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fiLLÀMôôg WÈÀbLÎGST, MARCH 24, 1910 I "Those on the lone tree ire white There wtl be a curious mixture." Oue suiiiiver morning Gretchen was passing tbe ioue apple tree aud slop pe«i to look at the fruit. While d«»lua a man came and. leaning on the How a Girl Discovered a Murder so fence, began to talk with tier He h:u er by Offering Him an Apple. a very restlt-ss e.ve and was «»iistitiili.v chaugiug bis posllhiu He ssketl uer >, number of questions perlaiuiiig l<> In- By ETHEL BOYER. locality uud dually beguu to talk aloan .'Copyright. ISW. by American Press Assu- the tree. elation. J "It was here." Raid Gretchen, "ibin On Lake Tliuu (Thunder laket. in Switzerland, is the little towu of Ol>er- ray father more tliau a >eai ug>> part hafeu. with its schloss and tiled roof ed with a pwtdler whom he bail li«»i ed bouses uud quaint uarruw streets sbowiug over tils tn rui. Tile |’«;dle> runuing lu ho many diagonal direc has uever been heard from situ e." "What Imauie ot Him?" a*kt><| th» tions that if the towu were not very FROM PORTLAND. FROM ASTORIA. smalt one could never find his way mau. hsikiug away and •’hanging ln> from oue end to tbe other. A short posltiou from one foot to ano:tier FEED. FLOUR AND GRAIN $4.00 Per ton. $4.00 Per Ton. "My fattier was accused ot mur.lv» distance from Olierhafeu. bordering CEMENT........................................... 4.00 „ 4.00 the lake. Is a lltlle fruit farm that for Ing him.” "And was It proved against yout tn CEMENT-TEN TON LOTS . 3.75 3.73 generations has belonged to a family tlier?" asked the stranger of the mime of Zeltner. HAY ................................................... fl.00 KOO „ "No. Th«*re were no witnesses, Bn Alami a buudred years ago there COAL ................................................... 4.00 4.00 „ father Is as liiiiix-viit as you or I " was growing up on tbe furni Gretchen Gretchen tbiaighl she saw the mail - Zeltuer. one of those plump, fair, flax pale face grow a lltlle paler en haired Swiss hisses who are attrn "And Is he believed to Is* guilty?" tlve even to this day. And today on For rates and further information, apply to agents H« follow« : "Some people think so l»*<iiuse ti going to church ot n Sunday tile Swiss girls wear the same costumes that conies up here at time« anti «Its umP D. I.. SHRODK, Tilhimook, Oregon. Gretchen theu wore—a short skirt of tbe tree. They say ihat sometliie F. O. BOZARTH. Bay City. Ore. draws a murderer l>ack to the seeue > bright colors, a black velveteen taai CALLENDER NAVIGATION CO., Agtoria. Ore. Ice. with silver chains banging the oue his crime." Gretchen saw the str’iusrer treuitc OPEN RIVER TRANSPORTATION CO., Oak at. Dock, Port Her nilud was absorb«) In her ftithvi land, Ore. Telephone Main 29tí>, trouble, which also kept tier ami h Office at FRANKLIN A CO.. 134 Front «t. Portland, Ore. lover apnr» This made her garruloii She kept on: “I've tried to persuade fattier not 1» «■me up liere. But be will in spile o all I can do.” “Doesn’t that look as If he wer guilty?" asked tbe man. “No. It «wins to me that he es pects to meet the real murderer tier. And If It’s true that murderers unis revisit the scene« of their crime« poi haps father will find him here som- day.” The man hurrt«lly turn«’, i<> gi Gretchen noticed that tili' hand by n moved from the feuce was treinbllii like a leaf In the wind. “Won't you have un apple?" sh asked. “No. no. no!" Then, suddenly ch«-k Ing himself, be added: "Thank you. m girl. 1 never eat apples. They're sou and hard." “These are not. They’re sweet am juicy." She moved toward him. hold Ing out one of tbe apples she bm plucked from a lower branch of tie tree. "No. no, no!" repented the mr.n. stat Ing at the apple ns If there was some 4 thing about It to lai dreaded Gretchen looked nt him In nstmilsh Maker on the Market. uient. Then, as If to show him tha' “WON’T YOU HAVE AN APPLE?" SHE ASKED, end from the bosom, tbe other from tbe fruit nas harmless, slit* r:iIsed I the hnoulder blade. On Gretchen's to her mouth, look a big bite and heli bead was a dainty white muslin cap. the exposed pulp up for him to see Down at the farmhouse Hernia: A pretty girl In such a costume was uot likely to want for lovers, nor did Zeltner heard a wild cry. It sceme, Gretcheu. but she gave ber heart to to bln> that it came from the direi one Max Beck and had uo encourage- lion of the lone apple tree Bottinili» up tbe Incline. In another iiiomeiil h- uieut for any other. One day n |>eddler passed through came In sight of his daughter A mil Oberbafeu and stopped at tbe Zeltner was standing on the other wide of th farm. Herman Zeltuer. Gretchen'« fa fence holding to the top. "Take it away!" cried the strangei ther. was Keen to walk away from tbe bouse with the peddler lu earnest con I "There's blood on It! It'» from hl ■r versation. They climbed U|> the inoun- i veins! It has grown up through tin trunk and has got Into the apples'" tain Hide aud passed through a wood. Gretchen stood spe« hies» Sudden lieyoud which was ail open space, where grew a single apple tree, Zelt- ly her father dashed lip to the strati uer returned to tbe bouse, but tbe ger. leaped the fence and. graspin' l>eddler did not. latter his people, who him by tbe shoulder, forced him dowi mlsHol him. tracked him to tbe Zell Into a kneeling poHltiou "You flend! You killed him aud I"! ner farm, but could gnlu no trace of him after Ills departure. Tbe last per- me to suffer for your < rluie! Wlia son by whom lie was seen was Her do you mean by blood from Ills veins YVhere did you bury lii in? Luder th man Zeltner. Naturally suspicion fell upon tbe tree?" “Yes." ga«|>e<l the man. bl'< term furnier of having murdered tbe ped dler. for It was known that tbe latter at the blissl stains, as lie aup|H»UM had a good deal of money on his per them. In the grafted apple diuiiiuutin son. Zeltner was arrested and taken bls terror at being uceustxl of III before a magistrate. There were no crime. Zeltner called for nsabfnnoe. am witnesses, uud he was simply ques J tioned He said that tbe peddler bad some of bls farm hands < ame riluttiti; told hliu that be had made enough toward tbe party. "There Is the murderer." be said money to buy a farm and was desirous of doing so. He asked Zeltner to show "He killed tbe peddler aud baa litirn* A Pleasant Physic. Brlu him over bls own farm and give bitn him under tbe tipple tree. When you want a pleasant physic B|«d«'S." some instruction as to what be would give Chamlierlain’a Stomach anil Spades were brought and the txsl Liver Tables a trial. They are mild need. Zeltuer bad done so. and when of tbe peddler was exhumed Hi and gentle in their action and the two reached tbe apple tree which marked tbe farthest poiut the farm murderer refused to look uu It. cover alwaya produce n pleasant cathartic OPPOSITE THE ALLEN HOUSE. effect. Call at Lamar’« Drug Store extended up tbe mouulalu side they Ing bis face with bls bauds. "So you took a grafted apple foi for a free «ample. had stissl under It for awhile. Zeltner telling the nuAi what Implements be Mood «tains, did you?" cried Zeltnei How Good News Spreads. would nix'd aud where to procure white with rage. "Thank heaven, wb SPECIALTY IN ALL KINO OF CAKES “I am Vi yearn old and travel moat them While talking some loose stones prompted uie to put a red apple uu tin tree, for heaven, who sent you tai' k of the time," writes B. F. Tolson, were detached above and came down ALL KINO OF BREAD. tbe Incline. Thinking It was some ani here, must have led me to furnish tlh of Elizabethtown, Ky. '’Everywhere mal. they bad listened, but beard noth meuns to draw out your «mfeasluu.' I go I recommend Electric Hitters, because I owe my excellent health ing more. Then tbe ¡»«Idler had gone Theu to tbe others. "Take him aw:t, and vitality to them They effect a to jail." on. having inquired tbe way to one of cure every time." They never fail When tbe uiau bad gone Zeltnei to lone the stomach, regulate »he tbe villages higher up oo the tnonn questioned Gretchen ns to bow It bid kidneys and bowel«, stimulate the tain side. liver,invigorate the nerves and pu There being no er Mence against ix-i urred. aud when be found that sb Zeltner. be was discharge«! from cus had lieen the Inatruiie-ut by wlikli b< rify the blood. They work wonders Wbsu yow want a quick cure wlthont tidy; but. though he had previously bad been freed front the Im ubo» tbai for the weak, run-down man and ■ay low ot time, and one ihai la tollowcd bad •Sulla, use borne an excellent reputation, many bad been resting qpuu bltu be |«.L women, restoring strength, vigor by her In bls arms and we|>t tears of and heolth that’s a daily joy. Try people believed him guilty. Unfortu them. Duly Nk. Satisfaction is post ■lately for Max and Gretchen old Carl joy. f. lively guaranteed by Chas. "Tbe good book saya." tic erh-d. "thai Beck was among this number. He told Clough his son that the Becks bail for gen a woman tem|itiil a num with an ap erathmu Isirne » «|«>tleiM reputation pie. It has tieen for you. uiy child, tv For DiseMM uf th« Skln. It wsvst fells snd is pl»ss«rrt to taks. and that be would never consent that convict a num with the same fruit aisl Nearly all dlsaases r»( the «ktn. ■ It fe sq islly vslssbls for children. It is exotuirate your father." tbe dnnghter of a murderer should such »• « Irin«, »etter, aalt rhnurn ; femwus for Its cures over • largs part nf A more deiulleil loiifesRlon shown! «n<1 burtter*« itch, ar» rharactarixed [ come into tbe family. Thia meant ttas otvfllaad waeld. that the ] young man should gire up that tbe prisoner, who was walklug hy»n intens« Ilching aud amarting i from Interlaken te Thun, was resting «shich often makea IHa a borden • Gretchen "Max.” safe! Gretchen one day In on tbe mountain side on tbe day ftu- and di«tnri»a aleep «ad reut. Quirk reliel may tnav be had by applying applvtng tears. "If we «aild Ixtt And the mur peddler left Herman Zeltuer flesae relief fierer that would relieve father of thia the petMler lake tail a handful of g< Id Chamlarlain’s Salve. II allays tbe and attempt In Induce Zeltmw to a«- itching and smarting almost in snaplclon «hl< h Is killing him.” stantly. Many «ase« have been "He was grafting yesterday.” said cept one of tbe pin es In recompense • tired by ita use. Foi «ale by Max "I saw him from tbe height for the Informat Ion he h«d m-elrtd lumat i Thug Store. above lie was at work oo tbe lone Throwing himself In tbe peddlers path, tbe man struck him from le-hlrsl apple tree." Would Have Cost Him Hie Life the burg nf the ‘Tb.-»' 1« tbe only work be has done ■ tree, as he-passed. (»•car Howmwn, |yb»n»>n. Ky.. ||e g»ws np there often, but usually to heed, stunning him. then killed blut writes I hare nsed Foley's Kidney He bld the tksly till night, then buried •It and br»sd You know that Is where Remedy and take great pleasure in he left the fieddler or the peddler left It auder tbe s|>ple tree, thinking If It stating it cured me i »er in a Min * ben lie weot sway I wish fa was found that the murder would I* nently of kidne) disease wlikh cer ther wouldn't go there The neighbors sttrllmtnl to tbe owner of tbe farm, tainly would hare coet me my life ” —C- I Clough. see him sitting order tbe apple tree as Indeed It was. Mai now bad nt difficulty In get «rd think he Is drawn to tbe place dney Remedy will Foley's Kidne ting hl« fsther'a -onseut tn insrry «b"re they say be killed bls victim " _______ ,___ of K uidcy or Hlndiier "»Y hat ftult did be graft os the Gretchen, and tbe wedding occurred cure any case < trouble that is not Iwvond tite teac h witboat delay The baron bearing of freer til me»lu me No menicine ran <>o top« «A m » oowgln -wd tewwke t«sada -A Irene»» from the red apple tree the he Ident gave a fete to tbe young more.—C. I. Clough. couple st tbe Bcbtoeu ever torrs." THE LONE APPLE ME One Old Ox. Ecan Croquettes. ■ • game of memory In whi< b forfeits for mistakes and also king, layers sit iu a circle. One be- saying solemnly. "One old ox oysters." Everybody re|M»ats turn. Theu she begins again, I ox o|>euiug oyster«; two tired rotting to Trenton." This goes ke circ le. The uext repetition [old ox opening oysters; two ties trotting to Trenton; three jrra takiug tea." Th!« is re ly each oue, always begluning pldox.'.’ adding a new allltera- h time. Some examples are It It is more fun to make them ■1 go along: lut frhira fishing for frogs." [fairies lighting furious fire- Boil two cupfuls of wlii.e beans that have been soaked iu cold water over night. Add one sliced onion uud cook until lieuus and onion are tender. Pass through a sieve aud season with a heaping tablesptsmful of butter, melt ed; two eggs well benteu, salt, |>ep|ivr and mimed |iarsley. If uet-essary moisten the mixture with gravy or hot water flavored with beef extract. Mold into croquettes, n.ll iu egg uud liread- cninilm and fry lu deep hot fat. Sarve with tomato sauce. Nut Corn Bells. Pop enough corn to bulf till a bread pan when sorted uud all bard corn dis carded. Add a generous cupful of nut meats. Pots- over the evru a candy made of three t-upfuls of molasses, oue siant cupful of sugar, one taldespoou- iera shootlug snipe." ful of vinegar and butter the size of ■ Inion sailing southward." an egg. Boil till It hardens iu water, elegant engineers eating After iHiurlng the molasses mixture over the corn and uuts work all to ilmble noblemen ulbbling gethcr thoroughly with a strong Iron s | hm > u . Dip your bauds iu cold water II tinkers tentatively tolling." and make tbe coin balls before tbe earliest emigrants eating candy cools. Hants.” I terrible talebearers telling Lardcd Calf's Liver. Clean the liver well; then with n sharj' knife make incisions cleat through it an Inch apart. Into these The Signalman. game calculated to break put strips of tit sill pork. Put a table ’lies« in a party and Is much spoon of niim ed oniou. some parsley, n P «I children, even some of lar- dash of pepper and one-half cup ot ujo; strained tomato juice in a |w>t. Lay riac* b row of chairs two less in tbe liver in. sprinkle with salt and urn bet JBau the players. For exam- onion, cover and set on range where I*. if dpe are ten players put eight It will not liotl under nu hour, Grndn- lMdW< jJP1*' players then take bold of all.v increase the heat, in two hours xch otlwr's dress or coat so as to remove from the poi. thicken the gravy lake.aJHlIii. One stands blindfolded, and pour over tbe liver. itb a Mick iu her baud, and siugs: Steamed Czbbage. Take your seat as soon as you can Cut cabbage the same as for saner- ■hfewMB’re called by the signalman. The utlwcs walk solemnly rouud the kraut. Add three slices of fat bacon laire tiU the leader gives three quick cut up iu small pieces. Fry out until pe with hex' stick on tbe floor, when brown. Put cubbage and bacon in ich one fehdeavors to get a chair. Two frying pan, add one-fourth of a cupful "C, of course, left out, tbe blind one of vinegar, cover with water and sea id another, who becomes signalmun. son with salt and |>ep|>er to taste. e f«>rnier signalman joining tbe Cover closely In frying pan and steam tain.' These resume their walk and moderately for two hours. atett for tbe next signal. Each time ter the first a chair is removed, and A Ladder In Sections. os* Who ‘are left without oue are Not every family has u long and a at ot tbe game” except the one made short ladder alsmt ttie house, and II Tbe one to capture tbe often hapiieua that where one of these s tbe game. will not suit the other will, A Cuna- dlan has invented a ladder tbi’t an swers Isitli purposes and when folded Pencil Tract takes up less room than even the old you feel if you were a style small ladder. Tills invention !e. conscientious pencil— consists of a ladder made I d three sec- y was writing with -you? were rather a fussy pen- [always belonged to a pur- ntleman, who knew all g and puuctuatiou. aud leut you to his grand- I she made you write all ta of ridiculous things, with queer King. Wouldn't it make you sluid ? Maybe that is why slate iieucils readfully. They are al- used by children, and, of M ree. ren dou't kuow how to te at ell properly. so the poor, r. ea ■tious pencils have a ter- No Ibis is a plea to you. e humane to your peu< Ils, i them into stubby points oues that they break off. e them spell badly, and ■tn write such ridiculous ilia.—Chicago News. 4 Work or Non«. rning a trade, my boy. [thing. It is better than . large premium. But to him tbe trade must be ited silver affair When | a trade do so with tbe to wiu. Io be at tbe bead b depend upou yourself |d bolding It Make op kt you will be. and be IL • around, but hold your [down and labor for the Bine in your mind to be ■ u or h-t tbe job out— tbe tlons. one on tbe oilier and hinged to get her on one side and in the buck. Ou tbe other side are pins to keep it in place wbeu it is extended to its full length. After tile top seitiou has been bent dowti on one able It folds back, and when the second sevtluu .is down the three fold together like a three part screen. Boiled Salad Dressing. Beat together the yolks of tliree eggs, one teas|HH>nful of mixed mustard, two teas|>ooiifi>ls of salt, three tablespisiii- fuls of sugar and oue deHserts|>>>otifiil of flour. Stir these Ingredients Into u ■ up of boillug vinegar uud cook iu a double boiler. When thick and smooth remove from the tire and wbeu cold ««d in tbe icebox until wanted. Brown Dread. Two eveu cupfuls of yellow meal, oue cupful of dour, two-thirds of a cup ful of molasses, oue teaspooufnl of soda dissolved In one-third of cupful of hot water, one teaspoouful of salt and one pint of sweet milk. Add milk gradually and ndx tboroiigbly and steam for six boors. This Is a well tested New England recipe. Care of Windows in Winter In order to keep window« free from frost »pply « little glycerin on a dry duster. A brilliant polish will result If tbe glycerin 1« rubtied OU tbe Inside of tbe glans just sfter being washed It prevents »learning A little kerosene oil added to tbe water used In washing will add a polish Ship “GOLDEN GATE” Gives Quick Dispatch of Freight between Portland. Astoria and Tillamook City C. S. Atkinson MOLINE PLOWS, Osborne Harrows, STUDEBAKER, WAGGONS AND BUGGIES. GRAIN WHITE RIVER FLOUR The Best Bread C, S. ATKINSON, Both Phones, MOKATIL What is it ? ■o Stores Tros. rec which grows in Mexl i "cbijol." or stone tree. Sous proportions, both iu I and height, it baa a [iraucbes spreading out ferrying leaves of a yel- kvlor. Tbe wood is ex- ■ nd easily worked in a 'It is not given to either fellttlng. The wonderful [is that after beiug cut fe gradually harder, mid |of a few years It is all ied. whether left in tbe rie-d In the ground. From buses can be built that k rears become complete- fed would last aa though Steam Where is it Made ? S» VIERECK, Tillamook Bakery, Diarrhoea Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remody 1er. FOLEnnONEWAR
