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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04
City News
weather ri ~
showers tonight and Tuesday.
Iacrease Express Limits
New Telephone Lime

The county court has been p,ti-
toned by the Salem-Fairfield tele-
phone company, for permission 70
construct new line along the
Champoeg road.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04

INSIST upon DeWltt's Witch Haze
Salve. II Is especially good for piles
Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04

For Sa,e-A few tons OF loose hay,
oats ana cheat mixed, $40 per
ton. Phone sS Farmer Philip
Rees. 5-4-3t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04

For sale--Several houses IN Salem
and farm lands at a bargain Cap
ital National Bank. 6-1-eod-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04
We Ont DO Them ALL

In quantity. quality ana price OF
wall paper The House Furnishing
Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04
Furniture FaetOsy ~

L. U. Jose is preparing to operate
furniture factory shortly on Conn
mercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04
Portiers Half pEiee---
The House Fprnishing co.
staysoa U.aoa school

There is a movement nov on foot
ny ihe slayton people and others
living in close vicinity to arrange
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04

Lace Curtains Ha ( Price
The Honse Furnishing Co,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04
CouncIImen Resting

co1nelmea Gideon stolz and a.
n, Moores will not be at the coun-
ell session tonight, the former be-
ing in San Francisco and Moores at
the coast,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04
DIED

MARTINA the home Of y Z
ents, Mr.. and Mrs 1. !
at 1860 High street, Ksi'A =
aged 6 years. May !. l'a
Services at home at : Oss
morrow afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04

Refrigrrators- 49,
AT close-out prices. Hou-e Fur
nishing Co
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04
Can You Use

! Lace curtains and portiers at ha. I
price? The House Furnishing Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04

Who Said
Wall paper cheap. The House
Furnishing Go.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-04
wisconsin Rehig,ratoss--

White enameled, at close-oui
prices. Hons Furnishing Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
GORDON WROTE ROOTS OPINION
IN VERDICT FOR GREAT NORTHERN
SUPREME COURT SCANDAL Barred BY STAR

and ppLd p court
Departing o.
$500
asking hint send 1.-The
al o the documents
BY in the ehondab nand
Gordon hae
sat Oymp claw fHe tate
possess % letter writer by Roo to Gordon.
a OF d b. mHctngRo actions
with the which has
be of mos HON
Ii viii al de Of hdpd
dollar hG Gordon This Tn arhmen ahna
to % lips The wis uOwn "details Of hnandLne
arA yKhC The
frs in tn eWpBEha information
tereast in tn history Of abingdon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

actually 70 complete the purchase
OF the lots
Assault. 10 Made.
After taking what Atwood says
was a zig.zag course. the stranger
uahered him through The front door
Of the house. and Immediately
threw off his overcoat. Tho room
was lighted but dimiy, and Atwood
had bis owu oYercoat Off and threw
II on O table about Che same time
as the stranger
Atwood had taken step through
pair Of hanging poftieres az the
the request Of the stranger when
he was MI on the head The blow
dld not render the man unc0n.
sclOus, but he half staggered and
inaiinctlyeiy looked up. thinking
that something had fallen from the
ceiling aud bit him.
A. he half uncongciously turned
fO look to the rear Atwood saw
the stranger with O gun IL hts hand,
and almost a. the same moment
the first shot WAS fired al aim
The wounded man does not semem.
Der which ono OF the six shots
struck him To Tie leg, but he ran
iof tho door ana was just opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
PROB:
IS GOING
DEEPER
SPOKANE TESTIMONY
MAY RESULT IN
EXPOSURE.
Closed Doors Bar the
Public From All
information.
tspeelal 10 The star,

SPOKANE, Wash. Dee. -
L. c. Gilman Of Seattle. the
@ n. attorney who took charge
Of Judge oordon'n affairs when
the latter resigned. was closet.
ed with the State Bar commits.
sien al the forenoon. He spent
much time last evening With
the members Of the commission.
). J. LAWN cf Spokane. an 81.
torney and former secretary 70
Judge GORDON here. went before
tho commission after Gilman.
Neither o. these nor Frank
Pest and {. p. Lund. who were
examined yesterday. Will say a
word az 20 the nsfure % their
examination. The spoh ane a..
terneyn are quiet rs mice, bot
az Irust one la known 10 have
stated that Post told him that
he Pest had seen letters al.
legged 10 have passed between
0ofdcn and Rect. and which
ire NnKunaa are believed 20
have possession o.
Peat was called 90 testify on
tfls point yesterday. a court
official who refuses 90 allow
his name used declares that n
e. huxum stated 70 several
persons N his hearing that
Iueue Gordon Was charged
with = 100000 shortage BY the
Great Northern. ard that Cor
don immediately sent 20 81,
Pau ard showed tire letters he
had duplicating Justice Root
and ). ;. Hill. ard told tire
Great Northern legal depart.
meat that " they prosecuted
he would make the evidence
public and commit suicide.
THE letters are alleged 70
have shown that Gordon paid
Jastice Root s27 eco In connee.
tion with railroad litigation.
Nuxum denies tire possession
81 such evidence or the making
cf any statement regarding u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

u whsn a second shot was fired
at him.
As Atwood ran into the street
there came a third shot. and an
other as be reached the opposite
curb. He was running around the
house TO which he had fled for
protection when the sixth and last
shot waa fired This buiiot pene
trated the door Of the scatcherd
residence.
Atwood told the startled occu.
pants Of the premises to send for
doctor, and within a few min.
utes q crowd Of excited neighbora
had gathered about the scene OF
the shooting
Several OF these people are
authority for the statement that
they saw a man. undoubtedly the
one who did the shooting. leaving
the residence IN which Atwood had
beer deeoyed. In a quiet and de
llbeFate manner No one thought
81 attempting 10 hold him at the
time.
Atwood declares vigorously that
he knows Of no enemy who would
have conceived this plan Of at.
tempting his life for revenge. lie
has received no letters of q nature
which could be construed az &C.
tempted blaokmail and he seems TO
be utterly M sea. not only as 20 a
motive. but as to the identity of
the parties who we're concerned In
the plot
Relatives Are Questioned.
In February last Atwood'a wife
obtained a divorce from him In the
local superior court. on the grounds
OF neglect. abuse aud failure 10 pro.
vide. The suit was not contested
and the wife Is nov living In a
local hotel.
A brother Of the divorced wife,
who reached this city from Chicago
four weeks ago. was questioned
about his movements last night.
on the suppositlon that he might
have some knowledge Of the at.
tempted murder. but Captain Of DE.
tcctives Tenant explains that the
man proved an abb. showing. nc.
cordlng 20 the officers. that he WAS
At the theatre at the time Atwood
was assaulted
The detectives who visited the
l'---.3ss=1-z-s-1
Continued on Page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

There the Washington who know more
Of this scandal than have been able after
weeks Of investigation good clean honest II
wishes consulted the whole affair would be brought
sudden end and with the resignation Of Root would
allowed die with hope be forgotten
They fearful Of the effect upon public OF telling
OF They fearful lest the public should faith
OF It's courts and they have right bealthougI
there need OF alarm Tor the suspicion
has been purged Of its greatest weakness
Forget their relative positions and Judge Gordon
much the greater eulpr that is mpeled sym
pathzc with rather than severely blame Judge Leav
Judge Gordon of IT, however, and Root stands
the light terrible example Of the weakness OF man. as
disgrace to the profession which-rghy wrongly-we
have been taught look upon the protector Of rights
and liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

Mrs. " J Higgy. divorced wife
OF the late chief Of police, today
gave out a statement in which she
said that she believed her former
husbands mind had given way
under the strain OF bis WORT Her
stafenaent follows:
"Mr Biggy was too gooS a
Catholic 10 commit suicide. lie
was not a drinking man and | don't
think there IL any possibility OF his
having been intoxicated at the time.
In the light OF various occurrences
IA the last month or SO. really
think that the work imposed on
Mr. lliggy WAS too much for his
nervous disposition aud that he has
been mentally deranRed
u have heard that the police
boat Is very prone to rocking and
I thlnk Il ~ quite possible. al MS
MI HlRRy was. be might have been
thrown Into the water by a sudden
lurchinK Of the boat Murphy could
net have heard him, owing TO the
rCiac of the engine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

20 Into q lonely house. at
1sask AZ. y. r.. last night
5fssezt Of efiectlng a sale
- estate. Prank Atwood. pro.
= q ths Globe Art company =
- Eeslthy man. was muir
A<taulted By a stranger.
v escaped With HIS life is
r-d 4 miracle
hitting him on the head
N'nt blunt Instrument. the
i q sztF 4 revolver and fired
- 4 Atwood. The latter
s. 80 stunned BY the blow on
Which cut Into his scalp
Mzs and. half blinded wIth
~ ~ blood, he staggered
4 fpom. managed to open
sad then made his way
+ street where he entered
''1tsee u E r scafcherd.
Nik ~. y. u
'1nzer. after empiylng the
q his revolver at Atwood.
several people who had
acted b the scene By the
ahe Shooting. 10 have leis-
~'ztd from the house and
y.''d DOM the street.
(. IN Remarkable Story.
sAyn there was only one
ssfned 10 the assault upon
n appears 10 have been
.s Of : cleyerly conceal.
IS !, W siiher murder or ran.
||., ,kiim Of the Assault telis
m . .ssis story. He says that
N zI . strange man called
nv "ef The Telephone aud
>.11 .. some property which
"a = tnad near the shore Of
|.|...s' 'a'nslon. Tho stranger
n <'.',. mai he was going away.
m Ss.. see him again 10 talk
\ Aitsr1 tns same man called
..1.s ~ Nc telephono again
N. ~ . come out 10 sup.
h 1870 laenee on Tenth av.
~ IN. sa arranged Instead 10
h.s,... hoHse a. z O'Clock ia
M sng = afrangemenfa. A.
IA NJ ~. Wallingford Az car.
I,ls. " q Twelfth AZ n IS
nv aeAlgnated. ANA q man
" 49, s,..s..samably 70 escort him
M a. a. Where the morctsgf
net The ono who wae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
BANK cleAalnos.


WASHINGTON. Dec. Truman
III Newbcrry Of Detroit became sec
Rotary OF the navy today, succeed
Ing Victor H Metealf resigned
New berry was promoted from the
position Of assistant secretary. Soon
after he was sworn IN he attended
his first cabinet meeting.
Herbert l.. Satterlce ~ New York
today accepted the appointment OF
assistant secretary Of the navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
FIRST
GAVE SANCTION
Was Approved by the Chief
CounsePs Office Before 1t
Was Handed Down.
(BY KENNETH c. BEAToNl

SPOKANE. Wash Dee LII the committee Of the State
Bar Association, shch-is investigating the rmored
charges made against Milo Root enc week ago today re-
signed from the supreme bench Of the state find
tell IT, there will be clearing Of the atmosphere far
aes 70 other justices than Root and there will be involved in
scandal Of large proportions the Of Judge NJ Gordon
OF Tacoma former supreme justice and Of
ST Paul officials Of the Great Northern railway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

The committee viii find that Judge Root ever took
dollar from Judge Gordon any other the end
that the should be influenced in decisions will
find that Judge Root guilty Of misconduct the
most charitable tcrmshoud stamp him weak
TO occupy place upon any bench.
Il viii find that Judge Gordon. for many years friend
Of Root in order 10 protect himself from possible impson
the charge Of embezzement has taken advantage
Roots friendship and weakness by using documents and
rcspondcnee IN his possession and will absolute
dence 81 the is on file in the records a the
supreme Of the OF Washington Olympia opinion
in in which the Great Northern OF the principals
that written and Olympia BY Judge Gordon then
attorney At Spokane for the railway company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
ROOT KNOWN AS A POOR MAN.

II may be- Of that Root has received money from
Gordon No knows but Gordon and Root The former said
have made the statement that he has paid Root upwards
OF $1,000 since the latter has been the bench Root denies
having received And there indications
aucnce the part Of Root He lives years lived
much modesty than his high position warranted He is
buying house the OF $40 month"; and he bought
his furniture for the house he is living the INSTALL
plan lie has paid several thousand dollars old debts
he took his place upon the bench These things know
and they told in justice 10 the
Judge Gordon and his Weakness responsible for
Judge Roots downfall
Judge Gordon his attorneys Graves and Post today
hold in their possession letters written by Root Gordon
which may be easily construed referring the expected pay
moneys Root by Gordon The latest of these
relates payment of $500 The story
easion Tor The writing Of these letters believe be ioows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

This Morning the commissioners.
A. ID Cutler. acting chief Of police.
ukonrraied Engineer Murphy
FROM mll blame. and be was released
from surveillance.
There has been no new Hight
thrown on the accident Many be.
lleye thai Chief BigEy suicided BY
jumping into the bay Before be
went across last night he complain
ed bitterly OF being bounded to
death. and was ~ u state OF great
perturbation as the result Of news
paper attacks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
B|GGY
browns
IN BAY
WHETHER ACCIDENT
OR SUICIDE IS
NOT KNOWN.
Head of Police Department
Meets Tragic Death
in Frisco's Bay.

RAN FNANCfACo. Dee. Will
liam }. nlfsy. Shief 81 police %
this city. Nas drowned bate last
nlatsf whiie rninfninw aeranr the
tag ffse police pAfrul launch FA-
sroL fhiet lsiwgy had heen a. Hell
vpde suburb. a. call On Cans-
iniHE iar kefi. who residrs there.
Hob essed the launch q return 20
The y about 10 o'cinek and when
fns - waa out or the hay conn
psnia ~ feeling roia IL Engineer
MHrt the nuiy other 0weupant N
tisr eneh Murphy advised nisSy
90 ~ g thc cabin a. the stern 81
the at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
DETAILS ARE KEPT SECRET.

say il the committee finds the truth and tells IT, these
arc the things will tell But there little likelihood Of
committee learning Of these things The men who know Of
them will ao lend enlightenment the The best
legal brains in the 81 Washington have hold Of
daAuorneys Post and Graves Of this city representing
Gordon and declining far as can learn produce any
evidence tending 20 show that Root paid any money
land Attorneys Ronald and Kerr Of Seattle who while they
nor attending the sessions the committee here have
understood advised with Root and friends OF his have
asked that every bit Of evidence against the former justice
should be laid before the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

Steamer Humboldt Do due % ar
rive ~ Friday and viii sail the fol
lowing Monday on nor return Yoy-
Iage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

MubhY shen went below 90 at
tend ais engine and did not see the
chief again Ne catne an deck as
the nnng neAred Tho city and noticed
that thf chief had disappeared a
seerril 81 tho boat failiHe - locate
him. Afurgihy made al apeed 20 the
darh where be reported the acct
dent and went out into tho hsy
aaalf ~ eoa4rh fVr tlae missing o.
flccr. Numerous boats were hurried
a. the scene ard careful search ~
the t.NF s1aH HcG1u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

fcffr since the suicide Of Morris
Haas tho man who attempted 20
isili Assistant District Attorney
Francis J. HeBny. and who later
lpokrbin own life ~ the cennty SAN.
shs relations between Chief IilkRy
and fl.e graft prosecution have boon
strained 20 the breaking point
Charges and counter charges have
been flied BY both parties TO the
controversy IN the attempt 10 fiK
the blame for the fact that Haas
had OF secured a pistol while IN jail
Charges II incompetcncy and dero-
fiction u duty have been filed
aeainet the chief and n return be
flied . similar charge against Cap
tain 81 Police Duke. who searched
Haas ln the court room. and against
Detective Sergeant Thoa r. Rurke.
who Was IN charge OF Haas NJ tho
iaii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
LIGHTS
CEASE To
CLAIR:
ORDER TO CLOSE UP
THE DISTRICT is
ENFORCED.
Women Scatter Widely,
But New Location
Is Proposed.

A. the hands ~ the clock On the
kiug ~ depot pointed 20 " last
night the allnriaK red ilKhta ~
vice that have aparkigd Tor yeMxa
In the old restricted district went
ont. All day Tong and late into the
night the crimson exodus wan an.
der way a caravan ~ haunting
women. IN hacks. AUTOS and on
foot. scattered and ucurried a their
nsw hauufs. Tor the mayors ukase
eeirtinK them from their old dls
tYiet went Into effect AZ midnight
last night
All dsy long transfer wagons
backed up 10 the doors for the
trunks and finefy. aud By nighiEnil
the work vas done Nothing ro
malred but 90 lock the doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
New District Proposed.

4 new location for a restricted
district has been proposed 70 Mayor
Miller including that property
south Of Ycsler way and west OF
First Az. s.. and on both sides OF
the alleyway. II Is the idea 10
have all entrances lead from this
alley. and 10 close up all entrances
from First Nv. 8
There are q dozen big buildings
along the thoroughfare south ~
YesIer way which. under the ar.
rangement contemplated. would BE-
occupied bv people who have com.
posed the rather cosmopolitan pop.
ulation heretofore located IN the
King ~. district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

With the alley entrances Il In
urged that there viii bc no glare
and no unbecoming sights 20 shock
the respectable element Thou.
sands Of people pass along the
aide streets biaectlnR this alley 10.
cation, however. coming from and
going 10 steamers and trains. and
this will be a welghty objection to
the plan.
Those who are advancing this
new location say that Il will elm.
mate criticism from the people IN
the south end of the city. who have
stated that they did not want tho
district placed east of First nv 81
and south OF Yealer way
Al present practically all of the
buildings IN the section outlined are
rented Oh longtime leases for busl.
ness and hotel purposes, and It Is
extremely improbable that any 9th
er arrangement could be eonsum.
mated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01

DIG cfoNd Of men and boys
weliso-do and bnma. gathered IN
the district last night 10 Hitnesa
the migration. sxppctanl % stirring
scenes. but IN this they we're dlsap
pointed There vas nothing but
the garlah display ~ nhanae. in
silk. sAtinA and furs. Hacks and
automobiles packed the streets and
struggled fof exit. Policemen
stood around and gave an coca.
sional order % some iaggafd 90
hasten her preparations. and one
by one the lights went ont aud
darkness. which has been unknown
for many night. once more ~
aumed lie sway.
Where these women OF folly dis.
perscd 10 is not known. They
went 10 the various hotels. some TO
the best Ia the city. others went
into the residence sections to await
the time for the coming roundup.
when they VIII be once again herd
ed together IN a new restricted dis.
trlct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
WATER SHUT OFF.

a Water will be shut of IN 4
4 the high service mains In the =
= Fort Lawton district west of =
4 goth av W. from 3 a. m. 10 =
= y. m. tomorrow, December 2 4
= 4
y 4RF~ RR&<R -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
CAMPAIGN MONEY DIDN'T come.

During last Gordon visited Seattle. As his
he called upon Root and in the OF their
he told Root that he with friends raising
of money amounting to about 81 900 to be spent in
the interest Of certain candidates for the supreme bench Three
hundred dollars Gordon said to be Seattle aid
Root in his campaign Root suggested that the money be not
sent him direct but T. b. Palmer Roots law partner.
and this Gordon agreed TO do.
The money to come upon a certain specified date,
weeks later 1t didn't and Palmer informed
Root Root thcrcpon wrote Gordon complaining Of his fall
send the money and stating that he somewhat
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Continued on PAGE 3D.
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(contInued on Page 81
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-25

Now, boys, chust look...at-.s enl
Dogged II they amt bose IKE me an
other! How srthea proferb? Birdseof>e
tsathsrs flTk wiz + dAS aFg@er' u
\ ddnrS hA9shbw, ef n&ks5g1ss NRsG
|'censtant. And they understand one
another good. Trotting like a side
wise dog of hot summers day!" And
he showed the company, up and down
the store torch GUST how sidewise
dog would. be. likely to ;trot; on q hot
summer dayT-and then, laughed Joy.
ously. ~ Il fa.&
If there had been an artist eye to
see they would have been we'll. worth
its while--Seffy and the mare so af-
fectionately---dis And after
ALL. / am not sure that the speaker
himself had not an artists eye. For
a spring pasture, or fallow. upland.
or a drove Of goodly cows deep In his
clover, know he had. ,(Perhaps you,
too, haveO And this was hts best
mare and his only son. 51fif7 Y'f;
The big bay, clad In; broad.banded
harness, soft with oil and glitterlng
with brasses, was shambling indolent-
ly down the hill, resisting her own
momentum by the diagonal motion
the old man had likened to a dogs
sidewise trot. The Topped trace-chains
were jingllng a merry dithyramb, her
head was modelling, her tail swaying,
and seffy, propped by his elbow on
,her4>broad.a back one leg swung be.
tween the names, the other keeping
time on her ribs, was singing:
II want to be an angel
.a And with the angels stand, X
A crown upon my forehead ~
A harp within my hand 1s
His adorlng father chuckled. II
wonder what for kind of anchel he'd
make.;i anyhow And Betz--they]l
have to go together. Say, wonder If
1t is horse-anchels p 4F ,.'i. &s'
No one knew; no one offered sug-
| gestion. r =. ~ :
WELL 1t ought to be. Say--he ken
perform circus wiss OIL Betz!"
They expressed their polite sur
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-25

prise at this for perhaps the hun
dredth time. an -: IN. Boz $50
"Yas--they have a kind of circus
ring In the barnyard. He stands on
one foot then on another. and on his
hands wiss his feet Kicking, and then
he says words--like hokey-pokey-
and Betz she kicks up sbehind and
throws him off in the dung and we all
laugh-happy efer after-Betz most of
ALL"
After the applause he said: ~ ''''g
II guess I'd better wake EN- up!
What you sink?"si @'b@st't 4. 80
They one and all thought he mad,
They knew he would do It, no matter
what they thought His method as
usual, was his own He stepped to
the adjoining field, and. selecting a
clod with the steely polish of the plow-
share upon It. threw It at, the, mare.
1t Struck her on the flank. She gather;
ed;her feet under her Ia sudden alarm,
then slowly relaxed. looked slyly for
ths old man. found him, and under.
standing, suddenly wheeled and am
bled of home. leaving, Seffya promo on
ting ground as, her part of the Jokes
/ The old man brought Sehy. In tn
uniph 70 the Atose.perch, hssa =
SChust stopped you afore you goi
to be a anehel!" be, wasesaytng. I'VE
couldn't bear. to sink about you being
Anchel4ah' wisa the anchels .stsAd
lam