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I haw always played in tough luck.
“Rec< gnlttofi in the most generous I
Y om might ray that 1 got more than
the Uaut for nothing much more than way pcaailite ot th*» na tfa ma I aspira-1
tiou» ot the Chiucae people.” ia th« I
petty lar.euy
Bpufcane, Portlaud A Beattie railway,
lA-at meaiiM toward improvemeat of I
because it had been chosuu by EU» -James Wittos admitted Haiurday Amertvan relation« with China, iu U»a|
worth Keitoy and James WUlos as the
mghi chat be was a bit surprised at opiuwu ot Kt. Bev. Logan H. Boots, I
lotale of the fluai episode iu their t.-i.
Blahop ut Hankow, who «peaks from I
hu< . up.ure.
days of spectacular flight from the hiw
“Where It came from or what caused 3U years' experience iu the Orient.« I
The 50 fandlles ot Bingen, whose
it J don't know,” be «aid, “but Friday
Hlidiop Roots is even inclined to fa­
main street is the North Bank high­ night I had a hunch that we were go­
vor the yielding of extra territorial
way, were proud that they were in the ing to lie captured. It looked to me
rights “in the very near future,”
sun. They didn’t hesitate to say so.
like everybody that was playing hunch­
Bingen, when the Bpoknne, Portland * es Saturday had ’em work out. Chrio- though he observes that this “ia a
quastion to be determined in tits way
Seattle rail line was flrst built, was the
toffersou and his men bad a hunch that
leading town of southwest Klickitat tiiev «ere goiug to get uh sure. Their propoeed by the Washington confer­
Discussing the question nf
county, in the Washington mld-Colum hunch and mine went hand in hand ence.”
these extra territorial rights, whii-h
Na country. Then the orchard boom
and Kelley and I are back to Haiem.” Involve the administrattoa of justice
started, and every springtime trees on
for Americana in China under Ameri­
fertile acres back upon the bench of
Haturday's efilaode recalled to local can law, and by American officials,
the Columbia began to «prinkle the
folk the rase of Luther Fagan in July with a mixed court of Cblneae and
earth with snowy liloesotns. A new
1921.
Americans for diaputca between cttl-
town, White Salmon, came into being. of Fagau
kidnaped the wife aud daugh­ xeus of the two nations, Bishop Roots
It was built on the edge of the Colum
ter of T. J. Miller, Oak Grove orchArd- points out:
Na river. Orrhardists didn’t like to
Ist, seized an automobile aud made a
-fhe experlemv of Germans snd
haul their supplies up the steep grade
circuit of the valley. He was Anally Kussisna who bare had no extra­
from Bingen. They preferred thst the
overhauled in the foothill» near Oak territorial rights for some flve years,
merchant do thst upgrade transport
Ing.
While Huimou grew.
Bingen'« Grove. He placed the younger woman ludicstes thst st least a fair degree
frame buildtngx, tho«e great, gaunt lu front of himself, however, with a of justice may be had by fort>igu<*ra
pi»tol at her back, threatening to shoot without such rights.
It is a very
structures that grace the typical i«x/m
in esse any move was made to capture complicated question, and should in«
town, lost their paint, and at Intervals
him.
volve careful official enquiry into
one burned. .
Fagan, apparently Insane because of present condition» The point should
Bingen was being forgotten.
an umuicxvssful romance with the lie made plain, however, that we de­
Then came the construction of the
young woman, was persuaded by City sire to accord the most generous rec­
North Bank highway. White Salmon
Marshal Hart to accept a reward of ognition to Chinese national aigiira-
failed to hare it routed over the can­
»AU if he would release the woman. tions; and it will certainly be better
yon top. But White Salmon boosters,
Hart, iu the presence of the ex-convict, for us to err on the aide of generosity
orchardlats with a tonnage of apples
passed a hat through the crowd, col­ rather than on the side ef conserva­
to ship, and merchants who entered to
lecting the money. Aa he advanced to tive adherence tp the status quo even
orchardist trade, had persuaded the
pass the coins to Fagan, I’regge, with if this involve some loss and even
rail line to name the station White
his bunting rifle, submerged, except danger to American lives and proper­
Salmon. And all the efforts to have
for his hands and bead, crawled up an ty in China.”
tiiat name changed, although Btngeu
irrigation canal, until he was about
It will probably surprise most Amer-
reiently became an incorporated city,
50 feet away, fronting the madman. irans to be informed that there has
was unavailing Apple shipping ware­
Just as the officer handed Fagau the lM>en a cooling of the old time friend­
houses were built there, snd a lumber­
liandful of money, i’regge tired over ship between China and the I'nited
leg plant and box factory began to
the girl's head. Ill« bullet dipped the Htates. Bishop Roots, who lias just
hum, but White Halmon continued to
hair of the girl, ploughing of the top arrived from China t«_jittend tlie
gain all the publicity.
of Fagan’s head and «prinkling Hart general convention of the Kphieiipal
And mo Hatnrday, when Bingeu
with bits of hi« brain«.
church at New Orleans next Octolier,
awoke to find that the Oregon convicts
says:
had l«>en their guest« and that Bin-^en
A town and its citlseua never know
“America has lost, in the eyes of
date lines were ai*pt-aring in all metro­
what kind of visitors they may ba har­ tlie Chinese, the position which site
politan pa|«*r«, they expremed their
boring. We point you to last Tuesday, held three years ago a« the most fa-
di*llght.
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when Hood Biver, all unawares, all of von*d of tlie nations. That position
Tlie four Multnomah county office»*. its oflk-ers on the Colombia River high­ was due to our friendly diplomacy;
H. t'hristofferson. Geo. Jackson, Pete way west of here, waa the boat of the our having no ]>olitical axe to grind,
Rexford and Ed Gloss, pa«sed through deaperuilo escaped convict trio. Willda our freedom from any conuillclty
with the opium trade, and eiqiecially
Centerville Ssturday on their way to told the truth aboot lielng up town.
He changed a >20 bill at the First to our returning the Boxer indemnity.
the lair of the desperadoes east of
National
Bank,
THier
L.
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Baldwin
Goldendale. They were batted by of-
We are now charged with imperial­
He Interviewed ism. being a world power stHl seek­
fleers, but were allowed to proceed. making the change.
When they rrached Goldendale they Harry T. DeWitt a little after seven ing to expand; with capitalism, «Ince
realised that they were playing the o'clock, asking when the grocery we obviously have money to lend anil
part of «uapei-ta. The Ceuterville of stores would open. He bought an Ore­ are ready to take our part in titer
flciala bad telcphopcd on ahead that gonian from Fred W. Itonnertierg. He peaceful penetration’ of China by onr
the four men were acting queerly; ia declared to have eaten at the Apple commerce; and with selAsh unfriend­
that they were thought to be imperson­ Blossom cafe, where Mrs. “Punch” liness to China —hlch is now charged
Iamiberg waited ou him. Tile men, it against all the foreign powers except
ating officer«
ia declared, visited Bert Head’s used Riuwis."
Asked the reaaon for this, radical H
Kelley and Wilton couldn't say too car exchange and tried to negotiate
change in the reiattons Imtween that
many complimentary things about the for the purchase of a machine.
officer« who got the drop on them.
two countries, Blahop Hoots said:
Willos was calling George Jackson
“I think the fundamental rraaon Is
•fsther” as the party proceeded down
the development of national self-con­
the Columbia River highway to Port­
sciousness and the denaind for free­
land Saturday night.
“My daddy
dom and self-determination. The In­
i-onldn’t have treated me better,” be
fluence of Kunda, through deliberate
declared.___ ______ ____ _
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Russian priqstganda, and gtoo through |
the inevitable contagion of new ideas I
But the two bad boys held Frank
Munroe, city marshal of Bingen, in
lias also tM*eu at work. China and
utter contempt.
"That bird ought to
Russia ha re for more than 2,000 miles
a common international boundary. I
get a daylight job,” said Wiltos, “He
certainly ain't there on night work.”
Furthermore, the new government in
Munroe reported Saturday, after he
Russia treated China from the start
had seen the picture of Willos, thst
with extraordinary generosity.
The
the convict had been in Bingen two
soviet government renoiinivd all con­
days. , He said that he had talked with
quests made by the government of the
him. He also reported that he had
raar in China, Manchuria or any­
seen the Rippoid rar leaving the North
where elae; and restored to China
Bank highway over the White Salmon
without any compensation the mining,
road about midnight. Willos snd Kel­
forest and all other coticeaaiotiM which
ley raid Munroe was not in evidence
China bad made more or less through
on the
forte to Russia and Russian«. Russia
of Bingen while they
Hutt officers never also renounced all privilege« what so- |
aelr aeries uf burglarira.
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Ah Mon. 43«, 1MM It ever enjoyed by Ru a alan te n der s ia-1
gave a tl
It runs in the Rexford family to par­ la very true that at frequent intervale (’Ilina, and consented that no |a*rs<>ii.
ticipate in famous Oregon bsndlt last Hatnrday morning they were voic­ even a Russian mlraionary or priest. I
hunts. Pete Rexford, the genial snd ing that query made famous the week should be exempt from the jurisdic- I
efficient chief of traffic officers for i«*fore by Mr. West:
t ion of a Use I Chlnrae court
"Another vital element in the in I
Hherlff Hurlburt, was among those
“Where la Dalrymple?”
present when Keitoy and Will«« “stuck
Hherlff Kdlck tried to telephone to fluence of Russia is that in the main I
’em up” in the hlntoric Goldendale tlie warden from Bingen. He was rr- it has depended < hi the vitality of I
nine-covered glen Saturday sftranoon. l«irted to have been at Albany. But Idea and not upon force or threat« of I
lie was intermittently in pursuit p<w the sheriff waa uuable to locate him force, although the Haaa war has I
see during the 10-day specta<-ular«vara- there. Nobody from the warden’s of­ Isen deliberately advocated in appeals I
tion of the convicts.
fice ever turned up in the White Baikn- to tlie la lairing classes. A Anal rea- I
«ou for Russian Influence in to la- I
Mr. Rexford's father, the late En <>u country.
found in its txild advcxacy of the ma- I
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sign Rexford, was a nxmflirr of posae».
who chased the notorious Harry Tra­
How to get a roil of kodak pictures, terialistic |>hll<>»<>phy of Karl Marx I
cey hack In 1902. The elder Rexford taken by the local correspondent of aa the sufficient foundation of the I
was living with his family near Ger Bingen activities, to the Oregonian last popular ides« of both science and I
rate then. Tracey stole hla horse sad Hatnrday afterumm, proved a pei^tlex* democracy. Tbs Ruatdau slogan ’n- I
buggy. It made him far madder than Ing problem for a time. Mr«. Hu«ie I. ligicm ia the narcotic of the people' I
does the theft of a man'« automobile Lynn ir»« given the roll and told to ha« been translated Into telling t^lii- I
these daya. He did aome effective work get it to Portland an sism a« iwswible. nene form: ’Religion Is the opium of - I
tlie people.' These Chlnrae who ac. I
in chiming the famoua t*d man.
Walter W. Hhay transported It over
the highway tn his Essex coach, and <ept this philosophy and this Watch- I
When the convicts were passing Cas­ some of the pictures were ready for word cannot but distrust America. I
which ha« with fair consistency atcaid I
cade Ixx-ks on their way to Portland pilbllratiofi liefore 10 o’clock.
In Chinese eyes for an idealistic i»tiii- I
Hatunlay night, Kelley looki-d out over
osophy and for practical faith in re- I
the rafiidx iielow the locks and retailed
Credit must go to the long distance
that In 1918 tie had Isen a deck hand telephone operators at the local office llgion ax tlie foundation of all tiiat I
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aboard the old river steamer Tahoma. for tlie efficient »rrlrv rendered of- 1« gcsxl.”
As to the aid which the t’nlted |
“ft waa marly as bad aa being lu fi<-ea and newspaper men last Friday
the penitentiary,” be aald. growing moruing and throughout Hatnrday. State« can render in ■ tlx* Hpnutlon.
facetious for the only time during hie Mrs. Frank R. Howard was on duty Bishop Root« rays:
ride from Goldendale.
“Kvery time when the hash reached here of the
“We can «liow the kind of syni-
we made a landing and they had a rapture of Murray and that the other laitliy which will help gisxl relation«
Hgar box to move, they roused the convicts were in biding In the White by axslst Ing t'liina in every way we
whole crew. We worked 24 hours a Halmon country. From then on until can to deal with tiandltry. nd’ltarlsiu
day. That river Ixiat experience may daylight site cisiperatixl in every way aud the* opium question
We can give
have soured my dlsjiooitlon and turned in rousing pfficers and cittsena in every adequate jaiWer to our diplomatic and
uie Into a bad man.”
mid-Columtiia auction. TI h * operator^ consular official« to deal with ancle
on duty throughout the day gave a «liable American citlxcns who make
Jimmy Willow has siaed himself up service that greatly aided the news­ their way into China, especially til >ve
as an easy mark. At least, bin intro paper folk in getting their news to who would make gain at China'« ex­
•qiection. if the color of hla eonveraa- Portland.
penne by imrtlcipation in the traffic
tlon at momenta counted for anything,
In narcotic«, «mall arms or munition«
indicated thia form of self-pity.
nf war. A more fundamental ac-rvice
•‘I’ve always Isen too ready to listen
will lie rendered to <%lna—nnci iiideed
Io what the other fellow haa wanted
HNS, FUK8 AND PRATHERS
to oniaelven — by meeting Imperfect
me to do.” he raid. “And I am liegin-
acx-lal and economic theories with liet-
ulng to feel that I have been used.”
ter theorlra, — Ideas with ideas not
It looked Hatnrday a« if a tem­ with force — and alxive all with the
About thia time someone aaked Wll-
I m who had hern the ringleader In the porary closed season on Ashing "might example of working tnstitutiona which
recent break at the penitentiary. Af­ be enforced Sunday on the White actually euibod- these lx-1ter ideas.
ter some little pause he aald In a near Halmon river in Klickitat county. Finally, the most far reaching, and I
Waxhlngton. becanae of the suspected believe eagerly denucndcxl help, will
whisper:
“It was Murray. At least Turn was prvwtice of Wllloa and Kelley, the es­ lie that whereby we make «ulwtantlal
caped convicts in that region. »core« contributions to both the theory and
the first one that asked me.”
Wilton, as plainly aa though he had of local anglera.apend Bundays on the the practice, not only of political
raid it, indicated that he waa resentful stream. Saturday afternoon sportsmen lirotherhiMxl. Imt alxive all of tho re­
toward Murray because he beiteves were cancelling their orders for fresh ligious brotlierhcxxl of all (’tirintinnn.”
that gentlemanly man-kilter had found mi I mon eggs and announcing that they
would And diversion in golfing.
him an easy mark.
Sunlight sr Cod IJver Oil
The rapture of the men, however,
< By Frederick D. Ht richer, M. D,
“What date to thia?" someone asked, lifted the Ian, au<l wore« of anglers
ix)llal«>rating epidemiologist.
Oregon
aa the two convii-t« were en route from visited their favorite stream. Recent
Ooldcndflle to Portis ud. Traffic Deputy cool weather cleared the river, and Ane State Board of Health In cooperattaa
with the I'nited State« I’ulilie Health
Rexford Informed the questioner that i-atchcs were reported.
Service).
It wax Anguat 22.
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When examining children in Ore­
8. K. Bart me«« ha« sai rifluMl one
“Just one month from today," aald
EHaworth Kelley, “and I will be ready walnnt tree and has equipped two gon one 1« atrongly Impreased with
to celebrate my 30th birthday.
I’m others with girdle« of tin. in order to the large proportion who show signa
afraid I won’t get many congratula­ jrrvmt silver gray squirrels from rob­ of slight rideeta. Aa many as three«
ing him of his harvest of nuta. For- quarters of tlie children attending
tions that day.”
merly the saucy rodents were accus­ clinics often show "Immisi” on the
Truman Butler, with a party of tomed to leap from the oak trees to the hrad. grooving of the ribs, «light
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The Dalle, _ friends,
waa on
a ride
In Bart mess house and thence to the «ae- l«>wl«*ga and other «Igus. and give
the Goldendale country Haiurday af- rifleed walnut tree, the lxuigha of histories of delay In the appearance
of flr«t teeth and In atartlng to walk.
teznoon- They left Goldendale imine which were allowed to remain.
Mr. Rartmess tried In vain to keep The symptoms are rarely very «ever«
diately after the car carrying the pria-
onere and trailed it on into Hood tlx* squirrels out by chasing them from and are usually found in srtlfliially
the ground, hut they were too persist­ fed children, though not always.
Biver.
Rleketa I« a disease of infant« and
ent In the raids from the housetop ami
thia year to get younger children in which the l«mm
tree Isuigha. He hopes
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a few walnnta for hla own use, he say«. do uot I m - cohh * hard aa quickly as
they should. It was formerly tlioufM
Mr. and Min. McFarland returned to depend on the amount of Him* ia
last week from the north Ireachcx on tlie food. While thia may sometime«
the Washington coast above the mouth have Momethlng to do with the MW«»
of the Columbia. Mr. McFarland cur­ we now know that tlie true cause 1«
ried hla Ham digger and he aald ho a queer mixture of lack of a vitamins
ate the aacculent slieUtisli uutll hla In the food anil Insufficient aunahtaMu
| When a child get« sufficient sunlight
appetite waa appeaaed.
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