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f,~-,l him. l.o tli,..~ were c,.u.
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Ms l.ad a,.r.d Size had rested If uu
nor h.,.,l and 4 had come t. Ills .
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....>,.p. If linn II urrw hr-a,.,.. over
I.n,y,rir., eWrpt aside all the ohtr,-
,,.,,> If reason H., was = diving man.
o,l ,..bfr,, WAS denied ~ The diving.
lie rrtrar,d his step, and rang the
bell Th. door opened. and he ascend
cd the wei. remembered stairs Mrs.
Harris fat WAS ON the first landing y
maid who did not know him answered
his ring.
Is Mrs. brooks at ho,uc:" lie asked
The girl shook her head.
Mrs. brooks: so: 10 one Of that
name lives here. This j. Mrs Harris
apartments. Mrs Harris and Miss
Beth have gone ont. Miss Emma s.
in"
Miss Emma! She had even discard
ed his name. then. The blow was
hard
Il would Ike to sec her"
Your card. sir. please"
Tell her Mr.. Smith is calling"
The name had flashed to him with
the conviction that She would not re
ccivc him If he gave his own.
He followed on the heels Of the
maid
You needn't bother" h" said and
brushed past her Mt the door of the
parlor.
Emma waa arranging some orna-
mcnts on the mantclpiecc. For mo-
ment she did not recognize him. Then
she recoilcd. with little cry. from the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26

on her for q lrCddiHg present"
1t. however. unless it was the captain,
but when he was leaning forward with
his hands between his knees, as he
was then. his bushy eyebrows bent in
thought. it was impossible to tell where
he was looking
That's what said" he emphasized.
Take Smith himself. for the sake of
argument. We're talking among our
selves. SO it don't matter, as it won't
30 any further Suppose Emma ii
married him: Is his heart all right /?
Is he on the level: I'd bank on him,
and that's mOre'n Id say of any other
man l know. Is he capable: Rrainy
as they make EN- Is he good looking ?
He amt bad looking. and with that
smile of his he has most good lockers
I've seen beat Il mile. Beth SAYS he
I amt poetic and all that sort of thing
Maybe-maybc. but what of that?
Also she says he amt what you'd call
educated. That may be. too. but when
he wants 10 he can bring an amount of
cold sense to bear that'll upset most
mems logic and give Il bluff no chance.
He'll 80 far if he keeps on. for all his
SLOW ways. and let me tell you it amt
the nan who starts off at top speed
that always wins the race"
What you say may be all true, but
these qualities haven't made Jimsy
rich so far, and | doubt If they ever
will. y man can't have everything,
but money, as I've often told my girls.
makes up for a lot Of shortcomings,
and without it-What? Here's Emma,
married for seven years, separated
from her husband, can't get n divorce
unless its Of the Dakota sort, which
in the world and couldn't collect Il cent
Of alimony if she had the right to it
because the beasts Il pauper."
NO. and If he were as wealthy as
the grand Turk I'd starve to death be
fore I'd touch any money or anything
else belonging to him." commented
Emma.
Mrs. Harris" answered the cap
tain, with deep feeling. money. while
it's whole lot, amt everything, as
I've found. though it's taken me sixty
five years to do ii. It's no fault OF
Emma's that she's poor, and tell you
that If She was to marry a man like
Smith I'd settle S5OOpO worth Of
latin-American line stock on her for
a wedding present. i would, by Sam,
ma'am."
You would do that:" asked Mrs.
Harris. overwhelmed with astonish-
i2eur.
This minute"
We'll"
1t was all she could find 10 saw
about the rcitcration.
Bat If The family were amazed Vii
Hams was evidently alarmed Mt hay
lnG allowed his feelings to get the bet
ter "f lis discretion in this way, for
he lal sd into gloomy silence and very
soon departed abruptly.
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CIIApTEI, XIV.

nRUISED and dazed. aching nll
over and very weak. Brooks
~ picked himself up and made
his way to the street He had
now reached the extreme OF hopeless
ness and desperation. Everybody. the
whole world. was against him, except
Jimsy Smith. and he could do nothing
for him. The only being who had
loved him had shrunk from him with
dread. refused him the sacrament OF q
last kiss. besought In charity.
He hardly knew how he got there.
but he reached home without molesta-
ton and mounted by the stairway I'M
perceived to his room once inside he
locked the door and turned on the
light. 1t was at least gratefully warm
there, and he was at last safe from
the clutches OF the law. Escape lay ut
his hand. In n moment all would be
over.
Nothing had been disturbed during
his absence. The revolver was still In
the drawer where he had left It, He
took 1t and. gazing ut himself in the
bureau glass. raised the firearm to his
right temple. He was appalled, as he
looked ut the CHASTITY, haggard face
before him and the eyes. fear haunt
ed. that stared out Of their dark and
deeply sunken rims like the optics Of
an owl. The revolver shook In his
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26
SUM MONS.

IN the Superior Court of the State Of Washing
L ton for lhurston Comfy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26
QRQER

THE END.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26

Y the superior Court of the state of Washins
ton In and for the county of ThGrston.
In re the guardianship Of Bradley Dodge. Glenn
Il Dodge, Milton Dodge and Dean Dodge. Mi
uors.
ON reading the petition of the guardian filed
herein on the 18th dsy of October lai9, for tn,
sale OF the following described real estate TO wit
All ofthe interest of the above named minors il
aud 10 the following: The Northeast quarter o
the Northeast quarter OF section ). Township It
North OF Range Wet W. NJ. which real estat,
IL situate, lying aud being in the county oi
Thurston. state Of Washington, and the court
beng duly advised, II is ordered that the sale
petition be and the same l. hereby set for hear
Ing on the 9Th day of November 1909, at tn,
hour "f ~ O'Clock n and IN the court room OF
the court house of rhurton County at Olympia
Washington, and all parties having anv Interest
III the said real estate or in the guard ianS hiI
herein be and the same are hereby required Il
present any objections which they may have ana
state why the said petition should not be grant
ed on or before the said time and at the SAID
place.
II ~ further ordered that copy of this order
be published in the WASIIiNt,rO STANDARD, s
weekly newspaper of general circulation pub
ished AT Olympia, Thurston County, Washing
ton, AT least four weeks prior 10 the date of the
hearing of the said petition.
Dated this 18th day of october. 1909
JOHN K MITCHELL, Judge
Date of first publication. Oct. ~ 1909 1t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26

IN the Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton for lhurston Comfy.
". j. Jeffrey and Phoebe Jeffrey. his WIFE
Plaintiffs. vs.. Frank Warner and Pollen War
ner, his wife and J. W. Baker and Lulu Baker,
his wife, Defendants.
The state Of Washington. TO the said Frank
Warner aud Pollen Warner. his wife. and }. W.
Baker and Lulu Baker his wife, defendants
You and each Of you are hereby summoned TO
appear within sixty days after the date of
the first publication of this summons. to-wit.
within sixty days after the 18th day Of De
tober A. u 1900. and defend the above entitled ac-
tion in the above entitled court and answer the
amended complaint OF the plaintiff herein, and
serve copy of your answer upon the under
signed attorney for plaintiff At the office below
stated; and in case of your failure ~ to do.
judgment will be rendered against you accord
ing To III. demand Of the amended complaint.
which has been iiicd with the Clerk Of the
said court. This Is au action wherein ". j JEFF
frey aud Phoebe Jeffrey. his wife, are seeking to
forrclose u mortgage on that certain described
real property AS is set out III the anne ended com
psut, Ia wit the north half OF the north half of
The south half of the northeast quarter of See.
Is, Twp. Is, y. X. > West. ". NJ, except acres
at the east oi the said tract heretofore conveyed
to Alex Lakewood: also commencing NJ the
northeast corner OF the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of said See. Is. thence west
rods; thence south ~ rods. thence east / rods
thence north ~ rods To place of beginning.
hat the plaintiffs demand judgment further
that the def ndants and all persons claiming
under them or either of them subsequent to the
filing of the las pruurns of this action may be-
barred and foreclosgd OF all their rights. claims
liens and equities ia and To the said mortgage
premises that the said premises be sold accord
ing u law and the money arising there from
brought into the court, that the plaintiff may be
paid the amount due on the said notes with iu-
tcrest AT the time of each payment the expenses
of the sale and the costs and expenses of this
action together with the reasonable attorneys
fee so far as The amount of such money is prob
ably spilled thereto will pay the same. that the
defendants will be adiudged To pay any defci-
ency which may Remain after applying all Of
said money and that the plaintiff have such
other and further relief or both in the premises
as shall be sufficient and equitable
GORDON MACKAI.
Attorney for Plaintiff
L. O. Address. Columbia aud Third streets
Olympia. Thurston County, Washington.
Dats of first public alton. oct. H. 1907. 4.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26

Williams dealt him Il smashing blolr.
might never see you again. l paid
you in full for my freedom. Why
have you come to trouble me? Go,
please. and leave me in peace"
"All right" he said sorrowfully 81
Will go. Goodby. Emma"
With bowed head he went toward
the door. stopped and turned to her
with outstretched arms. pleading in
his eyes.
Emma. one kiss-my pardon and
dissolution before | die"
mo; oh, no.
She retreated, shuddering. terrified.
He followed her. desperate. resolved
to take by force what she would not
give. to feel once more I'm his arms the
little form that once had nestled there
fondly.
She read his purpose and shrieked.
Mrs. Harris. Beth and Captain VII
Hams were just entering. and they
rushed In with the maid.
Brooks turned t. escape as Emma, al
most hysterical with horror and fear,
uttered scream after scream. He ran
right into Williams. who recognized
him ut once and dealt him Il smashing
blow that sent him To the floor. Then
the captain grasped the half stunned
man and. pulling him to his feet. held
him while he inquired what had hap
pened
Emma. Gained by her mother and
sister. tremblingly explained. VII
linms looked at his prisoner, undecided
what to do. Brooks did not open his
mouth. The captain walked him out
on the landing and. threatening to kill
him II he ever dared to modest Emma
again. threw him down the stairs.
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heavy and the letters lndiStinCt. He
began 10 have difficulty in grasping the
meaning Of the words.
That which befallcth the sons OF men
them. as the one dieth. SO dieth the other =:
yea. they have all one breath. 50 that a
man hath no pre-emnencc above a beast.
All Is vanity.
All 30 unto ono place, all are OF the
dust. and all turn to dust again.
Who knoweth the spirit of man that
goeth upward and the spirit of the beast
that gOcth downward to the earth?
\ knock at the door reused him from
his somnolence. and he looked up with
blearcd, bloodshot eyes.
He staggered to his feet, smiling va
, cantly. and his cropping hand lurched
toward the revolver There was the
crash Of report. The apartment
I house manager who had seen the light
In the window. apprising him OF the
| tenants presence, and had knocked to
! inquire about the overdue rent. ran
shouting for help.
When they forced the door they
found Brooks sprawling across the ia
bic beside the overturned liquor bottle.
lie was dead. with bullet in his
| brain.
THE END.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-26
CUAPTEE NXIX

~ K. BROOKS would Ike 10
UH see yuu. sir. told him
Nv u !uu We're in, hut he would
not come UP ana asked me
10 let You know h.. was downstairs"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-18
PROFESSOR TELLS Of ASPHALT
SHOULD LAST FOR FORTY YEARS

long. and nearly two Ia Nil'h th'
depth being unknown FNploraIions
have nccu made to % dep ID
20, t,', at which pcu. ~ steel
tubing which WIS being used iu the
sounding was broken by q strong
under current which madc further
Investigations impossible
'Bcrmudrh swamp {. short dis
lance from the coast of Venezuela,
aud has been thc source ~ mtywa-
tionui complications between the
United states and that country In
thc United States there are Narious
limited supplies ~ asphalt found
Utah. Wyoming krutucky and Oh
lah0mI, but none of these compare
with the quality found at Lake
Trinidad Asphalt is also obtained
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-18
TELLS STORY Of MURDER

pJNmsEa OKLA, Aug l5.-Uudor
promise. &, is believed OF immunity
Arthur Brown. charged Jointly, Win
his s'epmothcr with the murder of
!. T.. Brown. his father. last April,
today confessed 10 the county attor-
ncy that he killed his father with
an adj and that his stepmother as.
sisted him i'm throwing the body in
brush pile. where il was burned.
The confession was wrung after the
sheriff and Brown had returned
frCm the scene OF the murGeg. bring.
ing with them pieces OF bones,
clothes and other things belonging
10 the murdered man. Ruby Waters
IL years old. niece ot Mrs. Brown,
who was with the party the night
of the murder, near Fairfax, is being
held by the sheriff
It was learned today that large
SUM of money believed to have
been 9,000-which Brown received
from the sale OF q farm in Missouri
early this year, was deposited In a
bank in Missouri 10 the credit of
another man, who probably tomor.
row will be arrested. Sheriff Ellis
said tonight that there is still an
other man believed 10 have had
hand in the murder Two sisters
OF young Brown arrived today from
Wichita.
The sheriff at the scene Of rhe
murder last night learned in detail
from young Brown the story Of the
murder The prisoner went from
place 10 place in the timber and
showed each act of his and his step.
mothers as they accomplished the
decd. From the ashes OF the brush
heap The sheriff took pieces OF bones
and clothes and suspender and trous.
rr buckles
Browns wife entered suit for al.
voice early this year, bur withdrew
yhe suit according to her statement.
for $500 which Brown gave her.
They lived eight miles northeast of
PawhuSka, After the suit was dis.
missed she took a trip to Missouri
and then travelled in other states.
She was arrested in Missouri and
young Brown in san Antonio. Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-18
OCTOBER 10 TO 81, 1909

ncrs considered 500 first. S75 sec
ond $50 third and S25 fourth
Interesting Geological Exhibit.
Professor w +. Cummins. super.
utoudeut OF the geological depart;
mout is to bring TO Dallas for the
fair am interesting archaeological col
lection which ne has secured in Mexi.
co during two years spent I'm secur
ing geological survey Of the coun
Jry and coast between FL Paso and
Tampico The collection will con
sist OF stone and clay images cary
ed by the ancient Aztecs and kind.
red races The Mexican government
has notified Professor Cummns that
the exhibit viii be furnished proyid
I'd the state fair management will
pay the cost of transportation. This
will be I'm the nature of Mexico
exhibit and will belong to that re-
public. =
Professor Cummins believes tina
these images represent some fact or
idea. Some of them were found In
ruined cities that date back before
the Aztecs came to the valley OF
Mexico and there founded an empire
in GiS \ ID. Professor Cummins
said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-18

cannot right themselves without
help.
lolus Kidney Pills are especially
for The kidneys. They relieve con
gestlOn quickly. cleanse the kidney 3
and the blood. set the filteriug
system n perfect operation
Fifty thousand persons publicly
recoWu md Doans Kidney Pills.
Here's case right at home.
Ardmore resumory.
Mrs n .J Wilkes. hlnG af 4aa
g street, y. W, Ardmore. Okla.
says In 1906 | gave statement
selling OF the great benefit my hus.
band had derived from the use OF
uodus Kidney Pills. ana am pleased
o. confirm everything | said in my
former endorsement DOan's Kidney
Pills removed dun dragging pain from
tur small of Mr Wilkes back ana
corrected the irregular action OF
the Kidney scCrctious, which had
caused him great annoyance, L
giNcs me great pleasure to say
that the cure DOans Kidney Pills
effected has proven to be perma-
ucnt one, not any symptoms OF Md.
ncy trouble having appeared In over
two years. know Doan's Kidney
Pills act as represented. and they
have my strongest endorsement at
all times
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-18
IT DRAGS YOU SLOWLY DOWN

~ hard 80 9eep an even tvml~''
N'ih 4 dun paiu naggiug all day az
,jai .Auk. ia tact. atduey troubles
,N. "a Uhe bottom uG VcrJ much OF
Jio .ierVousuess aud irritIbilitN that
ire ~ common today. You wonder
why yJu are short and cross. cant
renp your mind on Que thing. are
nchned 10 worcy over trifIcs, aud
rect to Tts uf blues" aud dCspOn-
ltdcy Psrtiy it is due to that pain
~ sour back partly tu the irrit1i-
rs .nect OF uc,c acid on your brain
tud nerves.
Uric acid "a a poison that IS al
'p,Ys forming ia che bOdy, and 1t is
che duty OF che Kidneys to filter Il
lut Of rhe blood and pass a. on, dis
o0lyed ~ the urine. Healthy kid
ucys do tai,. work thoroughly and
well. but waek or sick Kidneys get
ochind. aud che waste matter col
i,,.La hege and there in the mus
yIcs. POINTS and nerve ccnters. Head
uchp. diyyy speEs rheumatism, ncu-
saga. b,usry spots uefore the eyes,
ue,,veusness and heart trouble, are
ilgos' OF uric ,po,soning.
so do not wonder at your condi
tion. especially IL the urine does not
,,,ob os pass naturally. And II your
..,ck ache. continually. or you are
,a,icn with shacp cricks and stitches
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-18

The rcU u,jIg' %, asphalt and
n,W II Is prcurgj ana treated before
Nr,ns iaid upvu 0ur streets as pave
"rn' ~ = y,y interesting subject
,nd one wnich iu the last few
,u,o,hs h,s caused great deal Of
inquiry
" {. d SNacts po'lcssur of
,hcm,try a. talroouut college. and
whO - also thc city chemist Who
0H charge OF AZ thr uualy2iuE Ot
'nf ,,-.''pli Coo the paving work
which IL hc,ne done iu wichita.
yh"u ntcrv,cwC't yesterday said:
A'attlt a. product OF nature.
c'usciY related to coal oil. and It's
~ tnoSce' source, Of supply are
'atc Trinidad ui i'crmudcg swamp
.atr HciuidtN IS yHrrt three miica
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-18

For the P,rchcrous. Bclgiaus and
Clydcsdalc. cash awards and trop.
hlcs will amount 10 $1,000 Silver
cups aud ribbons go to the winners
boo thr special rings Coach horses,
including tho German. French Nor.
gan and hackucys viii receive prizes
lmom ing to $1,000 Jacks and ien.
nets receive S2Ol Ia premiums. The
premiums offered ON mules amount
to S2GO
As many of the events In tho
horse show are for women drivers
and riders. many women Of Dallas
and other Texas cities. will as In
former years. compete for the money
awards and premiums.
A special feature of the show will
be the harness horse rings on nc.
count of the Importance Of this
class the offerings are exceedingly
generous For carriage and buggy
horses. class intended especially
for family use. the premiums amount
TO $l25. For roadsters. including
trotters and PAGERS. the offerings ar
sass: for standard bred trottcrs and
PAGERS. $3.50; for thoroughbred
$3.50. for Suffolk horses. s155; for
Shetland ponies si25.