m uJ
“W e’r e here,* said B ailer, to hfs w hen h e 1* w inning— I -won't
trav elin g com panions. "You c a n ’t park I won’t!
Send B ailey; 1 can't I
th e c a r in fro n t by the fence; Mr. | him ."
David m ight se e you and kill him self
"If you w ant to d isc red it
by a m istu rn . Com e up to th e grand- a h d its d riv er, Mr. F fren ch , >0*1
sta n d se a ts .”
do It w ith o u t m e.” slow ly added
Mr. F fre n ch got out In silen ce and ley. "R u t It w on’t be any use to
a ssiste d E m ily to d ecen d ; a p ale and . for Mr. David, b e ca u se
he
wide-eyed E m ily behind h e r veil.
com e.
“T h e boys w ere calling e x tra s ,” she
T he au to c rat* of his little
suggested faintly. "T hey said th re e
looked from one^WfedL-KL the cl
acc id e n ts on th e tra c k "
confounded w ith th e unpreOPdHM
B ailey tu rn e d to a blue and gold of
"If I w ish to w ith d raw him, l ^ L
ficial passing.
G overnor M arshall o f I nd lana
place him o u t o f d a n g er," be r e t f l
“ N um ber
seven
all rig h t? " he
poses fre e schooT books.
w ith a sp erity . “N ot because I w f l
asked.
m ortify him, n a tu ra lly . Is th at
n
b
ill
t
a
r
r
y
-
j
The Indian a p p ro p riai
"On th e tra c k , L e stra n g e driving,"
Does he w an t to p ass th e n e x t th
in'g Is, 000,000 has been ; aaaed b y the
w as th e p rom pt response. "L eading h o u rs u n d e r th is o rd e al?"
house.
by th irty -tw o m iles."
" I’ll te ll you w h at he want«,
A little of E m ily's color ru sh e d back.
Roosevelt re je c ts a pf posai to try
By-
aw ered Dick. "H e w an ts to
S atisfied, B ailey lead th e ir way to the
to b rin g the R epublican! and P ro g re s
alone. It seem s to m e he's
tie rs of se a ts, alm o st em pty a t th is
sive factio n s to g eth e r. \
th a t”
hour.
P
early
,
u
n
su
b
s
ta
n
tia
l
In
th
e
.
Survivors o f th e ste a M g h v flA e e ra n s
young
light,
lay
th
e
huge
oval
m
eadow
j
, E th a n F french opened h i. lips
Author* of
say 33 men p erished v j| n th e vessel
a a n n d d t th
h e
e f tra
r . e c k k edging t It ,
! C lo ie < 1 t h e m a S a l n » R h O U t S P e
was lost on Peacock spi
had not been his life's habit
" T h e G a m e a n d t h e C a n d le "
" I’ve se n t o v e r for Mr. D ick," Bailey
people alone and th e a r t w as a
R obbers u sin g a un I U H lllt In I 1 up
Inform
ed
th
e
o
th
e
r
two.
"H
e
's
been
Illu s tra tio n « B y *
w ith difficulty.
an ex p ressm an on th e ) o u ts k irts of
here, and he can te ll w h a t's doing.
"I a d m it I do not comprehend j
P ortland, m ak in g th e i^ e a ap e e a sily .
R yt Y
W A L T E R S
F our c a rs a re out of th e race. T h e re 's
feelings you describe," he conce
Mr.
D
avid
c
o
m
in
g
!"
S u ffra g ettes announce Ithofa' in te n
last. "B ut th e re Is one p e rso n K
u s . W BaM» narrili Cao
A gray m ach in e sh o t a ro u n d th e
tion o f m a rc h in g from N ew Y ork to
u
w est curve, h u rtle d ro a rin g dow n the has th e rig h t to decide w hether
W ashington to p re s e n t th e ir dem ands
SYNOPSIS.
s tra ig h t s tre tc h p a st th e sta n d and sh a ll con tin u e th is risk of h;
to congress.
cro
ssed before them , th e m echanician E m ily, do you w ish th e c a r
T
h
e
s
t
o
r
y
o
p
e
n
s
o
n
L
o
n
g
I
sla
n
d
,
n
*
a
r
T he accounts o f th< sheH ff o f M ult-
d ra w n ? ”
N ew
Y urk
c it y .
w here
M iss
E m ily risin g in his se a t to c atch th e p endant
nom ath county. O r.
a la fc e d to a c e n t F f r e n c h . a r e la t iv e o f E t h a n F fr e n c h , I
T h ere was a gasp from th«
linen
stre
a
m
e
rs
and
wipe
th
e
du
st
w hen th e books w ere tu rn e d o v e r to m a n u fa c tu r e r o f th e c e le b r a t e d “ M er- I
tw o men.
cury”
a
u
to
m
o
b
ile
,
lo
s
e
s
h
e
r
w
a
y
.
T
h
e
from
the
d
riv
e
r’s
goggles
In
p
re
p
a
ra
his successor.
c a r h a s s to p p e d an d h e r c o u s in . D ic k I
"I? ” th e young g irl excli
fr e n c h . Is to o m u d d led w ith d rin k to tion for th e "d e ath tu rn " ahead. T here
Two d esp erad o es in ' a n auto m o b ile F d ir
e c t it a r ig h t. T h e y m e e t a n o t h e r c a r was a se ries of rapid explosions as the am azed. "I can call him here—s
th re w a b rick th ro u g h a C hicago je w
H e r voice died out as Lest
'■ ¿ .T r a n k ‘ r S T t S l ? f l U * ^ «*•«■ a»ut off his m otor, the m achine
e lry sto re w indow , seized gem s w orth th e F fr e n c h ■ c a r a n d v d ii ir
c a r ro a re d past, o v e rta k in g two
ts .» M
e n e c n h 3 sw
the * infield
t c e ' c it»
i ¡ S iss
3 l F 1 f 1 r m
w erved
> p tj
n alm
i i u u o o st
i
i facing
n v iiig
— — — - — .
how
to
pi
*
“ E ,?>n
‘
$800 and escaped.
fence and slid around the bend w ith a
«he tu rn and slid in g between
F fr e n c h h a s
W itn e sse s testified th a t ‘"pro fits” o f ha« disappeared * h *»" in fo r m * E m ily skidding lu rch th a t th rew a cloud of *U h a n au d acity t h a t provoked
of ap p la u se from th e spectator«'
m ore th a n $00,000,000 have been m ade mairy" ¿fcV. who“
'’ g £ d - n .,u ‘red but '
hl*h •» ‘he a lr' E m l»' crled 0 u t' call him In from th a t, to have him
by th e F i r s t N a tio n a l bank o f N ew Irr e s p o n sib le fe llo w . It a p p e a r s th a t a Mr F french h alf ro se in his place,
a r tn e r o f E th a n F fr e n c h w a n t in g a n e x -
t h a t ’s th e m a tte r? ” dryly queried w ith h e r—th e m ere th o u g h t was-
Y ork C ity , since its o rg a n iz a tio n w ith p p *rt
to r a c e w ith t h e " M e r c u r y '’ a t a u to
e v e n ts, h a s en g a g ed L e stra n g e, and at
a c ap ita l o f $500,000 in 1863.
Bailey. "H e 's been doing th a t all lig h t th a t cau g h t h e r b re a th Y“
th e F fr e n c h fa c t o r y E m ily e n c o u n te r s th e n ig h t; - and a p re tty tu rn he m akes, knew L estran g e.
T h e y r e fe r p le a s a n t ly to
A 15-year-old g irl wa3 rescued from y o u n g m a n .
T h e th re e m en w atched her In
D ick c o m e s a lo n g an d too. H e's been doing It for about five
a band o f g y p sie s a t Los A ngeles. r th e c e o ir g n m iz e e e s tin g t h w e h en
y o u n g ra c er. D ic k lik e s
suspense. T he
M ercury car
She claim ed to h ave been bou g h t by th e w a y L e s t r a n g e ig n o r e s t h e ir first years, in fact, e a rn in g his living, onlj
e e t in g w h e n h e a p p e a r e d to a d is a d we d id n 't see him .
H ere goes an p assed tw ice again before she
th e lea d er o f th e band from an orp h an m
v a n ta g e . L e s t r a n g e t e lls E m ily t h a t he
her head, and In th a t space of s.
w ill tr y to e d u c a te h er In d iffe r e n t c o u s in : o th er."
asylum in M ontana e ig h t y e a rs ago.
a s a n a u to m o b ile e x p e r t.
D ic k u n d e r
Mr. F fre n ch put on his pince-nez. d red seconds E m ily reach ed theg
M exican re b els e x te rm in a te d - the ta k e s h is b u s in e s s s c h o o lin g u n d e r th e ! p re serv in g th e dig n ity of outw ard unselfishness.
t u t e la g e o f L e s tr a n g e . D ick Is s h e e r grit,
g a rriso n and c a p tu re d th e tow n o f a n d in m a k in g a t e s t r a c e m e e t s w ith com posure. E m ily saw and heard
"W h at David w a n ts," she
A yotcingo, only 25 m iles from M exico a n a c c id e n t. E s t r a n g e m e e t s E m ily In n o th in g ; she w as follow ing L estra n g e “U ncle, w h at David w a n ts.”
e m o o h lit g a r d e n o f th e F f r e n c h h o m e
C ity, a fte rw a rd s a n n ih ila tin g th e fe d th
U n d e r a n I m p u lse h e c a n n o t c o n tr o l h e
“Y ou're a b ric k !” cried Dick,
aro u n d th e fa r sides of th e course,
eral re -e n fo rc em en ts
se n t a g a in s t k is s e s tyer a n d s h e le a v e s h im . c o n f e s s in g around un til again he flashed past passion of relief. “E m ily, you|j
In
h
e
r
o
w
n
h
e
a
r
t
th
a
t
s
h
e
r
e
tu
r
n
s
h
is
them .
lo v e .
T h e u n c le o f E m ily , le a r n in g o f h er, re p ea tin g his form er fe a t w ith b ric k !”
t r a n g e . in fo r m s h e r j
appalling exactitude.
| T he g a rriso n and
in h a b ita n ts o f h th er a t a j t t a c h m m a e o n t Is to h is L e d s isb
She looked a t him w ith eyaj
a n r ed so n . w h o m
r .£ ^ r s e e n b efo re b e in g a d o p te d
It w as h a rd ly m ore th an five min
A d rianople a re re p o rte d to be s t a r v
nev er forgot.
(^claim
s
t
h
a
t
h
is
s
o
n
ra
n
a
w
a
y
ing, and th e B u lg a ria n s believe its
u tes before Dick cam e h u rry in g to
"If a n y th in g h ap p en s to him, l ”
O lute a c t r e s s , r e f u s e s to ao-
, h im . a n d o r d e r s E m ily
to w ard th em ; cross, tire d , du st-streak ed
c a p tu re is c e rta in , th ro u g h th e T u rk
1 die too," she a n sw e red , and ¥
Hck
a
s
h
er
fu
tu
r
e
h
u
s
b
a
n
d
.
A
ish com m ander d e c la re s he w ill neverj
the silk veil a cro ss h e r face.
on in th e s o u t h a n d E th a n I and gasolene-scented.
su rre n d er.
[ t a k e s E m ily to s e e It.
“Go back, Mr. Dick, you're no
"I don’t see why you w an ted to
! com e," be began before he reached h e re ,’’ advised Bailey, In the pf
T he fo rm atio n o f a glue tr u s t is
1 APTER VIII.— (Continued).
“1 g u ess Miss E m ily Is right,
lieved to be u n d e r w ay.
F fre n ch ; w e've got n o th in g to <k
y m o th e r w as a C alifornian,” Le
M a n u fa c tu re rs and im porter)
look on, for David F fre n c h was
ge once said, com ing back from
b e g g in g congress to le t th e
o u t to m ake D arling Lestrange
lare
Ttour of Inspection. “She was tw enty
ta riff alone.
H aving left th e d ecision to
me« as m uch alive as any Ffrench
It w as In c h a ra c te r th a t her un
£
P re sid e n t T a ft g re a tly
th a t ev er existed. I’ve been told. I
fered no re m o n stra n c e when sh
g en iu s, p e rsiste n c e and te n
tancy she passed th a t quality on to
appointed his wish.
J e w ish people.
me— you know she died w hen 1 was
W hen L e stra n g e
cam e Into
E x -P re sid e n t C a stro hi
born—for I nearly drove th e fam ily
cam p for oil and gasolene, near
sonai ch arg e o f h is legÉk
mad. T hey expected th e w orst of me.
o'clock, Dick seized th e brief hi
m ain in A m erica.
w.
~WW
and I gave th e b e st w orst I had. B ut,"
first In th re e hours.
■£,<<:, it*AT
'E m ily ’s up In th e stand,
T u rk s re fu se flatly to pede Adrian he turned to Dick th e c le a r candor of
nounced. "Send h e r a word, old
ople to B u lg a ria and peace r e g o tia his sm ile, “It w as r a th e r a decent
w orst, I h o n e stly believe. T he m ost
tio n s a re broken off.
and don 't get re ck less In front of
o utrageous th in g I ev er did was to
"E m ily ? ” echoed Lestrange,
T he n ew ly-elected wom an m ayor o f lead a se t of se n io rs In h o istin g a cow
w eary for asto n ish m en t. "Give
W a rre n to n , O r., w alked through th e Into th e d e a n 's lib ra ry one night, and
pencil. No, I c a n ’t ta k e off my
snow to a tte n d h e r first council m e e t «o g e t m yself expelled from college.”
let; It’s glued fast. I'll manage,
ing.
“A cow?” th e e th e r echoed.
p ert, go ta k e an h o u r's re s t and
“A fat cow. and It m ooed,” he
me th e o th e r m ec h an ic ia n .”
T he S uprem e c o u rt re fu se s to p e r
"1 c a n ’t get off m y c a r; It'«
m it U nion Pacific stockholders to buy stuffed th e pillow Into a m ore com
fort able position. ’’Is th a t o u r car
fast," R u p e rt confided, leaning
S outhern Pacific stock.
ru n n in g In? No. It's Just passing. If
the back of th e m ach in e to appi
T he S uprem e co u rt has ruled th a t F ra n k d o e sn 't w reck my m achine. I’ll
a te a sandw ich from th e b a sk e t!
cotton b ro k ers m u st sta n d tria l fo r a t get th is race. And th en , th e sam e
wae c a rry in g to th e neighboring
“ Hers Goes Another."
te m p tin g to co rn er cotton.
week, m y chum and room m ate ran
"Go on w ith your correspoa'
aw ay w ith a B oraftora girl of som e va them . " I’m busy enough now. W e're d e a re st.”
A decision of th e Suprem e c o u rt riety show and m arried her. I was leading; If L e stra n g e holds o u t w e ’ll
So re stin g th e card Dick suppli
g re a tly c u rta ils th e pow er o f th e rom antic m yself a t tw enty-one. so 1 win. But he's driving alone; F ra n k
s ta te s over railw ay s and e x p ress com helped him through with It. H e was w ent out an hour ago. on th e second the ste e rin g w heel, L e stra n g e «
difficult tw o lines.
panies.
w ealthy and she was p re tty ; It seem ed relief, when he w ent through th e pad-
H e w as out again
on the
W om en o f th e allied B alkan s ta te s to fit. I believe th ey've sta y ed m ar dock fence and broke his leg. It d id n 't w hen Dick b rought th e mess:
show
u tm o st fo rtitu d e o v e r th e ir rled ev er since, by th e way.
B u t" h u rt th e m achine a bit, ex cep t tire s, Emily.
g rie fs and su fferin g s re su ltin g from som ehow th e re p o rte rs got affairs but It lost us tw enty-six laps. And It
“I Just told him you w ere
m ixed and published me a s th e bride leaves L estra n g e w ith th irte e n steady cousin," he w hispered In h e r e«i
th e w ar w ith T urkey.
groom. H ave you got a cigar?
1 hours at th e w heel. He sa y s he can dropped th e card In h e r lap.
sm oke about th re e tim es a year, and do It.’’
’’I’ll enjoy th is m ere th a n ever,
PORTLA N D M A RK ETS
th is Is one of them . Yes, th e re was
“H e 's fit?” B ailey questioned.
a fine scene w hen I w ent hom e th a t
Dick tu rn ed a peevish re g ard upon you h e re," she read. " It's the
place for m y girl. I'll give yoi
W h e a t—T rack p ric e s :
Club, 800/ night, a B roadw ay m elodram a. I lost him .
8 0 Jc; bluestem , 85(//86c; fo rty -fo ld , my tem p er e asie r th en ; by th e tim e
”1 don’t know w h at you call fit. He cup for our first d in n er tab le, ti
81c; red R ussian, 78c; valley, 81c.
’’DAY!
my fa th e r and nnele gave m e tim e to say s he Is. H is h ands are b listered al
B arley — Feed, $ 22.50bz 23.00 p e r speak, I was too angry to defend my
E m ily lifted h e r face. T he
ready, his rig h t arm has been band
to n ; b rew in g , n o m in a l; rolled, $25.50
__»
self and se
t th ------
em right, V , I __________i
supposed aged tw ice w here he h u rt It pulling of th e scen e w-as gone. Leslie
(<i26.50.
they would learn the tru th by the me aw ay from th e g e ar c u tte r y e ste r eyes laughed a t h e r o u t of a mil
C orn— W hole, $27; cracked, $28 ton. next day, anyhow. And" I left hom e
day, and h e 's had th re e hours' re st sky w as blue, th e su n sh in e
H a y —T im othy, choice, $ 1 7 (i/1 8 p e r
for good In a d in n er coat and rag laq out of the last eleven. See th a t heap th e m erry crow ds com m encing j
to n ; m ixed E a s te rn O regon tim o th y ,
w ith som ething un d er te n d ollars In of Junk over th e re ; th a t's w here the In woke carn iv al In her heart.
$12(i/15; o a t and vetch, $12; a lfa lfa .
"H e said to tell you th e m1
odd change. W h at’s th a t! "
Alan car burned up last night and
$11.50; clover, $10: stra w , $6<vz7.
“T h at,” w as the h a rsh a la rm of the se n t Its d riv er and m echanician to the was ru n n in g m agnificently,"
MillstufTs — B ran, $22 to n ; sh o rts,
official klaxon, coupled w ith th e cry hospital. I suppose If L estra n g e Isn ’t m ented Dick, "and not to In«'
$24; m iddlings, $30.
of c o u n tless voices. T he am bulance fit and m akes a m lscue we ll see v e te ran rep u tatio n by g e ttin g o,
O a t s —No. 1 w h ite, $25(/t25.50 ton.
H e's com ing by—look."
F re sh fru its — A pples, 50c(i/$1.50 pr gong clanged as L estra n g e sp ra n g to som ething like th a t happen to him and
H e w as com ing by; and. at.
his
feet
and
re
ac
h
ed
th
e
door.
R
upert.”
b o x ; g ra p es. E m perors, $5 p e r b a r
u nable to look tow ard th e grani
"W hich c a r? " be called.
"N o!" E m ily cried piteously.
r e l ; M alagas, $8; c ra n b e rrie s, $12.50.
he raised his band In salute
R u p ert answ ered first:
R em orse clutched Dick.
P o ta to e s — Jo b b in g p ric e s: B u r
"N ot ours. N um ber e ig h t's burning
"I forgot you, cousin," he apologised passed, to th e one he kne«
banks, 60b/60c per h u n d red ; sw eets,
up a fte r a sm ash on the fa r tu rn ."
"D on't go off; L estra n g e sw e a rs be w atching. E m ily flushed rosll
2 Jbz 3c p e r pound.
“J a c k 's c ar," identified L estran g e, feels fine and gibes a t me for w o rry d a rk eyes warm ami shining
O n io n s —O regon, $1 p e r sack.
"I can w ait," she sighed, gra
V e g eta b le s— A rtich o k es, $ 1.25{i( 1.50 and stood for an In sta n t. "Go flag ing D on't look like th at."
"R ichard, you will go down and or “Dickie, I can w ait u n til It
p e r dozen; cab b ag e, l c per pound; F ra n k ; HI ta k e th e m achine again
cauliflow er. $2.50 p e r c ra te ; celery, myself. It's one o'clock, and I've got d e r our car w ithdraw n from th e ra ce .” now.”
Dick w ent back.
to win th is race.”
Mr. F french sta te d , w ith his m ost ab-
~3.50(r/4; head
le ttu c e ,
$1.50f<f2
(T O B E C O N T I N U E D .»
Several m en ra n across to th e trac k solute finality. 'T h is has continued
sp ro u ts, 8c p e r pound; g a rlic , 5<iz6c;
L estran g e tu rn ed to long enough. If we had not been ar
tu rn ip s . 75c p e r s a c k ; c a rro ts, 75c; In com pliance
E asily Identified.
beets, 75c; p a rsn ip s. 75c.
m ake' ready, but paused beside the 1 re sted In New York for exceeding th e
At a p erfo rm an ce of "The Gi
E g g s— F re sh locals, candled. 32b/ aw ed Dick to look o ver th e Infield.
speed lim it, I should have been here
A llah,” In New York th e curtaL«
35c p e r dozen.
' He w as in to .change a tire ten to end this scene a t m idnight.”
fallen
upon th e scene In Con
B u tte r — O regon crea m e ry , cubes, m inutes ago," observed R upert, beside
Stunned, his nephew sta red a t him.
teo n l’8 garden and th e tw o wc
them . “ Tell L estra n g e I'm doin' tim e
37c p e r pound; p rin ts . 38(if39c.
"W ith d ra w !”
th e second row of th e g allery w!
P o u ltry — H ens, 15c; b ro ile rs, 15c; cateb in ' him .' he yelled to me. H ere's
"P recisely.
And desire David to
kept up a running conversation
tu rk ey s,
live,
22(</23c;
dressed, hoping his broncho m achine pitched com e here."
th e beginning of th e first act
choice.
26(i/27c; ducks,
n o m in al; him clear from th e firew orks.”
"I w on't," said Dick flatly, " If you
geese. 13c.
W hen the Merctir.y c ar 'sw u n g In, a w ant to rub It Into L e stra n g e th a t sim u ltan eo u sly and rem ark ed tlf
P o rk —F ancy, lObhlOJc p e r pound.
m om ent late r, L estran g e lingered for way, send Bailey. And I say It’s a w as re a l nice
” 1 w as w ondering w here tb e i
V eal— F ancy, 14(i/T4 Jc p e r pound.
a last word to Dick
confounded sh am e.”
was going to com e In," said on«;
H ops 1912 crop, p rim e and choice,
"I'm en gaged' to fen lly ," he said,
’ R ic h a rd !”
now w e've seen It; but I a in 't .
180/ 20c p e r pound.
gravely. "I d o n 't know w h a t she will
H is round face ablaze, Dick th ru s t
C a ttle — C hoice ste e rs , $7/ff7.75; b ear of m e; if a n y th in g happens. I've his hands in his pockets, facing his a c to rs s tra ig h t In my m ind yet
one of 'e m 'i A llah' do you tbl’
• a n d $6.50 b /6 .7 5 ; m edium , 6 b /6 .3 5 ; toid you th e tru th I'm old euough to uncle stubbornly.
"W hy. you Just seen him ,"
choice cows, $ 6 b /6 .5 0 ; good. $5.50»»/ see It now ‘'A nd I T trie d to square
"A fter his splendid fight, to sto p him ed th e o th e r; "th e old chap th
5 .7 5 ; m edium , $4.50(</5.25; choice things."
now ? Do you know how they ta k e be the garden, he’s Allah "
calves. f7.50bz 9 ; good heavy calves,
ing put out. th o se fellow s?
Why.
$6c/.7; bulls. $3(1/5.50; sta g s. Ifiozfi.
CH A PTER IX.
w hen the Italian c a r w ent off th e trac k
Too Active.
H ogs L ight, $7.50^1.8.10; heavy,
for good, last night, w ith Us chain
"I w onder w here Bill Is no» [
$«.6(V</7.25.
In th e d elicate, fresh J a n e dawn, tangled up w ith e v ery th in g
under
an a ctiv e fellow a s he was!
Sheep — Y e a rlin g w e th ers. $4.25<rz th e F french lim ousine c re p t into th e n e atb , Its d riv er sat down and cried
doing som ething " "The last I.
5 .7 5 ; ew es, $4 o i4 .S S ; lam bs, $6(/i
Moh Inclosure
And you'd com e dow n on L estra n g e of him , he wae doing lim e .”
6.75.
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Livery, Sale
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Good Rigs, Horses, Careful Drivers. Charges Reasonable.
Horses Hoarded by l)ay. Week or Month.
A Trial Will Satisfy You.
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