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t r f t j . ? y, ., t t ,s?. v. . v?'viAV4rp9 W$?$ , n MEDMmT) MATH TRTBUNrc, WEDffOttP, OftlSflON, 1WTDAY, .TUNR 20, 1013. .- r u u , trt l . tt , ie 1 " ' " li t L lit lM'AWrtsW I1V nt.RU3 KNIMCOTT. V I won n ;lrl, I wuulilit't i;o wulkliiu too fur," Mil Id old Un cle .Hubert, ii,a kM of 20 pumijtl him on her wny down to thn cut i) of tliu fu Tin hoimo. "Anil why not?" aha naked, n alio ill- wont en mo to u pound. "Willi, ucrnrillinr In my Idea Itii roIiik to rnlii ii ltd mow unit hluw ntut hull, mid when thn atoriu Uoa break, ho' uoIiik lo hu n tiimtor. Yuu llvo In the city, and oilii't know anything uhout tlui atonnii wo linvo out hero. I've mtun It when wo didn't Imvu a train uIoiik for four iitriilitht ilnya." "I wniitnl to ko to thg poatoftlco to mull ft letter." "It'ii threu inllcn thorn nml bark, nml If I wnn you I'd put It off. Mali Im Miiimlioily'M ho panning Hint you ritu amid by. Tomorrow' Tliankniilv I nit, ynu know, nml wo nro hoIiik to hnvn thn uwMlcnt, htAH'it, nlrnt (lliiiior miyboily nver not down to. ll In jour honor, you know. Tlmro'll h0 ii turkoy, n durk nml n chicken; Ihoru'll bn rrmitiorry nim, pumpkin plea, currant Joll, Mwtujt, vldi-r und ui. Iilu dtiuipllnn; thoro'll ho- " "I tltluk I'll juit wnlk n llttlo wnyn. anyhow," mid the itlrl. an Mini oiotitl tho sntti nml iiruvii down thn high way toward thn vlllniru mid thu r.ill roud dtfpot. "And If, )ou romo hoiiin nn wit n rr - " - - - w-". ft hen don't ) I didn't wjini yo, It'i :oln t to coiiil', nnd It'ii going to ho u biiulor," Mnlf nil hour Inter, n mlddlo-ngnd woiiinii with u molhmly fiifi nnd volco ciittin cut on thn ill mm und nnk-(til: "I'.t, do ynu rrckoii ll'n uoln' to alorm?" "Huru lit durkn." "Whwru'a MliinluT" "0, ulio'n 'iiJ, for n'nnnter. 1 glvo hor warning. Whnt'u alio want In' (n mull n letfnr forT I hntu't iiiiiIIimI a li'ttor.nor (tot ouo In 20 ymirn. nnd I ftuoia I'm about wull off mi mont folk, I wim Klni; to link hur hut foruot It." "Don't you imk hr a word ubout It," cnutluniid tho wlfo uh ho caniti down to him. "I ciitmH Mlnulu'n j;ut Miiiiothliwi on Imr mind, but It hnln'l iioiiu of your buiiliict. I ruvkun (hu'll lull iiiu whim thn kuU nuidy. Ixmnt wUc, I ain't coin' to do nny iiimii IliK " "KoinntblitR on her mind. rhT Tliiit'.i runny. Dldu'Lkuow Unit Klrln ovur hnil ntiythlux an thlr mind -(ipil iniw clothoH. In Hint why Alio coino UltliiK nn nil of n Miiddcn?" "Noun o' your utmliiriwl t kiicm my owu (lUtfir'n duiiKhtur run cuouj mid Hfjii inn any tluiu ho tnkim n no tion, nml that without writing uhu d. Whitt'H on hur mind, n,i iilli nn I mil mnko out, In about n miiik man. If I don t It'll you you'll worry lh ahlrt oft your buck. I'n, you'vo uoi to let ii h jiokr iin nn old ninid rlothoN lino hut what you want to know all about It. Ycn; lt' about yount roiin. Tliy nro ngrtiCdd, and thoy'vu hnd a fnllliiK out, and uliq'a wrier run away from hlrn, to flnfl out If b ronlly cnroH for hor." "And kIio'n not aca.ud about It and hoji written him a ljttor to (nil whoro elm UV (juorlod thu huahaml. "(lo mil It'ii probably a lottor to nnr ma. thoiinh I didn't nan It nor niik. t hopu nho didn't atart for town. It's ioluu tn ntonn for auro, and thoro hain't but ono homo on tho road wlii-ro alio could find alinltnr, Iook down tho road and una If you can aeo hr," "Can't aco hldo nor hair of any lrl," rciixirtcd Undo Itobort nf tor Ko ine out to tho highway and taklnc a Iouk look. An hour Inter, with both uurlonnd aunt fldftdtlriK about tblr Klrl tIn Itor, thn black cloudn Hint had hiioii bnnklui; up for bourn boKnn to ..! vnnco boforo n hrecxt that hood ntrdiiKtlinied Into a Ktilo. In Urn mtnuti'ii tho tirny iiftornoou had be conio twIllKht In ir thoio wnn cold rain and Ihoty hall, nnd undo Itohort wnn Movn Into the kltchtui to ux t'lulin: "I told hr It waa koIik to ho u htiHtor and that ho muatu'l Mnmn mo. I ntartMl down tho road to tnt hr. hut lordy, what a atorml I I couldn t Kt ton ioun l( l wax to cili. for It?' It, tmmo lio thought alio could mukcl tunl tho acrcam aho uttorcd whon lilt, out a human ntriirc on the road ulioud, that djnt tho man who wax cllnslnir of her, hut wnan't r-ure. I to tho roadaido fonco hack Into tbu Tho vry" flrat ftuat nfckod hur up I highway. Ila hent Over the uncoil and turned hor nruund and dcnoall- acioint form und picked It up and od hnr mi dor it rondiddu tmo. Klin ro-' atnes'ircrl back to the fence and fol- mnlned thiru until thn khU began, to lowed It until ho anw a light whip tho brandies off, and then lot, and found tho gain of a fatmlinuao, f;o her hold and ran for It. Thoro woro Hla luity call for bo)p axi ooon MajgHaaaSIMBBBMajMKaBaBJUflHUajHWM , I J' J 2 PLAN 10 HECK HINDU fNVASlUN WAHIIINliTON, Juno 20 --To cliooU further ('ompllrathuiN of I'nul flo conat problouiK by unroatrnluml ndiuUalou of Illiidua nnd Malay racmt of Aln to rontlnentnl Uiiltod RtntM from Amorlrnn luaulnr pomr-Nnlon, Heriitnry of labor Wllnoii on rocoui niiMidntlon nf tho attorney reiwrnl of IminlKratloii (Mmtnotti ininln to day n fnr-ruanhliiitniendiiiuiil to tho Itninlurutloii rcKiifntlona, Tint inodlflontlou aulliorlxi-a Itiiinl lirnllon offlrlnla at mainland porta "to reject nllona rotnlm; front Inaul.ir poiiacMloiia union It ahould iippenr that at thn tluiu ot entry thereto they wuru not member ot thn excluded oIiimpa or likely lo become public lmrnm. ThU nrtlon waa thu outcome of the enneii of three lllodua who nrrheil at Hun l-'rauelaco from tho rhllliplnea nnd went detained on tho Kround they iiiIkIU bucomit puhllo cli.irsen. The rlrctimatnnrca of thla cnan rniiHed Kicretary Wllaon lo order ths iuIiiiIkiIoii of the Illiidua today. Ynu' can't mi' ii a plllftr-cnvo noppluit nn Hit i ruiti wumi the utern1 ,roke SIIim Minnie had renrlied town and moiled In r letter and Muriel hifk ilnfera AND npnniiT AN'D Tin: omi. madh vp. limbs falliiiK all about her. und thti troulu out a man, am! tho aonneteas .... '..... ... ..'... ..... .. liatiiioriM ppporcu ner uir.ii aue ran ouraui wua currieq nuo ' alinr.Ht liltmllv. and reti'hvci bv n vuaiaa. film hadn't none, aiiujrtar of n tail "I don't know who thn Ii. tmt I It raj about nothing, ninjott, ns most i when, pa ho erouehad ad rorinl fnitvl hur In th n;sil." ux'iSmlrMd hfer Inrera' iirrr1t arc. but prldn oa ntan and woman toKothnr, "bat yon mustn't look tor muth. Wo nro mlKhty poor folka. Vo hain't ot no cmuphof out from town It can't ba done trinlKhX" The nlrl Waa carried Into tho only bedroom nnd laid on th only bed, and when her wet clothing had been removed and aho wan between tho aheota, tho woman got n cloth and a baln of water ftnd waahed nway tho bjood nnd whlapered to th atranecr: "I don't think abn'ft bad hurt. Sho'n juat fainted away with tho acaro of It. Whan she opons hor eyes I'll tell hnr to go to alncp, and auo'll be til rlj;ht In the .morning." "Do you think ll'a aomo you n 17 la dr from tho vlllat97" naked tho atranger of tho farmer oji thoy talked In whlapera In the outer room. "No, I don't reckon ao. I reckon ll'a that new tlrl that arrived at Tur ner' n faw dnya aeo. I saw her go ing toward the vllbgo two hours bko." "Arrived at Turner's! Bay, man, are you Mire? la It a atrango girl to tho neighborhood T" 'Tvu heard ay It was Undo Bob's niece, and that she come from tho elty. What alia you, stranger? Dee thb storm upset you?" It wasn't to ntorm. Percy Ktn- tbo homo 1 raid hnd quarreled with tho girl he ( lovea ana haa oslsea to be bu wife. COOK LEAPS 0VE RQ0ARD TO DEATH IN WATEn KirrrilllCAS. AlnU, Juno U0.--t'.ipluln I'liurleH U'llrieu of the Nteuiiiahii ,MnriMidii linmulit wnnl licit' today of the nuiuiilu of Jitmen Mrduire, of I'orttrintl, Orepm, for intuly n rook on the Hlinimer Dorn, mIio wiim K"i"K' liome 011 11 vneutioii. Mrduire K'iiieil nverlxiiml fnuii t lit .MnripoHii lietWecii Cupe St. Klliirt nml Spencer on Juno HI. Ho snuk lie fore ftHHisliHieo rouli e in. EGAN K AGAIN AGAINST MIDDLE WEST I'OIITI.ANM. Ore., J11 mi 20 - The nurthwoat itolf tenia triumphed over tho middle west lu tho medal play fniirnomim Thiiradny, Charlixt (Chirk) Kvaiia, tho woatern uliauitilon and Warren IC. Wood, runner up for the wentern title, succumbing to Harry DalH of Portland mid A. V. Macau of Victoria, unrthweat champion, one down In Mi! holes. 11, Chandler Kgnn ot Mcdford, nnd Jack Neville, ot Keattle, another north weatern team; defeated (lawyer and I-exit. -t '!' nnd 2 to play, while I'lcager and Kerry loat to Hcvol and Halo, tho, only middle weatern tenm to mIu In tho inednl play competition. Tho acores of thu day follow IJvniiN 73, 72 H3; Wood (plckeJ up flrat round) 7S; Davis 75, 73 118; Macnn (Picked up flrat round) 73; Hawyer 77,73 -150; Igg 78- 7& 1C3: Halo 78. 70151; Novllla 82, 73 ISC; Oovol 78, 78 1G0: Klenger HO, 7C 100. Kvniis score, thn heat for tho IS holes, wnn: 4, 5, 3, 4, 4, 5, 4, 4, 3, 4. 3, 5, 4, 5, n, 3, C, 572. Tho score of Davis for elflht of tho last nine holes was 211, thu heat of tho dny, hut he took eight for the lHth and fell to 37. Another Itoottcr. While lu Portland Inst weok at tending thu veterinary statn oxnmlu ntloji, voniii ouo started tho rumor that I had left toit. I want every body to know that (Irnuts Pasa Is good enough for mu nnd I nut hero to stay. Office nnd residence un A Ktrcct, one-lmlf block east ot hlcli rchool. Dr. It. J. Itoatul, Ycturlu nrlan (Irants Pun Courier. (IltANTH PAHH. Jmin 20 Tho Jury tnat heard tho evidence In tho e hroiiKhl nKiiluut Kid Howell and Cul Allen, who weru urreiled. (liurHd with having caught it steel head trout lu a net, brought lu n erdlcl ot not guilty. The atcelhead won taken from the boat In which Howell nnd Allen had been flahlug last Saturday night by deputy war don, who ohnrged that It had been caiignt lu tho dtHt net with which thu two men fished for salmon. The defendants maintained that tho fluli had been legally caught with boo I and line, and produced the witness who testified that ho had so caught tho fish Saturday with 11 spinner, nnd hnd given It to Howell nnd Al len. The jury was out but a few 111 1 uukti when It returned the verdict that exonerated tho young men. ARANT STILL REFUSES TO RESIGN OFFICE KI.AMATII KAM-S, Ore., Juun 20. Superintendent W. F. Araut, of tho Crater National Park, Is hold ing tho fort, today In splta of a re quest for his resignation from tho icerotury ot the Interior. Arant has written tho secrctury that ho be lieves hu In employed under civil service rules nnd Is not subject to dismissal. Tho appointment of Will (1. Steel, 011 recommendation ot Sen ator hnmberlnlu, Is not pleasing to the lisuiccraU ot Klamath, who de clare If Arant In to ho replaced, 't ahould be by 11 democrat Instead of 11 ropiihllcnti. her l.uo. sbo was strum ly a lulling 11- .ii and Uiii w no iiore It w.is tho dim slrhr of th jrlrl nu - n . .-((J, -.-g r. TO "IS WASHINGTON, Juno 13. Secre tary Uryan today declared bo Is not yet able lii present to tho cabinet America's reply lo Japan lu tho con troversy over tho California allou land law. Ho hopes to deliver tho American nolo to Ambassador Chin da early noxt week. rese-.jer. "I'hete u bioort on tier hair, eituT e.oe ncid ok a. roennciiiniio.t 1 in1 1 tHa rho "aa atrurk dnwn " ' until thn tavcr finally learned that VV'i' ') nil e 'i" lopl'nl ilj M!e I!niil had gone on ft Jiaraer 3T t A and feft no word for Ii1. 8I10 was going to- upend Thank, glvlnp week In tho country. Within two- days sho. had rtikntedj-wlthlia throo ho was making orory oWsrt t loei,to her, Mint ho raltht jjatcH'iB A poaco. Ho hnd succeeded. Ho was geing: to throw himself on hor mercy and Ask Undo Itobcrt for a place at his Thanksgiving table. , Tho storm grew fiercer an tho night advanced. Tho girl woko nnd then elept a dreamless aleep. nud thQ.tvr had long hours In which to pondc and think. When another day enmo oVqiith cattlo Could not fnco the storm iwr man move from his door. It was Thanksgiving day. At Undo ttoberfa thero woB n foaat to b aprcadr at Hradley's thero was hardly better than poorhout faro. Hut tho victim of tho accident wm no longer lu bod. and the rescuer no longer cared nbuut the wenthor, and the farmer folks looked at qncli other' and smiled and whfaeared: "KTen It wo had turkey nnd cran berry sauce. I don't bcllovo they'd, eat a single mouthful. They've Just sort er found each other and nra tick 14 to doath." And when at test they could waJw their way to Turner's, and Undo Heft stuttered and Aunt Harriet crlod tor, Jo. MIm Mlnnlo nalcd In, a way ttat wnx almost heartless; "Why do you tako on to? I nevor had mrh a lovely TbanUsglvlaa; In silt njylir' SAYS JUVENILE COURT DOOMED LIQUOR VIOLATORS CANNOT BE PUNISHED BY LAV WASHINGTON, Juno 20 Tho Webb law forbidding; Interstate ship ments of liquor IntoV'dry" states U not a criminal statu to, nnd violations cannot bo prosecuted In United States courts. Attornoy General Mcltoyn olds so declared In Instructions sent today to every United States attorney In tho country. Tho law meroly prohibits bucIi In terstate trafflco and. contains no pon nlty In Infractions. z "Its purpoae," said tho attorney general, "Is to permit stato laws to operate In respect Intoxicating liquors moving In Intcrstato com merce." Tho lnw simply doprlvea tho ship pers ot nny privileges they might claim on tho ground of Intcrstato commerce nnd permits application ot stato prohibition laws to Intcrstato commorco In liquors. NEEDLES OPERATOR CHIEF OF TRAIN DESPATCHERS LOS AXQBLKS. CnJ., June 20. J. P. Finnn of Needles is ekoted president of tho Train Despatchen.' iiHsociultou of America today with NEW YOItlC. Juno. 20. Tho u veulle court, despite tho great things Its advocates claim It has accomp' llshcd for youth, Is doomed to go, lu tho opinion of Judgo Willis Urowi, formerly of tho Salt Lake City, Utah, and Gary, hid., parental courts, and now superintendent of tho Uoy City In Michigan. In absolute opposition to such men ns Judga Hen I.lndsc, of Denver, and Judge Do Lacy ot Washington, D. C, Judgo Brown makes tho rather startling declara tion that the Juvenile court not only has proved Its unfitness? but that It Is actually n factor In the increase ot youthful delinquents. "Tho Juvenilo court," said Judge Tlrown today In a sicclal Interview given tho United Press, "with 'ts sentimental probation system, Is manufacturing mora criminals than nny other agency In tho world. Ju venilo courts-nro absolutely negative In having any intlueiico in checking what Is called Juvenile crltno.: Tho system, ot placing a boy or Ctrl on probation to attend school results In a forced social Intimacy. "The placing of n boy on probi tlon and permitting him to attend the common school, means that thit particular boy U to bo. cured, ot his evil tendencies through social con tact with tho son of Tom Jones nud thu dnughter of Frank Smith. It would ho allly yes, criminal to send tho mentally weak child into tho snmo school room with, tho mon tally normal child. In tho hope that tho former could henoflt by contact with tho latter. Tho Idea is pre- tem followed In nil Juvenilo court, t It means that thn normally unfit I ciiiiu i iH.'m unu mo iniusi i in nocent girls nud hoys to bo bene fited at tholr expense. It la not right." PORTLAND. FIGHT T PORTLAND, Oro., Juno SO. Portland fight fans today arc gIo--ful at the showing made by their f.i voltes at laqt night's boxing- show. held lu connection with the Spokane I powwow when Portland and Seattle Iboxcrs each took two ot tho, flvt events, bpotano talcing the remain ing one. Spokane, fans however, coasole themselves with the defeat of "Dum my" Gallagher, ot PortJand, IJy Frank Claue. ot Spokane, at wrest ling. Summary: Walter Cof,fey. Portland, defeated DUly Nelson, Spokane, 10S pound i; Walter Williams, Portland, defeated Tex "Wnlkcr, 115 peunds: Stanley Jones, Spokane, defeated Koss Hol conib, Spokane, 137 pounds; Cnl Harris, Seattle, defeated It. Wtero, llutte, 1S8 pounds; Hoy Orton. Se attle defeated William Sullivan, Spokane, 145 pounds. 1 ...... . . . . . Jm-kionville, Fin., Kelectcd ns the Iioaterous, nut tnat is exactly witat is place for next war's convention. 1''" through tho probationary sys- CRISIS NEAR IN WESTERN' MEXICO, Man-Fed. Thursday nftcrnoon at 3 o'clcock nt the Methodist partioungo on Tenth street, Sadie Klixnticlli Oltingor, was innrricd, to Pearl J. Kirkpatrick by the Her. Carter. After the cjyremony they repaired to tho lioino of Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Williams nt 220 South Qrapo street, stslqr of the bride, who entertained nt a four o'clock dinner in honor of the occasion. SAN FRANCISCO, CaW Juno 20. Conditions 011 the wct const of Mexico are rapidly approaching a cri.sw, aecordiiig to a letter received here today by Mrs. Frank h. Gluyns, from bcr husband, who is-owner of one ot tho largest mines in, Escjii nnpiv nml is nssocinted witk thu Uothseliildrt nnd IkvriugH (n Mexican mining interests. Oluyn5 says he left not mirio sev eral weeks ngo- for Mnzatl.in, ex jteetJtig to sail for San Fnincisco. HnndreoV of Amcriranfir are dyins ' fever and starvation about Mssfltlan nnd Qnnymas, unable to secure ae eommodntion on vessels leaving tko :port. The letter says that accom modations on all skip sailing fer two monthi nhend kave been s6J4, nnd that unless some teeans off Iwbr jxirtation is immediately prevkled r.lrtny ilentb among the refugees' in enmp will result. He pleaded tlmt a warship be sent to relievo tke suf ferings of those nwniling escaiw f roni the war swept coast. This season has bees a tough otMt on major league pitchers. The hit ting has been so stroBg tbat few games have! been played without eith er ono or both, ot thQ opposing team using up several slabbers. 1 ' . '!. St. Helens Hall, 1 PorruiTO, Oksoom RetUaet and Day School fer Girls In tumt sim ot m-Jo!u Bpll (KsUfwII Unit, Art. UmmIm. P-wUf AM. um hlM, niKSJn sti,aaMeK.ofca St. Ikleo UaJI 'ziwi"izit a ? t t T ? A ContlTO THE PROPER 'V XNNT5R Big Sacrifice Sale Still CLOTHES OP TRUE WORTH, INSIDE AND OUT OUTSIDE 'APPEARANCE IS WHAT SELLS A SUIT OF CLOTHES, BUT UNLESS THE SUIT HAS FOUNDATION HIGH GRADE MATERIAL PROPERLY SHRUNK AND TAILOREDr-THE BLOOM IS SOON OFF THE PEACH, r I Whatever you buy at this store is worth what you pay for it ! !t! WELL GROOMED MEN AND YOUNG MEN WHO APPRECIATE STYLE AND QUALITY COME HERE TO HAVE THEIR CLOTHES WANTS SATISFIED AND ARE 'ALWAYS & T ' h, ? t T T T ?. T, T t. ? Y t: r ? f Y Y Yl Yl PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS. THAT'S WHY WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND FINEST SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING, HATS AND FURNISHING 'GOODS, BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SACRAMENTO. ' ! to WE DO NOT CLAIM TO GIVE YOU SOMETHING FOR NOTHING, BUT WE DO CLAIM THAT NO OTHER FIRM IS GIVING YOU AS HIGH GRADE THIS SEASON'S CLOTHING FOR THE PRICES WH ARE OFFERING IT. l 1 , - m I SOCIETY BRAND, WASHING- TON & SCHLOSS SUITS SACRIFICED. $ir,()0 lliis Mi.Qou'8 Huits .Jj?8.t)5 18.n0 thin Hcastm'a Suits $11.05 f22M this aonBon'rtSuilH $15.05 $27.00 tins pcnsouVj Suits $10.05 10.00 this BonHon'H Suits $22.50 $:W.OO thin HonHon 'a Sulfa $26.5.0 ALL STRAW HATS REDUCED - 20 tliactmnt on all summor Sti'ays, Pannijins antl Bnnkolcs, Oloth ami Silk Tuts, ovory hat this soason's stylos. Oui' Methods aro Honost and;Straightfoiwarci. This salo is brought about to' protect our Loyal Cus tomers -and not from our own chpico. Wo do not raiso prices or sell goods at outrageous profits tho first of-tho season in order tq make flasb later on. On Shirts, Underweai', Hos iery, Neckwear,1 Trunks, Bags, S,uit Cases, Odd Pants, tke cut- i ting gpes recklessly on. MEN'S SOFT HATS 1 lot SJ3J.5Q jukI $3.0ta world Xnm- " ous, No Ntniio lints, stylo and colors the best, extra special if S2 t T lot Men's Soft Htts, up to $2.!& sale price ,....,,..:. 1.35 ' Big cuts on all broken lines iTohu B. Stetson ITats. Always In Earnest THE TQGGEW ..Atluvu;. -:OF COURSE - i &bw$$fi&w.w&&w I ''I V