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;., He Eastern Oregon tu
L hospital af The Dalles
led by the state board of
:1(ll,y. The award will be
iti later.
IMshi of The Dalles was
bidder on the general con
, The buildings at $22,984
an o( Portland was second
'wWO and Moore McFar
iwtad .third low at $25,
, Knight Electric company
id as low bidder for. the
j ork at lt!25 and the
,Kteni Plumbing & Heating
Portland low on plumbing
iaae at $5740.
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lies
OUBSVILLE, Ohio, July 21
LiMo's coal mine strike scc-
Mbouts seethed Willi : ex
! totlay ever1 the first kill-
ibt many weeks or tne
disorders. ' The victim,
t Simon, 10, was shot late
Er during a clash between
k ind Ktrtkln'fs miners at
;W mine near Martin s
fJXO, w. -v.,- - July ua.
.;m fired upon miners en
it HcKinleyvUle mine-of
Jinrg and Wes-t Virginia
ipinr near WellsburK to
Jiding William Thompson,
it minrrs.
3UXDE. Cii.. Julv 22.
from three woi'ks !o n
'f and Mrs., William Ross
(re found In their"
i:lornobile Sunday night by
i fltar Po'ndosa,' 1
iWllned they had stopped
: ihe timber, neglectlne
t( the engine, and were
by the ear trusses. The
woroufrht to La Grand
The family had lived
Mveral years.- ...-..-'.
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' . iVjiOPMS; TVJen Brace mo-,
near irlfe, Jim, Crcrre
Hot to' litteat Ai tMherltu(ic0 in n
nold' mliifl, ie tireateut lo leave
her. Then, with Pierre's drparlurs
.for ifrnmnlio jrhool imminent, he
tella htm that Ann's teare are line
to Pierre's refusal to uroviile the
money that tvoulil mean a pauina
investment tor them all Pierre
docs not knoio that the mine Is
jiromoln. hv his estranged lather
Kou fJonoiaa. Brucet slealather.
The misreiircscntatiaii causes
Pierre to hand Uruce the money as
the latter Is starting on a trio tor
the bank that employs him and
Ann's father, Jlarfin Bcuis
Jlorr' sudden misnlvnns are
sharpened by llrucc's cool farewell
Then, alone with Ann, he helps
her take some dress measure
ments and is overwhelmed upon
iliscoverintt that he is desperately
in love with far.
Chapter 20
. TRAGIC BURLESQUE
VNN bad run Into her room , to
" get a dress, while Pierre stood
thoughtfully contemplating the
dress form which from his meas
urements of Ann's person had been
made an exact duplicate of her
living body.
Ho had been so preoccupied that
he had not answered Ann, when,
clapping her hands in excitement,
she had stood beside the form and
cried: "Isn't It exactly like me?"
Then she had returned with a
slip like the one she had been wear
ing ns he had taken her measure
ments, and had placed it on the
form.
And now ho was alone.again with
the dress form. Timidly, and for
getful of all else he touched the
mpdel with loving caresses as if
Ann's garment covered not the
wires and rods of a mechanical
form but Ann's living self. .
He was thus engaged when Aim
appeared with the dress, which she
had gone to fetch, over her arm.;
In the doorway she stopped short
nnd stood amazed and frightened,
but won'drously elated at what she
saw.
The very intimacies which had
aroused Picrro had awakened her
to the realities of her affection for
him, and she, too, was over
whelmed by the flood of emotions
which at tills discovery of his love
swept over her.
Then Pierre knew that she was
there.
As tli7 faced each other, full
realization came to them both.
But in that same Instant the tine
spiritual endowments which Pierre
had from his mother, Harriet Noel,
the', strength .of character which
had been given lilm through the
beautiful companionship of that
mother and son, the true greatness
of soul which had been so wisely
fostered in him by the old actor,
Antonio Latour all the essential
forces of his nature were aroused.
" As Instinctively as he had drawn
close to the dress form which, by
the magic of the moment, was the
body of Ann, he now moved to pro
tect the love which in the madness
of the moment they both had rec
ognized. s
With his arm about the waist of
the dress form ho acted a ridicu
lous burlesque Jove scene which
reached its climax when, with the
dress form in his arms, he whirled
about the room in a wild, grotesque
dance. '. . '
Ann, appreciating fully the des
perate purpose ot his nonsense,
took her cue from him and laughed
gaily at the ridiculous scene.
Tor a little she watched, then
withdrew' to reappear a moment
later' dressed in her simple house
dress.
Pierre ceased his grotesque an
tics, and ostensibly wiped the per
Bpiration from his brow, waiting
apprehensively for her to speak.
"Vou Just can't help making a
play of everything you do, can you,
Pierre? Father Tony is right you
were born to be an actor."
By the matter-of-fact tone In
which she spoke, as well as by her
words, Pierre knew that she would
play her part in the tragedy ot
their love.
''Why not?" he said. "It's all a
play anyway, isn't It? Haven't you
ever heard Father Tony recite:
"All the world's a stage, and all the
men and women merely players'?"
"You will soon be acting in car
nest, Pierre. How proud we will all
bp nf von.
"I can Inst see Fathar Tony when
you are really on the stage and, the
people who wrlle about plays for
the papers are saying wonderful
thlnes about you!
"He says that you are the great
est actor ot your generation ana
that some doy the jieople of Or
chan Hill will read In their papers
about you and that then they will
appreciate you. Only today hetold
me that they'd sing a different tune
about vou." .
In the high pitch ot emotional
excitement lo which he ha l
ready been nroused, Ann's words
were almost more than he could
endure.
' Beside himself with anguish, he
shouted: "For God's sake let me
ulone. Don't talk about what I am
going to do. I can t stand it, I tell
you!"
He dropped into a cLalr and
buried his face in bis hands.
Interpreting this as referring to
their love she cried out: "Pierre!"
and made as It to go to him. But
on the verge ot swee.ilng every
thing aside with an open avowal
of love she stopped.
Again she cried "Pierre!" then
slowly she drew back. Quietly, sad
ly, she said. "I fear It is fortunate,
Pierre, that you are going away ia
the morning."
VBut that's Just It," he shoutedi
springing to his feet, "I am not go
lug away in the morning! .
"Do you understand? I am not
going away to school at all."
"You are not going to school?"
she faltered. "Why. Pierre! If you
are not going to school as you have
planned what are you going to do?"
"Stay here and be a soda Jerk In
the Owl Drug Store, 1 suppose."
Suddenly the signilicance ot
Bruce's manner when telling them
good-by and the meaning of
Piorre'js disturbed state of nilndi
were clear, to her. '
She ran to Pierre and caught hlra
by the arm. In her excitement she
shook him ns it he were n child..
"Pierre Pierre Donovan! 1 be
lieve yon gave your school money
lo Bruce!. Tell me, did you? Did
you?" :
,"Yes.", . .i '
"Oh, Pierre, Pierre, why, why
did yon do such a thing?" .
Pierre, remembering all that
Bruce had said about her hopeB and
disappointment, was too bewildered
to speak,
' "It was wicked," she said, "wick
ed! Oh. why did you do It?"
He stared at her stupidly.
"Why did you do it?" she said
again. "How could you take the
money your mother loft to train
you for the stage and let pruce
hnve It for his mining scheme?
What about Father Tony and his
plans to make you famous , on the
stage!"
Suddenly he understood how
Bruce had tricked him by appeal?
ing to his love for Ann. He laughed.
Ann, frightened, cried, , "Pierre,
rierre don't don't!" i Ai
With reckless passlnp, lie shout
ed: "I did i;t so that we can all be
rich. You want to be rich, don't
you? , .
"Don't you want beautiful things
dresses and jewelry nnd automo
biles? Don't you want to live In a
due bouse with servants and, go to
the theater and sit In. a box and see
great plays? Ot course you co.
"Bruce wants to bo rich; he
wouldcommit a murder It It would
bring bim money enough. Your
father wants to be rich.
I want to be rich. too. To hell
with art! I'm going to make money.
"Everybody wnnls lo bo rich, ex
cept old Father Tony, and every
body says he Is a fool!"
Pierre, stop It! site cried. "on
know you don't mean a word you
are saying.
I shall make Bruce return every
penny of your money the moment
ho gets home to morrow morning."
Pierre laughed: "Yes, you will! 1
can see Bruce Carey doing Just
that!" ' .-. .
With bitter scorn of his own
weakness he continued drearily:
'All my life I have done what
Bruce wanted. The first thing 1
can remember was my father mak
ing me give up to Bruce.
'Everybody kuows my rattier
cared a lot more for his stepson
than he did for me. Fy father
hated me. Mother knew it. When
Bruce and I were boys togther, 1
always did what he said. And now
he's got my school money!"
Suddenly he let hlmseir go in a
wild frenzy: "But, t tell you, I will
go to school as 1 had planned; I'll
go in spite ot Bruce Carey and all
his kind. I'll never go back to that
damned soda fountain, so help mo
God!
"I'll get the money I need If I
have to steal It: 1 11 get It If I have
to kill somebody!"
Ann was frightened; she had
never realized that Pierre was ca
pable ot such passion. He had al
ways been so calm and well poised.
"Pierre," she said gently, timidly,
"please, dear, don't don't lose con
trol of yourself like this you "
But Pierre rushed from the room.
Ann called wildly: "Pierre!
Pierre! Everything will be all rlhl,
Pierre!"
The front door slammed.
(Cotwutt. M. ""' f'-'
Ann'a worry over Pierr eon
tlnin. There re JV ""l
yet befor tomorrow' iotallmenl
nds.
DEATH DRIVER GIVEN i FARMER KILLS TWO
PAROLE FROM BENCH
BUTTER GRADING
SALEM, Ore., July 22 (AP) Work
of enforclliK state und fcilei-nl 1VK
ulullons for the grading of butter
and other dairy products anil egs
will hereafter be carried on Jointly
under a contract between the fed
eral farm hoard and the state de
partment of aKlicultule. instead of
by the farm board and Orettoh
State college.
This was deciUed at a confer
ence here today between J. K.
.Vickie, chief of the food nnd dairy
division of the state department,
and William S.hoenfeld. regional
representative of the federal farm
board.
At n scorn! conference n pledge
of strict enforcement of the state
potato irniditiK act through a more
adequate Inspection ' service of
grades and standards was intitle to
potato growers. '
E'S
TO
CHICAGO, July 22. (AP) JOCK
McGurn, young' machine gunner of
the Capone chin, was sentenced to
two years In Leavenworth prison
today by Federal Judge Walter 0.
Lindlej on a Mann act charge. His
wife, the former Louise Holpe. who
was his "alibi" when lie was sought
for the St. Valentine's' day massa
cre in 11129. was sentenced to the
Cook county Jail for four months
on the same charge.
The couple were living together
In a downtown hotel when detect
ives found them a fortnight' utter
the St.' Valentine's day murders.
McGurn wus Indicted hftt never
prosecuted for the crime.
OREGON CITT. Ore- July 22
W) Howard Mattnuxcn. Woodlmrn
truck driver, convicted hist week
on a rhnme of Involuntary man
slaughter ns the result of the
death of five persons, received
parole from the bem h today nfl'-r
belnc sentenced tn three years in
prison nnd fined $lono.
Mnsnnsfn's truck last Inn'' c"1"
tided headon with a piss-ncw
car. kllllnc four persons outright
and futnlly 'Injuring n fifth.
Portraits of distinction. - The
Peasleyev oppv Holly theitter. -
I PCBIALES. N. M-. July 22. (API
T K. S-'Tter, farmer, killed hi-'
' ife nnd r'.cpoon. It ilpb ll-immnnd.
!yelerdnv at his farm by beutlns
I'thfltn t" death with an Iron bar
and then killed himself.
! Madge Clark, daughter of Man
Clark, a neighbor, wllner.ed the
killing of the b".v ami escaped pos
sible injurv to herwlf when she
ran across a field to another neigh.
, bar's house.
IS SOLD FOR S53.000
ROSEBUjRG. Ore , . .July - 22. ( Atf r
Tho sale1 of the r Chlcftan feohl
mine, located on South Myrtle
creek, 35 miles southeast of Rose
burp, to E. E. Ward, formerly of
Spokane, wiir annoutu'etl here to
day. The consideration va nail
to be Jf:J,000. Ward has been ln
toreHled in the property with Ed
ward Iawy, mining engineer, for
four' years.
T he chlcftan mine wns one of
the richest producers In the county
n number of years ago. It wait
nlmndon?d,. however, when the
velh inn Into a fault in the rock.
VIOLENT WINDSTORM
.STRIKES POLISH CITV
LUBLIN, Polnnd. -u:v zz (AH)
Three person,) were dead and fifty
injured, nnd a- thousand buildings,
wero roofless today ns the result
of a violent windstorm.
The wind, AVhich reached the
peak of its power during the hlgbt.
disrupted electric and telephone
service and shattered thousand,! of
windows In one section of the city.
Farmer Shoulders
Gun and 'Missing
Calves Come Home
li K L L I N CHAM. Wash..
July : : lPi -When It. It. Mil-
ler found four of his nine
4- prize Jersey calves missing
from his barn, be didn't call
Ihe sheriff, lie didn't have to.
4- Miller took n shotgun and f
visited all bis neighbor, told
them about the theft, and ex-
4- plained at length what he
v would do when be found the
culprit. When be returned
lo feed the other five calves, !
the missing four were there. &
4
fro duty
WASHINGTON. , July 22.IAV)j
The prohibition bureau today
niado known the nunpenslon ot
John 11. .Madden, former assistant
administrator at Kansas City.
The reason filven for Madden'
suspension was that lie had de
clined to r port tit a new post as
Aittned him at Seattle.
At the prohibition bureau, it
was said that Maddu bad been
Kiven ample annual leave, but
that be failed to report nt bin new
post atVr the expiration of . the
itibliitonul time.
CENTnALIA.. 111., July I'll. (AT)
1- tMwait ir.mann, uir inail
pilot for the I'niveivnl Air 1,1m
company on Evnn.viUe-St Lou!::
air route, was Killed early tod:iy in
a plnno enirOi during a bllndinu
rainstorm nefir here.
Hubert MaclM, n farmer, snid he
heard the piano circle about hi.
house several time:. "The motor
was missing badty." he snid, "and
all at once the plane plunged era.
lly to the earth."
.The pilot was about three iiiilew
off the regular air route.
REESE CREEK
DISCOVERED ILLEGAL
TRNV E R ' ( I ri ) -f -M r; n n d Mrs.
Ralph A.'Iasey, of (jollten, are
Koing to K';t married all over
aaln after 10 years. Mrs.
sey, formerly Miss Mae Men-tinKor,
discovered she had a hushand at
the time he married (Mosey. Her
divorce was not final. To make
her second matrimonial venture
legal, she nnd her husband de
cided to annul their marriage nnd
go through ihe ceremony again.
REESElEEKli HAS
t REE3E CUEEI. Ore., July 22-
(Ccjl.) While rawing- wood late
Bat unlay afternoon, 0. Wnddell
got his left fore finger caught in
the buzz-saw. It was thought best
at flitt to amputate, but the doe
tor decided to tew It up, although
the finger will always be stiff, ho
said.
$100,000 Kodak prized. Details
it Hensley Studio.
REESE CHEEK, Ore., July 2.
Spl.t Miss ' lieva ' Mitchell of
Millsboro returned borne Sunday
after a ten day visit with her school
mate, Mit (ieneva t'arlsoti.
I'hurch and Sunday school wer
held at the Keciie (.'reek school
bouse Sunday morning. A large
crowd attended.
While taking n couple of sick
patients to tho Med ford hospital
Sunday evening, Dr. Jonet of Copcv)
at Prospect ran Into a herd of cat
tle mar tho IMaza (lardens on the
t'rater l.:ike highway, wrecking the
tin to and killing a young heifer,
Ills pru-ence of mind and a good
grip on the wheel, he said, saved
them from a more serious accident.
Jiiek Wood anil family of Ante
lope district' toolt .Sunday dinuor
with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wood of
1 1 cose Creek.
Engineers Killed
BKRWIN," Mil., July 23. (AH))
Kiiginoer of a Wusliington-bnund
Italtimoro & Ohio express and his
nppronllco engineer wore killed to
day Avhen tlmlr locomotivn struck
a sedan stalled on a gnulo enmsiug
liore. . '
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Travel data, road conditions, ro
sort Information, where and how
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. Yours for the asking at Shell
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SHELL SERVICE. INC.
YOUTH HIT BY TRAIN
WHILE STEALING RIDE
LA ORANDE. Ore., July 22. (AH)
Jack C. LUimherton, Hi, of l-rong
Reach, Cal was found dead near
Telocuset Sunday, apparently hav
ing been struck by a train. Me
and a hoy named Shull wero rid
ing a freight train which wns sidw
trnckod'for a passenger train,- U
Is believed T-rfimberton fell from the
freight and Htumblcd against the
passenger.' '
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SPOKANE, July 22 (AP) Divi
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M looilH in North Piu'lflo (Imln
fJrow'ers, Inc., norllilvoMt miirket
ing unit, have been (l.'clnr.'il, A.
C Allium., trcimutvr of North ln
.'tfii rcvenliMl to.tay.
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