a year to support her
turned away. "I wish to God I had stinn?”
glon.”
"I have examined cherries, peaches
four-year-old son. John Jacob Astor, j
“I do not know, madame. I have
Wilson Shares Peanuts.
Then she looked up Involuntarily and not met you. Richard.”
and apricots,” says K If. Shepard,
Jr . There was allowed from the es­
forgotten.” There was a little silence,
Washington, D. C .- President Wil­
He
did
not
attempt
to
detalu
her.
i
saw
the
man
who
watched
her.
his
editor of “Hotter Fruit." “and so far
London The London morning news­ tate of his father $20,000 a year for
He stood there like a man struck to in which the fountain played a silvery
as I could discover not the leant dam son went to the circus Tuesday. Seat­
hand gripping the head of the cross.
age has been caused by the frost or ed in the front row, and sharing a hag papers Monday laid great emphasis on his support. That is not enough says
death
by a treacherous blow, and she intermezzo, and then he went on In
It
was
very
quiet
uow.
The
Arab
Mrs. Astor, in her last report to the
Germany’s alleged desire for peace.
cold rains. When apricots have not
went
on
down the path to the gate an altered toue: “You are the first per­
1
prayer
was
silenced,
and
the
white
“ If President Wilson accepts the surrogate of New York county. She
been injured you may be sure that no of peanuta with Secretary McAdoo, he
where
her
companion waited for her. son who has made wish to remember.''
apparently lost nothing of the holiday German note as a basis for further dis­ spent over $7000 additional. The As­
other fruit has been hurt."
She was looking up at him again
There she paused for a moment.
A group of cussion,” says the Daily Chronicle, tor estate was worth between $80,-
The profit from the year's straw­ spirit of the occasion.
"I want you to go hack to that with a studied frankness, behind which
berry crop, now estimated at about 175 clowns found a particularly apprecia- , “ his motive must be sought, not in the 000,000 and $100,000,000 at the death
man," she said carelessly. "He is an there lurked something hypnotized, fas­
carloads, should set a high water tive spectator In the President, who terms which Germany offers, but in of John Jacob.
The major portion
old acquaintance w ho went wrong, and cinated.
mark The 191ti apple crop Is estlm many times laughed heartily. When the wider suggestion which was ex- went to his eldest son Vincent Astor.
He turned carelessly from her.
atod at from 1.000.000 to 1.500,000, the the |iarty entered the big tent the
it might be rather unpleasant for my
“Ah, Arnaud, yon there? You see.
largest In the rommunlty's history.
husband if he grew importunate. Tell
crowd rose and cheered. As he passed
Navy Run by Telephone.
Transport Strikes Mine.
I have been breaking up the principles
him
that
on
no
account
must
be
speak
one of the rings the President took off
Washington, D. C.— A working sys­
Beriln—The sinking of an allied
to me again. It Is very regrettable, of years to entertain your wife. If
his hat and laughingly made a motion j
Phone Rate Increaeee Are Aiked.
tem
of
wire
and
wireless
communica­
transport
in
the
Mediterranean
late
in
but mistakes of that sort briug their you leave her too much alone you will
Salem.—With the merging of the as if to throw it in.
own punishment.
You understand. find these English roses fade very
tion
said
by
army
and
navy
experts
to
April
with
the
loss
of
nearly
all
the
Coos & Curry Telephone company and
quickly In this dreary place. Man,
Miss Smith?"
tie unequalled by that of any other na­ 600 Russian troops who were on board
Militia to Get Air Craft.
don't - look as if you had seen the
the Ooqtilllo Valley Telephone com
"Yes,
Madame
Arnaud."
tion
was
effected
Saturday
by
the
is
reported
in
advices
from
Chief
Cor­
New York—The movement to equip
devil.”
pany, under the former name, the con
"Thank you. I will wait for you
Navy department as an adjunct to the fu Monday. The transport was sunk
The young officer, hesitating on the
eolldated system has filed application the National guard with aeroplanes preparedness program.
lutside the public cemetery. It is get
It was inaug­ by striking a mine about the same time
through public subscriptions has been
edge of the low veranda, recovered
with the Public Service commission
ting dark—"
uratisi by a wireless telephone conver­ the British battleship met a similar
extended to Indiana. Massachusetts,
Miss Smith went slowly back along himself with an effort
f t
for authority to make Increases tn West Virginia anti Oklahoma, it was sation, the first ever held, during which fate, it is said. “ According to relia­
“My colonel—I was taken aback. I
rates for service for ail the territory
Secretary
Daniels,
in
the
Navy
depart­
ble
reports
from
Corfu,
in
addition
to
the
narrow gravel path. The man had
had not expected—bnt I am delighted
covered by tta llnea. The commission announced here Tuesday by the Aero ment, gave instructions to a command­ the battleship Russell, a transport
not
moved.
He
was
gazing
out
on
to
wilt Investigate the conditions existing t’luh of Amereia, which inaugurated er on a warship »iterating against a steamer with 600 Russians on board
the fiery waste now dying beneath the and most honored. I beg of you to let
before passing upon the application the plan last fall.
theoretical enemy far off the Virginia struck a mine and sank. Only a few
extinguishing
mantle of the night, aud me enjoy the pleasure—"
The militia of Rhode Island, whose
The company operates In Marshfield.
"No, no, Arnaud. We see enough of
caites,
and
received
reports
from
him.
¡
were
rescued.”
(either
heard
n >r saw. She touched
Coqullle. Myrtle Point and intervening 325,000 has been raised, has been au­
each other elsewhere, and, moreover.
im
on
the
arm.
territory.
thorized to ogranize an aeronautic
1 have a pressing engagement with
Letter to Wilson From Pope,
Draft Bill Championed.
“Mr. Farquhar!”
section, the club's announcement
three deserters from the Eleventh com­
He
turned
slowly
and
stared
at
her.
Ixmdon—Addressing
his
constituents
Washington,
D.
C.
Monsignor
Gio­
added. Thirty statea have now joined
Aiiana on Job Protested.
Though be recognized her. hla face was pany. An revoir, madame—and thank
vanni Ronzano, the apostolic delegate, at Conway, Wales,
David Lloyd
the movement.
you !"
Bar View.—Work has been started
blank and hard aud terrible.
Monday delivered a message to Presi­ George, minister of munitions, defend­
on the county road that was washed
"Miss Smith?"
dent Wilson from Pope Benedict.
He ed his demands for compulsion, the
$ 5 0 0 .0 0 0 It Given Yale.
How aoon do you think that
"Yes, Gabrlelle Smith.
Y'oo see.
out by the high tides last fall. The
New York A 3500,000 betpiest to did not see the President, but left the necessity for which, he said, arose last
Sylvia's flirting with Colonel
after all, we have met again. Won't
tingle contractor's bid of $8000 was Yale university and two bequests to communication with Secretary Tumul- j September.
Compulsion, the muni- j
Destlnn will cause Tragedy to
on shake hands?”
rejected, and the county ts pushing the New York Presbyterian hospital ty. White House officials at first re­ tions minister said, simply meant that
stalk abroad in the Foreign Le­
His eyes wandered past her down
the work by day labor. The county amounting to $350,000 are contained fused to discuss the message, and so the country was organizing itself in an
gion. It teems plain that Mma.
¡be path.
Later it orderly, consistent and resolute man­
engineer's estimate of the cost Is in the will of the late Charles W. did the apostolic delegate.
Arnaud knows the la playing
"No. You ought not to be speaking
"You a Traitorl Why7”
35000 The employment by the county Darkness. Standard Oil company di­ was said that it bore on the submarine ner for war, which could not be run as
with fire.
to me A respectable woman does net
issue between the United States and j a Sunday school treat. He declared it
rector.
which
was
admitted
to
probate
of a foreign foreman, and importation
Germany. It was umlerto i it reflect- never had been said that Great Rritain figures of the worshipers had vanished •peak to a common soldier of the
3 S Î3 S ÎÏS S S S S ÎS S S ÎS S ÎT K 7 S 3 ÎÎΫ #
of aliens to do the work hss aroused here Tuesday. The document gave no ed the apprehenssion of the Pope at could raise as many men in proportion tn the long oltve grove leading back legion.
(TO BE C O N T IX V E D )
a rare sentiment, and a petition is indication as to the total value of the
to 9ldi bel-Abbes.
Sylvia Amaud's
"INwsn't she?
How interesting! j
to
population
as
France
could.
the
possibilities
of
a
rupture.
estate.
The
chief
beneficiaries
are
being circulated along the beach re­
voice, when she spoke at last, sounded One is aiwsys learning in this wonder­
Buy Old Ties for Tranches.
the widow. Mrs. Mary Warden Hark-
monstrating against such a policy.
•trained and harsh in the absolute ful civilization of our*. Only a* It > An offer of five cents apiece for
Bryanite Threatens Bolt.
2S.OOO-Mile Flight Plan.
ness, and other relatives.
appena l a m not respectable. I told 100.000 cast-off railroad ties was re­
Boston — Formation of a political
Atlantic City. N. J . —Porter Atwell quiet
Big Timber Deal is Made.
“Richard!” and then again. "Richard you that once before.”
Shot Taken From Brain.
ceived by the Boston and Maine rail­
party to uphold i<eaoe principles was Adams, a Boston millionaire, is going
B aker—One of the biggest timber
Her cool Irony bronght a flash of road from the British government.
Sacramento, Cal. Chris Evans, fa­ advocated by George Fred Williams, to circumnavigate the globe in a spe­ Farquhar!”
deals rinsed within recent years In
insane
laughter
to
his
eyes.
He shook his bead "Not Richard
Formerly the railroad burned all tta
eastern Oregon was made known Wed mous California ex-highwayman. Tues­ ex-minister to Greece, in an address st cially built aeroplane, with a crew of
"Who tbe devil are you. then?" he old ties, but orders were sent through­
nesdav by Frank Oardtnler, of the day submitted to the surgeon's knife a mass meeting in the interests of six men to help him. The young man Farquhar now.” he answered. “Rich­
asked savagely.
Raker White Ptne t.umber company, at the Sacramento county hospital arai peace here Monday night.
out the ayatem directing that they be
“ I am expects to fly from San Francisco west­ ard Nameless ”
when he announced the purchase by a buckshot was removed from the ready to return to polities to fight the ward to San Francisco.
She seemed not to understand Her
"Dear me. you have quite loot your 1 saved It le understood that the Brit­
Mr. Adama.
that corporation of approximately 20 right side of his brain where it had fight for peace and leave my party if who is a descendant of John Quincy lips were a little parted tn tbe ex nice Kng!.sh Indifference. \fr Far­ ish government it negotiating with
000 acres of timber land in Baker and.
presston that be remembered. She quhar. I'm not sure It Isn't an Im­
Grant counties, principally In the vl * been imbedded during the last 23 necessary to do i t ," said Mr. Williams, Adams, is staying at the Hotel Tray- '•«iked piteously frightened and Incred provement Who I am? Well you other railroads with the hope of ob­
taining a halt million ties for use tn
elntty of Whitney. A large portion of years. Despite the seriousness of the who for many years was prominent in more here, making out his itinerary.
kaow my name, and at the present mo­ constructing trenches in France.
the timber ts along Tront and China operation and his advanced age. Evans the Democrat iv party and an ardent His preliminary plans call for 13 stops alone.
is expected to recover.
, supporter of William J . Bryan.
in his 25,000-mile air journey.
creek#
funston to Send Troops on Hot
Trail of Mexican Border Outlaws
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BERLIN’S CHARGE Of DISCRIMINATION
TO Bf DENIED BY PRESIDENT WILSON
German Consul Indù ted
for Procuring False Passport
London Re)«ts All P ure Tdlk;
Allies Willing to Wait Better Time
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