THE DALLES MAN
GIVES UP UFE IN
EFFORT SAVE SON
THP DAI.KM. Ore, July Iu.t-WH-A.
K. ClloiK Wulll.M 45, Wiini o
county si'hool uii'rlntoiiili'iu rur
16 yeain guva up lire here mi
night In a vain ntti-mpt t" rtwrtio
hlH 10-yenr-ulil non. . JiiHeph, aftr
the boy hud fallen Into -the
('hilt rlvr while, fishing, ltoth
were nwept down the Htream nhout
a hundred Sards where they 1Ih-
appeareil. The lioillen have not
heen . recovered. Nets will he
thrown across the river In on
endeavor to' recover them. Urone
wald was a prominent citizen of
Tha Dalles. operatlnK a large cnci.
ry orchard. lie was formerly
coach of the Wki'llmll and foot
lmU teams of the hltsh school, lie
Is survived by the widow and on!
other son.
' EIJOKNE, Ore., July IS. W)
(loorKC .'. Walker. SO, was drown
ed In a small creek near l,enhur
last night, lie apparently fell off
a bridge over the creek. Walker
eamo here In Jumiiiry from South
JJukota. 'lie was the father of
Mrs. Martha Currlo.
ItERMN. f&t T h e WUlu'Imn-
iraruw, ever troubled by (mentions
of dlplomutlc elliielU h IryinK
to buck up agnii.nl the old (lop
man runtcm of miying "Malilwlt"
(literally meal-time) at the clone
or a dinner or luncheon.
"Mahlzelt" Ih an abbreviated
form of Haying, "I hope you en
Joyed your meal."
' At n Herman dinner party each
guest on leaving the table, offeiH
his arm to the lady who out to
bin right and, an he reaches the
library or Kiilon, bwn to her,
kiriRCH her hand ami Hays "Muhl
Zelt." He next proceeds to tha
hostess and i-Mpcals the eerciminy
And then to the host, with whom
he nhakfH hands and exchanges
Mahlzeit." If the party is not
too lurge, every kih-hI will In lorn
flh nit hands with every ulher
puest and wlnh htm or her "Mnhl
2c!t," or. If l lie parly is large,
merely go to lhoe f bis fellow
ftuests whom ho knows well per
sonally. ' This tlme-hoyored rustotn. how
fVir, Js proving a stumbling block
When foreign diptomats are pres
pnt. Many of them, unacttuuinted
with Oerman customs, tuko the
bout's and hoHtesH' "Mahly-elt" as
k polite invitation to leave. They
chrtnot understand why , anyone
should shake hands with them cx
cvtt to hid them goodbye.
" Embarrassing situations havo
tlniH developed In that dlplomatM,
feeling themselves politely bowed
out of the house, resented seeing
other guests remain. Tho hosts,
on . the other hand.' could not
understand why their distinguished
Miebin guests left so nhruplly-
The foreign office has Instruct
ed all Its officials to reipiest host
esses to break nway from lh'
'Mahlreit."
TEHERAN, Persia, .Inly 15. (!)
A severe earthiiuako toduy shoojt
the Khorasnn region pt , I'e,vdn.
Although a number ofv vllhigps
were reported destroyed the cas
ualties were light because ot the
fad the shock eame In the day
time. The district between Hhlrvan
find Kuchan was particularly hard
hit. Disturbances also were felt
at Meson ed :nnd Kuchan while u
sliKht shock, which caused no
riflmUKC, was felt at Itender Abbas
last night.
DAD HAS TITLE HOPES
OKI, MONTH, Cul. (!) The
playtime of lllo Is being used to
mould a Slyear-olil girl Into the
ttuys of golf with l!ie women's
chuiuplousliip ns her goal.
.Ultle I'laru Callender, not much
taller than one ot Hie clubs she
8lngs, hus been practicing stead
ily for two years. Her father, Kllot
t'ullemh', professional. Is her
tiuu'lii'i' and the winding fairways
of tho Monterey l'enliisnla Country
pftib course, Iter outdoor class
fount.
Two hours' practice after school
Ih the routine under which darn
uaa changed from un awkward Ut
ile girl to one whose HtrnlKtit shots
tltiil noticvnhln form piornlne to
graduate her with the deRtce'of u
Korling celebrity. Iler progri'ss was
outlined sharply during the recent
Del '-Monte women's championship
when Bhe shot M, 04 Ins, a si-ore
that )mt her In the van of many of
Iher elders who have been plitylng
for years.
Although but a fledgling, she bits
her wood nnd iron sltotn us fur ns
the average woman golfer ami the
hall usually is "down the middle."
She has been taught an upright
swing, full pivot, nnd Is rurefully
coached in body balance.
'Her fnther hopes to hnvo diun
playing In the nineties during her
(entb J'cur.
SUFFERS QUAKE
TO TALK TRADE
IX)NDON, Kiisluml, July IS. (A)
' An Invitation linn been Hen t 1h
nla by Grout Hrltiiln tu Henri a up
rcHeulutive to London to (Hhcuhh
'the lOHtimptlon of trade mid coin
jmerolul relatlotiR, Porefxn Simtp
jtiiry Arthur Hc'ikI.thoii unnouncml
I th ih uitornoon In tiro house of com-
: nions. The Inviluhnn wus Kent;
! through the Norwegian govern
jment. ,
Mr. HeuderHon Hinted In the
IhouHo of coininonH recently that In
the opinion of legal expertH of the
foreign office ltilmatlc relations
between KiihhIu aud (ireat Hiitaln
hud not been broken when commer
cial relatlouH were nevered after
the raid on Ay vim fioii.se, Jwomlon
heudfiuartern of the KiiBHlim trade
delegation, In l!(li7.
The foreign office considered that
It was noceHHary only to provide
for the renewal of diplomatic sirv
Icch, which will be Included lit the
nf'KOtiat Ioiih uhout to begin.
4
EYES ON. TARIFF
MAZATI-AN, Hlnalon, Moxico.-
lAt This land of tomatoe,s, m-.in,
peppers, siiMng beans and other
succulent winter vegetables has an
anxious ear cocked toward Wnsh
iiiMton these dnyH, listening for
r.omething in the way of eonces
siuns from the senato tariff hear
ings. When tint ways and means
committee of the bouse voted to
Increase tli duties on fomatoen
fioin half a cent to three cent)
a pound and doubled the ono oent
duty on peas, it hit the west coast
of .Mexico a staggering hlow. To
make the "ont-two" punch com
plete, would need only similar im
position of proponed duties of three
c ems on peppers, egg plants and
cucumbers.
What makes the situation es
pecially Irksome to tomato grow
irs Is that the crop from In-re
reaches cities In the flitted States
ind anaada chiefly from Oeoem
ter to April Inclusive. In those
months there Is little competition
fiom growers of Florida and west
riexaH, to whose agitation fot pro
tective duties the vegetable men
of this section ascribe ihelr pres
ent dolorous outlook.
The winter vegetable industry
has grown up Horn only since JiMC
It was nursed in Infancy by the
Wells Fargo Kxpress company and
has, throughout lt lir, been In
American hands. It haa grown
Hieadily until the last season saw
41)07 carloads of tornat jes, nearly
1BU0 or peas and 27X of peppers
cross the ivortix rn loiuer.
While a total of more tbrtn 4000
carloads of Mexican tomatoes bulky
large to the lay mind, the West !
Coast Vegetable association of No
Kale.. Ariz., contends that this Is
less than five per cent of the total
American consumption. They also
argue that where as the banner
crop of 1 127 i-ave the American
public luu.ono.mio poumlH of to-1
matoes in the five winter and early
spring months, this represented
only three and a third tomatoes pci
capita, or about two-thirds of a
tomato a mon't h.
it Is. also ai'MUed that the Mexi
can production cost Is higher than
that of either Texas or Florida and
that this added to higher freight
payments and the former tariff
charge of Ifi cents n lug, made the
cost of laying down Mexican to
matoes In New Yolk l'N.3 per cent
more ami in Chicago IM.J per cent
hlghev than the Florida and Tcas
products. H Irt asserted that the
proponed duty of three cents a
pound would give American grow
ers an advantage of r3 per cent in
the Chicago market and of fii per
c(M In New York, with proportion
ate figure for Portland. Me., Hus
ton. Mass., Seattle, Wash.. Han
Francisco and other centers now
reached by the Mexican grown
pi oillM't.
So the Mexican growers are look
ing to the Kenatc to save them
from ruin. They consiilir their in
dustry iih American from start to
finish. American .-aplta! fostered
it, American tract oix prepare the
ground for American seeds and
American trucks carry the crop to
the packing houses. There the to
malocs are wrapped In American
putter, packed In American boxes,
loaded Into American refrigerator
cars ami rolled over American rail
roads to markets where tribute is
paid to A m e v c a n commission
houses before the luscious frull
reaches A in N'lrnn dinner and
luncheon tables.
LEADERSHIP OF LEAGUE
HAI.KM. tire., July ir..-(,Vt
The Salem Senators retained un
disputed leadership of the Oregon-Washington
leiiKtte Sunday
When they boat the l.minvli'U
rangers, is to 2 In a hectic game.
Three l.ongvlew htlrlers were used
during the contest, with Manager
Itohen liikllu: up the burden In
the sixth alter I'mplre Vhrlstlon
had benched t'oovert fur hurling
his glove at the umpire.
They started out to drill an nil
well In Pennsylvania ami nt " feet
Htruck gas. The well has proved
U money maker. '
Jbr the Jove of a $a
4jefferyFarnol
SYX0P8M: Hthn VArcv U In
tow the vuitlcatieH to htT uuJif
tc(,'( Htr HUttntti Uuyffwil, Knitted
in the tillliti at (I. cuii.Ht, JiulitH.
Hliv il'irn nut know, (it foume, that
tilr Uti hmil vtucttl his rinu !(
tiile Jtiliuu'ii luilu to draw u.W
l ion vvon MMt'r, herauna rrtiteta
birinu rlrn'f lutvlul tlirtat, lit
hi lit-L'r. hn If d fAur-(rrrJ. f'llfj.
(fila iHHiiiirtl ftii'i Helen ttnii tlie
rintl awl 6he takrt it to little tlte
eiuilenre.' Then n powerful wi noon
" oi(o the lunula ot Hleliittii
fnetilie Ilia VI i I i t U r V clonk
attiltittl with Julian' Lloott, i,
tomtit uear the total tuol.
Chapter 19
A MESSAGE FROM RICHARD
KJOW as Helen, the Marquis, and
Captain IJeapartl tood thus,
looking u pun each other !n a dis
may far beyond words, the Duchess
approached.
"H' the powers!" she exclaimed,
'three' ImnKcs o tragedy and all
b' rayson o' one dirty old cloak!",
"Dut ho wore that same cloak
lu the lane!" Helen said.
"Pali. Who's to say 'twas him
self left It lu tho wood? So mighty
convayuient to he found!"
To tho arbour they went and
there seated, waited for the Duch
ess to hcKln.
"Now!" said the Duchess, "now,
Is there wan of us bclaved Richard
could stoop to murder?"
Helen and Gregory s'.ared at Richard'a'note, amazed, puzzled, surprised.
Helen: Nay, but, dear aunt, how
If 'twas a duel and
Duchess: Wo may knew 'twas
not a due! or Richard wuuld never
ha' run nwuy. Ileyond all doubt
'twas murder shore. And what
truly amazing murderer! Ho scat
ters his possessions nrl about the
fatal spot! So reckless! Hi? cloak.
Ills ring tomorrow they may And
his hut and his bools. Oh, 'tis an
astonishing murderer! So very lu
ilultu cuix-fijl!
.MnVqula: hrltthlnnlnu) You
think 'twin placed there by other
hands (ban Dick's !in?
Helen: liul, dearly beloved. 1
gave Richard hack the ring! I suw
the cluuk upon him! How then can
they
Duchess: Oh, Miss? And who's to
nay he was not way-laid hurt',
wounded, stripped nnd robbed
Helen: Richard hurt! Wounded,
perchance dead! .
Duchess: (nipping snuffbox
Such a clock o' chatterboxes! Am
I never lu speak? who's Hits?
Three pairs of eyes glaliced
round to see a small, slim figure
curtseying demurely.
'"I be Shurl, If you please," said
she softly. "I be Shurl Camlo, o'
the Poor Folk, vl" a message,"
"Why, Shurl!" cried Helen, smil
ing, and with hands outstretched;
little Shurl, running forward, cud
dled down at my ludy's knee.
"My mother hid mo Urn! ye." said
Shurl, smiling up Into tho lovely
face bent nbovo her; so saying,
she held up a small, folded paper;
Helen beheld scravylcd thereon:
"Creg."
So to Gregory she guvo It nnd ho,
with murmur of upology, read it
hastily, .and though, I ho letter
seemed of no great length. It
brought hint o his feet with cheeks
flushed nnd eyes aglow.
Tho Duchess exclaimed:
"Itead It, mail, read It, this
minute!"
So Uregory read as follows:
'My tenr Uvok.
I vou i. u.t M,l I fOmU ItA A
rmu'iicivr iireel.ihn,,!. And a iimr-lU-tvr
I must 1,-iiinln for divers
' lennolls. Meanwhile, ilnee even
luuidoreis must live, IuIuk mo
Wlml tixmlo yua h;ie lu li.iuil ui
Ihu old forest liyKtlin: pl.icu 111
ID oYleek on Wedllemluv.
"Thus tar I am Imlo In nihul nnd
ttedy. unit m. tu Ihee desplle tliti
U'lir.llilill evIUemva or my RUIIt. I
Mibarilliu iii)'tk-lf now. us ever
lliv iiniteful, lovlni;, Glenoid of
Weare.
Here Gregory paused to glance
Into each Intent f:ice.
"Post NerlUnni.-t'rav hrlnx nUo
my slmiteflt el.i.iK I incnii the old
eanipiitmilnir eloal; that Is llnyil
nnd turned np 'VUli se.ivlel."
Helen drew n deep breath.
"Ills old cloak laced with scar
let? . . . Hut 1 saw 1 1 tui wearing
it! Oil, Gregory, wh.tt . . . what can
It menu?"
IN PATH OF. FLAMES
KKDLAMUt,, rat, July 15. (A)
A luunh fin whtVh tivent over
3000 acre of land northeast of
Hcaumont, 4'itt., uear here, la to
vo.sterday wan Ihmhk fought ty ti
force of iUer 300 m.ju ear'y today
III an effort to keen the flun.eH
from nirend1nc tnti the S.-m Iter
nui ill no national forest,
"Ah, my lady," he answered, f(Jt-
lug radiant eyes to the cloud!. 'is
heaven, "It can but mean that who
you saw lu the cloak, It was most
ussuredly nut Sir Richard." ..
".Nick's late!" said Sir Richard,
frowning.
"Friend," quoth the Calloplng
Parson, "the High Toby concern Is
profession as no man may play fast
and loose with."
"Faith, Rob, thou'rt at least a
conscientious robber!"
"Friend, I am so for highway
robbery should be taken seriously,
as I've warned Nick many's the
time, but then Nick's ... In
love!" Here the speaker shook
grlin hcud In scornful disparage
ment. "And .love hath been the
ruin o' many a promising: High
Tubynmn as should havo neither
friend nor sweetheart. A true
Tobymau should work alone, ride
solitary and have faith abiding lu
Providence."
"Nay, Ilob, , surely Providence
and robbery be but Ill-assorted?"
"Ah, verily, friend! Hut I, though
sinner by trade, am religious lu
Instinct und reverent by nature,
llrcil to tho church was I, and
should ha made a notable good
parson, but a cruel destiny decreed
otherwise. So 'stead o' taking holy
orders I took to taking purses."
"Why not give it up?" ; .
"Hecause on a day, friend, I shot
and killed a perjured rogue whe
had sworn away an innocent .lire,
then I vowed to live and dlo by
tho road. Twas long ago, since
when six sinners vile havo I made
to cease from evil by means o steel
and bullet, translating 'em to a
nobler living, I pray. . . . .See
yonder!" and ho jerked tewlgged
head towards a small, bnttorud,
leather-covered box upon the shelf.
"I cull It my memento mnri ha'
tho goodness to set It In my reach."
Sir Rlcliurd did as requested, and
opening the box the Calloplng Par
son gazed Into It, smiling a little
grimly.
"Lookce!" quoth he and held up
n rusty Bpur. "This was Sylvanus
Todd, one o' Jonathan Wild's- per
jurers, as black a rogue as ever
sold man or woninn to the gallows!
I killed him on Kunniugton Heiitll.
This," said be, showing a large
Plato coat-button, "this was Tim
othy Dwyer, another o' Wild's
crew. I stubbed him wl' my sword
ono night, whereby two poor souls
won froo o' the noose awhile. Here
now," he continued, drawing from
the box n bunch of seals, "here's
William Shund, another of 'em. J
sho him on Illackheath, Thic,"
and ho showed a gold ring, "this
was Thomas Colllson Tom was a
mistiiko . . . however. This," and
ho held .up a yellow luce mule,
"this was a murderer o' quality.
Sir Ralph Muiltly, that dodged iho
gallows, thanks to Wild, who sets
nuothcr dangling In his stead. And
that Is all . . . but sonio day I'll
rid the world ot Wild ay. ot
Jonathan nnd Titus Ohlerutt." So
suying. tho . Galloping Pardon re
placed his Mementoes, sighed and
closed the box.
"As to Nick," pursued the Par
son, "tho poor .lad's In love, nnd
so must go gallivanting to the
Guyfford Arms and the couutvy
hereabouts all agog by reason o"
myself."
"Itob, 'twas I put Nick on riding
for I lie Inn tonight If he come to
any harm the fault is mine. llu.
d'yo judgo him In danger?"
"No, friend, I don't eco yon
der!", and lie nodded towaids the
pewter plale that rose upon US
rim and subsided three times.
"That should be Nick und yet,. 'tis
well to be prepared." Saying
which, the Galloping Parson took
up und cocked one ut' his lout
pistols.
(tVcBi lfiil, is:, J. r. i a r'uniuW ,
Qtlck Nick brlnot ncwi that '
tlri c.ir Richard to tako ,i daring
couraa In tomorrows chapter.
j The fire broke out In Cherry
creel; valley nt intun yesterday.
J I'niled Slates ranker and ftre
flu liters from Kiwi side and San
I'ernurdimi counties Joined tile
forces lu the hopes uf uttinff the
Ma ye under control thta imrnliig-
I'miliiiul Hoy lr.mn
MHtTl.AM. .Inly 1 -IV) Mr.
and .Mix. A. A, Cauftcbl nf ori
Irtnd havo lecelved word tliat their
son, laul, 17, li owned near F-o
Angeles Sunday. No iletuils of tho
death were contained in the mes
wme. The youth went to lnn At.
Kele.s a short time ano In fimvii of
eintiloyiuvut.
oft FEDERAL ELECTION
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BY NEGRO SOLOM
clfltfAfjo July- Y&. 14) .'liitrii; .
(ductlon Ih onBi'ewn 'of, r federal
leiecliun law bill l pioinlsed hy
Oscar Up 1'i h'nt-, neKi o rereenta-
itive ut WasiilnKton from Illinois.
In hlH first Kpeech lu CIiIcuku on
national racial question Hiuce his
eh'ctlon t toiiKresM, Ue l'rlest Uhl
a m'Kro audience last iiluht his !
pi oftosed hill would put national
election in tho hatiiln of kivtii
ment election boardK. Ue frieMt
w;tM introduced as. the lone repre- ,
sentative In WaKhinRtcui of the 12
mill Jon negroes In the 1 nlted ;
Siate.s.
"I am fiKhtlnj?." said tio i'lb-fd. :
"not for social equality hut for!
equality under the law. The proa- !
M')-mn oo loved foIkH in the noi tii I
must rescue the disfi'aucbised
blnck peonn of the noinh before j
we ean Hay the iicki'o of America la ,
free. 1 '
"I am koIiik 'to continue my 1
lourH thrituicl) the sourh; notwith- j
Htnndfni? threatH I have received. ;
I'm K"i"K to try to teach the eol- i
oi'ed )fople of (heir rh.'btH under1
the constitution." (
TO OCEAN FLIERS
VATIOA .V1 (1T . ,v .1 uiy 1 fi.-fW j
ViuA lias paid ihe American j
trans -'Atlantic aviators, Captain .
I.ewlH A. Vaneey ami Kuner Q-1
Williams, an unusual honor. I
They were granted ti private
audience yentorday. As tlny en
tered the pontiff arone and walked
across the room to meet them.
Ife said In hh.KliKh: "Welcome,
welcome." ' 1 '
Then he reverted to Italian, eom
mentlntf on their "w o n d e r f u 1
achievement," with Mnmdnnor Ku
gene Iturk, rector of the American
college translating.
The fliers were Riven a special
dispensation permitting them to
wear their ordinary atreet clothes
instead of the customary evening
d ress.
The audience lasted five min
utes. The pope filially wi.shed
them luck and imparted his hles.s
injf. TO BE REVIEWE
t 'tr .
M'ASHINCITON, July 15. (JV)
VreKtdent I loover took' Ambassa
dor Paul t'luudel of France . to
Haitian) re with him today for a
review of the Kalnbow division.
In addition to Ambassador Olaii
del, the president was accompa
nied by his two Hons, Allan and
Herbert, Jr., his secretary, (leorjse
Akerson; t'ol. Campbell Hodges
and Captain Allen itiuhanan, his
personal physician.
The chief executive's program
Included an Informal luncheon at
the Maryland club after which It
was planned for him tn go to the
city hal to review the parade of
the division, which Is holding Its
annuil reunion in Italtlmore.
DESTROYED BY FLAMES
NKW U'KSTMINISTI-nt. 11. C,
July 15. KflV-U't'Ck-eml fires im
KreKated total Iohhch amount Inn to
nearly $1,750,000. Provincial ex
position nullilinKM at Queens 1'ark
wcic (U'HtruyiMl Snnilay with n loan
of $tr.O.OOO. Only the nl;ulluni nnd
ii few stock bnllilfnKK escupeil.
Saturday tlu West minlHtor Taper
('ompariy. IJil., plant wan de
Htruyed with a loss of one million
dollars. Tho fire spread to a por
tion of the TrtaiiKle Chemical
eonipnny, causing ft quarter mil
lion dollnr loss.
To thoroughly bake
'. a hundred -pound
fish would be a . .
' of a job
You'n he much more Miccrssful
contrul the cooking just as I tills
liros. control the ilavor of their
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fcW ponn.ls at ti tirne never in
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