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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

spiratiOn now.
my inspiration
the chance Of
winning your be
lief In me, of
winning some
thing more. the
biggest thing |
ever thought To
win because.
Miss Langdon-
Carolina love
you" He bent
over and seized
the girls hand.
Ever since the
day l first saw
you T.
She shoe X her
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26
"iOu can't refuse to believe Miss Lang
dom"

"YOu can't refuse to believe Miss Lang
dom"
what you have learned" rejoined the
southerner. struggling to keep calm Mt
this critical moment when all was at
stake. He realized. further, that now
was the time to put Haines out Of the
way-if that We're possible. "a mis-
take. Mr.. Iiaines." he continued, be
cause. you see. you don't know rs much
rs you think. wouldn't talk to Lang
don II l were you. 1t will only en-
barrass him and do no good. because
Langdon's money Is In this scheme
too. and Langdon's in the same boat
with the rest Of U.S."
Halnes stopped short Mt this astound.
Ing charge against his chief
Norton. you lie! I'll believe 1t of
Langdon when he tells me SO: not 9th
erwisc."
Norton turned to Randolph.
perhaps you'll believe Mr.. Lang
dons son. MIR. IIaines:"
Randolph Langdon stepped forward.
ITS true. lIaincs," he said; my fa
theirs money is In Altacoola lands"
Uaines looked him up and down. with
q sheer
Your money may be-" he said. II
don't think you're bit too good for II
but your father Is n different kind"
Carolina LangdOn stood Mt the back
OF the room. nervously awaiting the
moment when. she knew. she would
be forced into the UNPLEASANT discus
sion.
Il reckon you can't refuse to believe
Miss Langdon," drawled Norton. with
aggravated deliberation.
'Ur course, slaLimereu. names, I'D
believe 1t II Miss Langdon says it's
So"
The congressman turned toward
Carolina as he spoke and fixed on her
tense look which spelled as plainly
as though spoken, Its all In your
hands. my fortune-yours."
She slowly drew across the room.
Haincs could hardly conceal the tur-
moil Of his mAld. The world seemed
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Senate BILLS.

l. by knickerbocker- Appropriate
ing $4,000 for Legislative expenses.
Approved.
Is. by Bassett Permitting banks
TO deposit with treasurers warrants
OF bonds Of the state. county, mu-
nicipality or school district, or first
mortgage railroad bonds. to guar
antee deposits. Approved
20. by Directing county
treasurers to charge delinquent local
Improvement assessments against
property when collecting taxes Ap-
proved
p. by ker-Providing
for the purchase OF the White river
f1sh hatchery site
81. by Nichols Providing that
Presidential electors shall meet at
the capital on the same date the
Quadrcnnial legislative session con-
venes. The act merely makes the
state law conform to the federal
statute. Approved
SS. by Cotterill Providing that
no assignment of wages for less than
$500 shall be valid unless counter
signed by employer. Approved.
SO. by Poison Providing that
counties may be divided for judicial
h,I
other than tho county seat. APP
proved.
10. by Cox Providing that jute
bags manufactured at the state peni-
tentiary may be sold April OF each
year TO the best advantage. II allot-
ments made to wheat growers are
not taken up. Approved.
l02. by Stevcnson-PrOhibi
throwing OF stones. bottles. glass,
etc. In public highways. Approved
l72. by Potts Authorizing the
appointment of a state hotel inspect
or and providing for sanitary and
safety regulations In hotels, includ-
Ing fire escapes. Approved
So. by Huxtab!e Compelling rail-
roads operating In this state to pro-
vide regulation cabuuSes on freight
trains. Approved
1877. by Kline Providing for the
vacation Of waterways upon petition
OF abutting propertyowncrs. APP
proved
177. by Presby-Adding two new
superior courts to Southwestern
Washington.
ISL. by Cameron Appropriating
$10.699 to pay deficiencies at the
state fair. Approved
l49. by Hutchinson Authorizing
the issuance OF bonds for the re-
demption of Cheney and Rockingham
normal school warrants. amount
$2OS. 600. Approved.
33. by Stewart Permitting coun-
ty commissioners to expend from the
current expense fund an amount not
to exceed one half mill of the gener-
al fund to encourage agricultural
fairs.
l2l. by Nichols The local-option
bill. providing that cities OF the first.
second. third ana fourth classes be
units. that towns Of the fourth class
be units, and that the country out
side OF Incorporated districts be one
unit
ITO. by notwithstanding a fire.
mems relief and pension fund in
cities. Approved
Conclusion on Third Page.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26
CHAPTER XIV.
WHEN A DAUGHTER BETRAYs HER
FATHER.

WHEN A DAUGHTER BETRAYs HER
FATHER.
nCD returned to find Miss Lang
X don and Norton still In the
room. New buoyancy, new
- courage. thrilled In his veins
He would give this congressman the
battle Of his life for this prize, Of that
he was confident
Il have an engagement with Mrs.
Holcomb. Senator HOlcomb's wife,"
she said. 80 l must hurry away, but
expect to be back to see father"
Il think I'll just wait" suggested
Norton. II have to see the senator as
soon as possible. and he ought to re-
turn from that ways and means COM
mittee meeting pretty soon"
When Carolina had gone a slight
feeling Of constraint settled over the
two.
THE senator's pretty busy these
days with his naval base matter com
Ing up, isn't he"
Yes; keeps him pretty busy receIv-
Ing delegations from Altacoola and
Gulf City and patting them both on
the back" said IIaines Had a man
from Gulf City In this morning with
some pretty strong arguments"
The secretary watched Norton keen
ly to note the effect Of this hint In
favor Of Gulf City.
Gulf city," Norton sneered.
"Shucks. Who'd put n naval base on
bunch OF mud flats? reckon those
Gulf city fellows are wasting their
time"
Think so:" suggested IIaines. Are
you absolutely surc?"
Norton started.
why. You don't mean to tell me J"
he exclaimed. that Senator Langdon
would vote for Gulf City for the
naval base
Il don't mean TO tell you anything,
congressman" was the cool rejoinder.
ITS not my business. The senator's
the one who does the talking"
An ugly sneer wrlnkled the congress.
mans face
well. I'm glad he attends to his
own business and doesn't trust too
many people" he said pointedly.
The secretary smiled In puzzling
fashion
"Thnt's exactly why don't talk.
congressman" he said pleasantly.
The senator doesn't trust too many
people. II he did. there might be too
much money made out Of land specu.
lation. Senator Langdon doesn't hap
pen to be one OF those senators who
care for that kind OF thing"
Il suppose you think you're pretty
strong with the senator" ventured the
Mississippian.
Tell you the truth, Invent thought
very much about It," replied Haines.
but. If you come right down to IT. /
guess am pretty strong"
Suppose you've Influenced him IN
the naval base business, then"
still the secretary smiled, keeping his
temper under the ndroit attack.
well. think he'd listen to me with
considerable interest"
but you're for AltacoOla, Of course"
HaiRes shook his head.
NO. l can't say that I'm for Alta.
coola. Fellow who was In here this
morning but uD Q. pretty good .argu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

and In mo- LdngiOn"
ment drew her hand from his.
You must be SO serious, Mr..
Uaines. You don't understand south
ern girls at all We are not just like
northern girls. We are used to being
made love to from the time we are
knee high. Sometimes l fear we flirt
a little. but We don't mean any harm.
All girls fiirt-a little
But somebody wins even the south
ern girls" declared IIaines eagerly.
The girls face became serious, ear
nest, sincere.
Yes. somebody does. always" she
said. And when a southern girl IS
Won she stays won. Mr.. IIaines."
And have chance to win?" Gues-
toned the determined young north
erner
Carolina smiled swpctly and OK
pressively.
who knows? First make my father
even 4 bigger Success-that'S first. oh.
/ wonder if YOU can realize what all
this life means 10 nae. II you can
realize what those years Of Stagulting
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

wanted to influence Iiaincs, t. Keep
liza straight Is there any danger that
thcyW change? You don't think there
is. DO !uuE'
"of course not. child. Stevens has
got his money in. and Peabody. There
are only five on the committee. It's
bound to 80 through"
Then why Is father SO important to
them" asked Carolina.
It's past my understanding. Caro-
INA. don't see how he's done Il, but
the whole country has come 10 believe
whatever your futher does IS right.
and they've got 10 have him"
And father is completely under the
domination of this secretary" muir
7iurrd the girl thoughtfully.
Norton nodded
We've got to get rid OF him. Caro-
Ina. Thnt's all there IS to It He has
e. 80. When It comes To bossing the
senator and making love to you, too,
he's getting too strong"
''IIow can you do ~" she asked.
"You know when father likes any one
ne won't believe II thing against him"
Norton agreed Sorrowfully.
That's right. Seems like the sena-
tors coming to think more OF this fell
low than he does of his own family.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

5iuGcnlv SnatCnrd nom around nm.
leaving her figure alone before him.
Would she affirm what Norton and
Randolph had saidt he must believe
her. But surely 1t was impossible that
she
Carolina played for lime. She feared
the making of Il false move.
II don't understands" she said In
Qulringly 10 Norton.
He calmly began an elaborate expla-
nation.
Miss I.angdon, this secretary has
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

THE LEGISLATURE.
COMPLETES ITS LABORS HAVING
DONE ITS BEST ANDITS WORST.

Authorized Payment OF Capital Warrants
and Construction Of Capitol from Sale Of
Land neutrality-suspicious. Amount to
About $1O.OOO.OOO-Many Measures Of
Importance to the State Passed-Will Go
Through the Form Of investigating the
State Offices.
The Eleventh Biennial session of the
State Legislature was remarkable for
the number of vuiuminous bills
passed. the notable long ones being
the school. criminal. horticultural.
life insurance and military codes.
1t is worthy of note that this legisla-
ture established "A precedent by keep
Ing within its original appropriation
for legislative expenses. although the
lawmakers will undoubtedly come in
tor considerable criticism owing to
the liberal appropriations.
The aggregate appropriations eX-
coed those of all previous sessions.
provision having been made for the
expenditure OF approximately $l0.-
O0O. 900. a considerable proportion
OF this total. however. is to be made
up by the disposal OF land resources
of the state and the Issuance OF
bonds
While there were many clashes
n, hnr>. m ~
various bills. the chief fight OF the
session was over the problem OF To-
cal option. and this question brought
about considerable bitterness among
members
This session experienced the novel
sensation of electing United States
The closing hours of the session
witnessed a spirited fight over a res
olution to investigate the alleged
malfeasance In the insurance COM
missioner's office The attempt to
secure an investigation of the insur-
ance department. which was waged
uhSutICSSlu tllt ud1B
OF the session. on the last day was
won largely through the efforts OF
Acting Governor Hay. who threaten
ed to call an extra session In case
no attempt was made to clear up
the insurance scandal.
The resolution as introduced in
oil MI, h.. or
of secretary Of state and insurance
commissioner. but WAS amended SO
that the names of no offices OF off,
GERS We're mentioned. The situation
was peculiar. The house refused to
adopt the original resolution because
It was not general in form. while the
resolution because 1t was not spe-
cific Apparently the house was OPP
posed to any investigation. but in
the face of Il brief message from the
actinE-governor rccedcd from its po-
sition and the result was the adop-
ton OF resolution providing for
the appointment Of a committee with
general power to investigate any
state office.
The committee named to conduct
the inquiry IS composed Of: Sena-
tors Allen and Fishback and Repre-
sentativeS Hubbell. NcMasters and
TAYLOR This committee must finish
its Investigations by July -.
Among the laws passed OF real
Importance to the state at large may
be mentioned:
A new criminal code prepared by
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

Why. wouldn't be surprised IL he'd
even let enc of You girls marry him If
he wanted to marry You"
Wed have something TO say about
that" Carolina laughed amuscdly. DO
you think that Hope or | could ever
care for man ike this fellow? OF
course not. But 90 lie careful, Char
lie. This Altacoo!a business must 90
through right. 1t would 10 too cruel
not 10 have Ii so. And then
Ard then you ana I'll be married
at once. Carolina. whether your father
likes 1t or not" ended Norton for her.
With AltacoUla safe. we can do as we
please. as between us we'll be rich
What does ii matter how we get the
money, as long as We get it,"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

discovered I n n I
there Is Il certain
perfectly legiti-
mate venture In
.Altacoold lands
being carried on
through certain
Influential people
we know and by
me. The blood Of
the young re
former Is boiling.
He IS going
straight TO your
father with the
facts
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26


the dtui" Il have tried To
explain to him how II will nccdlcSSly
embarrass the senator and spoil his
own future. He won't believe me. He
won't believe your brother. Perhaps
you can make it clear
At last Carolina nervcd herself to
speak.
You had better not 20 to my IA
Their. Mr.. lIaincS. 1t Will do no good.
lie is in-thc deal. You must be
lieve me when tell you so"
The girl took her eyes from the sec
rotary. He was plainly suffering.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

on the plantation
meant to me, No
man would have
endured it, she
exclaimed bitter
~. Il am more
IF 4 man than Il
woman in some
" avs; I'm am
bilious. From the
tine | was a lit
t.e girl I've want
Cd the W orld
l. . v CT, FL III @,
money. | want
| .rIl still |
l. can t. cct them
some how, any
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

! prosecuting attorneys waltn upsets
previous theory of giving all doubt
to defendants and strengthens prose-
cutting attorneys authority.
y new horticultural code. 4 new
educational code changing many Of
the school laws OF the state; an anti
racetrack gambling bill prohibiting
poolselling and bookmaking at race
tracks.
Appropriating $4,000 for state
aid OF roads in which state and coun-
ty Join and $650.0OO for roads built
by the state alone, and increasing
the tax levy for road purposes to
one mill.
A local option law that means
units Of cities of the frst. second.
third and fourth classes; and pro-
vides for calling one special election
this year upon petition Of 80 per
cent of the voters.
Giving the railroad commission
over nuu t6l6-
phone lines: over wheat and hay In
spection; provided In future that
railroads must get permission from
-a!lroad commission for crossing
highways at grade. and also a bill
that permits consolidation of subsi-
diary companies.
Submitting question OF equal suf-
frage TO vote at next general cleo
ton.
Amending direct primary act TO
provide for convention nominations
of supreme court judges and reQuir-
ing that each voter shall give his
party affiliations when registering
and be entitled to only his party
ticket at the primary polls.
With q few minor omissions tAe
following is list OF the important
bills passed by the legislature. those
thus far approved by the governor
being indicated:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

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vce'n""t + her fathers $4,000.
That carolina must sacrifice Haines
on The altar Of her consuming desire
f"r money, Tor n higher worldly posi-
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'e'i you that piS tniilS' MISS
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cess Ill poIiics. especially III wash
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want MIN 10 nave l II see That lie gets
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co moment then added. with heart
ieit meaning III his Foice-"and Tor
you MISS l-ahSdon-
Narollha prayed coquettiShly with
the secretary
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-24
Stoo REWARD, s1oo.

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 Toledo, o.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-24
REV. PARSONS
 |S IN TOWN

Rev. John Parsons, Mrs. Parsons, Misses Nellie and Lucy Parsons, form CT residents of skagway, arrived in town yesterday from Fairbanks. wher Mir. Parsons has been for the past four years. After a short visit in Skagway they will go to Juneau, wher Dr. Parsons will be stationed this win ter as pastor of the Methodist church and superintendent of the Alaska mis- sions.
 Rev. Parsons was in skagway for two years and is considered one of the ablest pastors in the north. He will preach both Sunday morning and evening at the Methodist church. Mir. Charles Parsons was also in the party
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-24
ARE
 SHIPPED SOUTH

Puco Perovitch, the murderer whosa sentence of hanging was commuted to life imprisonment by President Taft, Robert Dunn, who was sentenced to serve twelve years In the federal penitentiary for manslaughter, w., R. Burgess, sentenced o four years for embedding postal funds. and six insane patients, came in on yester- days train under charge of Chief Deputy Marshal P. G. Charles of Fairbanks. The parry sailed south on the Royal.
 While in .Skagway the prisoners were lodged in the federal jail. The guards were: o. A. Wells. former clerk of court under Judge Reid. H. c. Jackson, a reporter on the Panama Tribune, A. L. Mcdonald. J. s. steph- ems and John Brlmsacle.