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r HBut I have no Clothes" he
urged.
/ a"Clothes." scornfully repeated
Craighead. what are they?
tAterely woven fabrics to fill bags
tte-secure~eredit- withal at hotels.
And you need no credit; for this
foom is mine for the whole term
of the treatments paid for by some
one into whose company l dropped
or rose during my last shore leave
from the good ship Lithia, but by
whom l have no idea. Clothes in
ldeed! Scatl"
But it's cold here" persisted
Carson, feeling helpless in the
tolls of this serpentine logic. I'm
not prepared for this climate"
Look abroad" commanded
|Craighead, with a gesture toward
the window. 1.-THE sun beats down
upon the last remnants of the
snow, and the little brooks give
the glad ha-ha to the river, and
send down the silky billet-doux
of the catkin to remind him that
they've busted loose. and are
hurting themselves into his arms.
Why, damn you, it's spring! And
you can stay right here-steam
heat, bath. hot and cold water,
padded cell In connection-oh,
fair youth. l love thee! Let me
finish bunkoing Mr.. O'Grady. and
start the Aeronef Company. Don't
be a clam!"
"You know how I feel about
those damages-but II could get
the capital for the aeronef-"
"Why, you don't doubt my
practical genius, do your" queried
Craighead in establishment. Gin
iother peoples affairs, / mean. of
course? Why. sir. IL, in view of
my failure with my own, can't
handle other peoples business.
then what becomes of my ability
/ tell you, naughty Southron, I'm
good for something!"
w Gill; udhOu Sdt bOhs uut
what real prospects have you.
Inow?"
Craighead peerd into the hall,
locked the door. threw up the win
dow, scanned the wall as If for
leavesdroppers secreted between
1.-THE bricks, approached Carson on
ltiptoe, and whispered:
GIVE found a Millionaire" he
Kissed, "and got him hypnotized.
I'VE see him tonight. Prepare to
talk aeronef as one charming the
ibird from the tree or the wood
chuck from the hole. I've done
/ the real work; see that you
make good in the Insignificant
ldetails!"
Theodore's emotions were so
under control that
ICraighead called him a mollusk
fand refused to describe his billion
iaire.
Eu "Ill CO." said Carson: 1t can do
Inc harm. Now. as for collecting
damages from the Institute,
protest"
ga mere ten thousand" cried
lCraighead. Say no more. Away
with iti It's IN the hands of your
lawyer, the celebrated Craighead.
You never mind; but nerve your
Iself up to control the subjective
mind Of the Millionaire"
All that dry Carson watched
ICraighead as one might study a
recently captured inmate OF the
ZOO. From trunk covered with
1.-THE labels Of foreign travel, Craig
head took q sheet OF cardboard
land painted upon 1t an elaborate
Sign which bore the 1egendi
CRArGHnAD
ATTORNEY ana Counselor at Law.
This he fastened outside the door,
|chuolsiing from time to time as the
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at lone.
The boy thereupon started a
career of breaking rules and STIR
ring up revolt. After sevon
months the authorities at the
school gave up in despair.
The court then attempted to
send the young man on a sea voJ-
age, but the sailors unions objec.-
ed and no ship owner would al
low him to sail.
As q last resort Judge Brown
sentenced Stewart to San Quea-
tin for one year.
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had accepted the character OF
Wylie, at Craighead's suggestion;
and when, on Mr.. Wylie's sud
denly turning up, -Graighead had
demanded damages. from the In
|stitute for sufferings of which
Carson was largely ignorant. he
had allowed the demand.
Though Craighead was clearly
no proper guide for a young man
whose affairs were in so critical a
condition, he had confided in him
Craighead had grasped the new
and unique principle of Carson's
aeronef at one leap of his oddly
energetic and active mind, and as
he scared into the skies in roseate
plans for developing a monopoly
of the air with it, Theodore be-
lieved, and allowed himself to
dream of power and fame and the
girl whose face haunted him, pale
at his leap into the depths of the
tossing cloud, under the dropping
feather draggled with the high
mist. And then the gadfly of his
uncompleted task stung him again.
He must HE to the shed in the
Gulf dunes, complete the flying
machine, and bring it to the mo-
tice of the world. in spite of the
|enmity of Mr.. Shayne, upon which
he now confidently counted. He
must
II know" broke in Mr.. Craig
head, gazing at the ceiling through
wreaths of smoke, 'the yearnings
|of your subtropical Albanian
system. But be practical. Ordi-
|narily, you might yield to the Sc
ductions of the South in spring,
sub. / know how it is. The
!pomegranate goes off in explo-
sions of vegetal fire. The buckeye
hangs out its crimson banners,
The magnolia buds swell, burst,
and fill the world with the en-
lchantment of fragrance and
velvet purity. The cape jasmine
lupholds it's load of creamy snow,
the Grape myrtle and hibiscus
send out their call to the ortho-
chromatic plate, and the doodle
hug lies in wait for you; but none
of these isereally germane to the
issues. The issues, sub, are these:
You come to this emporium, OF
which, alas, neither of us is fated
to be an alumnus, and you find
me in fine fettle, save that I am
unrelated to the world. / am an
Antaeus, with no immediate pros.
poets of getting my tootsies to
mother earth; u storage battery as
big as Pixies Teak, but insulated
from the mass of demagnetized
humanity; great force for a
number Of things, with no way
Iof proving 1t. What do you do?
You make a profession for me.
was naught, not to mention
naughty. What am / now? A
great personaI-inJury lawyer, de-
lveloping into prosperous ambu-
1ance-chaser. I was out of touch
with the world of finance. have
now laid the foundation for the
organization of the great Carson
lCraighead Aeronef Corporation! II
What do you mean?" ejacu-
lated Carson.
what ! sayi What I savi
Through long. colonnaded, peria-
Ityled vista of marble and onyx, ]
can see. nailed to the back fence,
the hide of Mr.. Finley Shayne.
And Just as ! am closing some
thing. you propose to leave me.
Hts unthinkabIel"
Carson's nomentary feeling that
this wild derizen OF dreamland
really had something definite in
view in the way Of business de-
parted, and he returned to the
|argumented.
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Boy Finally Succeeds In
Drawing Prison Sentence

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OAKLAND. Cal, March g.
Determined to serve a term In
prison, Henry Stewart. a youth of
1s eyars, today is satisfied, as he
has accomplished his desire,
though II took him over year
to do SO.
Stewart pleaded guilty to bur-
glary and declared that he did no.
want to be placed on probation.
Stewart was denied his wish to
become a convict. He was sent
to the Preston school of industry
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INDIAN KILLS
TWO AFTER
QUARREL
(By United Press Leased wire.y

(By United Press Leased wire.D
HOQUIAM, WASH. March L.
AS the result of a quarrel over an
Indian girl on the Quinalt reser-
walton, Fred Pope. am Indian, shot
and killed William Hob and Adam
Hawk. two Iudi@ policemen.
Word of the tragedy, which ec-
Cured yesterdaq. has just reached
here.
Pope is still at large and de-
clares he Will kill five other In
dams and then end his own life.
The reservation Is in a state OF
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"Of cawse," went on Mr..
O'Grady. paying no attention to
the Wylie incident, except to
use and examine for blood-stains
a neatly folded handkerchief,
your being found In the green
house has been partially explain
ed, sir; and We are not disposed
to make you trouble. The usual
payment for treatment will not be
insisted upon. though always
collected in advance. and those you
have had will be a total loss. In
fact, with our customary liberal
ity. we shall leave to you both that
and your board and lodging since
you so strangely came into our
into our midst"
Hear, heart" calculated Craig
head. '.Hooroar for the empori-
UNI! Hip. and again hip! Witner-
spoon for ever!"
And If you will kindly sign
these mutual receipts in full for
all claims on both side, we will
give Mr.. Wylie his room; and
here's the pen. Mr.. Carson, SIR"
Theodore had already. made the
first stroke of the ct" when
Craighead rushed upon him like
a whirlwind, snatched tht pen,
hurled it into the door like a
,javelin, where it stood quivering,
and interposed between Carson
and O'Grady.
"Caitiff. avaunti" he roared.
wilt deprive the widows and or
phans this youth may accumulate
of their cause of action against
this dope-shotten emporium?
Back, slave! You reach him only
over my dead body! Receipts in
full? Not on your life--to coin
an expression. You have shot his
patrician blood full of dish-water
and bus-juice; you have filled his
innocent and. unworldly stomach
with dope; you have committed on
him false imprisonment, assault
and battery, and malpractice, If
there be any NAL to your practice.
His spine is even as wet string for
limberness. He is disintegrated SO
that he falls below the. standard
of the human wreck--he is mere
debris and junk. His reputation
the immortal part Of himself
lis gone, and what remains is
bestial. He has had jaghood
forced upon him, instead of be-
ling allowed to achieve 1t at the
lexpense of his patrimony, as you,
IO'Dennis, and have done. You
have amputated. his appetite for
Hight wines, and may as well pass
him the Darker Drink first as
last. He has suffered, and must
ever suffer, most excruciating
pain and agony, and both mental
and physical anguish. He's a
gone gosling! And /. the greatest
personal injury specialist in the
legal world, as his attorney de-
mand ten-thousand-plunks as
damages; failing the receipt of
which, well and truly to be paid
in lawful money of the realm,
we'll take the emporium in execu-
tion, make Witherspoon a stable
boy with you as an assistant swipe,
both of you to sleep with Tigel
We don't sign .lothin', see?"
He turned to Carson, drew him
self up. and, with tragedy in every
lineament-an astonishing feat In
facial expression-he spoke with a
deep-toned exaggeration of Car
sons southern accent,
"othello's occupations done
come backi"
CHAPTER WI.
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AT THE PANrAGEs.

Vina's Models Is the feature of
the new bill at the Pantages. with
living picture reproductions of
such famous paintings. The can
gelus." "Marguerite's Garden"
Rock OF Ages etc. Albert
Gray, song illustrator. is back for
another week.
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Game Warden Thompson is said
to have in his possession proof"
that the team of Frank l.. Crosby,
captain in the recent "varmint"
hunt, obtained the pennant for the
highest number of points secured
by killing Teddy Bears. One of
the slain animals was produced
from the game warden's pocket
at the banquet Monday night
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Swindlers of Farmer
Get Stiff Sentences

drawn down. Two of the men
charged with fleeing the Beiiing-
ham farmer. Lars Olson, were
found guilty and sentenced to
equal terms in the penitentiary,
while the third was allowei his
freedom through turning kings
evidence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-03-02
GIRL WHO CANNOT SWIM HAS
RESCUED MANY FROM DROWNING

OCCIDENTAL, CAL, March a.
Miss Stella Bartholomew, IS
years old. learned today that two
additional medals for life-saving
have been awarded her. Miss Bar
tholomew already has two medals,
which were given to her for saw
ing persons from drowning in the
treacherous Russian river.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
VANCOUVER, b. c., March g.
with the sentencing Of James
Conley of Portland yesterday to
three years in the penitentiary for
completely In the famous bunco
race gambling game of Last sum
mer. tho last curtain has bee.i
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AT THE TACOMA.
Mime. schuman-Heinck.

Nine. Schuman-Heinck, the
great contralto. will appear at the
Tacoma theater Thursday night.
Those who have heard her re-
Gently say her voice has lost none
OF tts charm since she last APP
peared in Tacoma.
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AT THE LYRIC.

Motion pictures of the aviation
meet at Los Angeles and Fort
Myer are being shown this week
at the Lyric theater. The same
pictures were first seen by Presi-
dent Taft and 200 congressman
before they were allowed to be
displayed to the public.
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ga Stubborn OindereIIa."

"a Stubborn Cinderella"
"A Stubborn Cinderella" will
keep the Tacoma theater open
Friday and Saturday with a must
cal comedy that has been seen
here once before. Practically the
original cast appears this year.
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(SSe}[HEATER

ton produced in Tacoma last year
by Henry w. Savage's company,
will be presented soon by the
Opera company.
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May Robson Coming Soon.

May HObSOn coming SOON.
'sT'he Rejuvination of Aunt
Mary" Is the vehicle which May
Robson Is travelling in this year.
She will appear at the Tacoma
soon In this comedy.
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Robert Edeson.

"A Mans a Man" is the play In
which Robert Edeson will appear
at the Tacoma theater some time
I'm the near future. 1t is the In
itial appearance OF the play in this
city.
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Lambardi Opera Company.
"Madam BUTTERFLY" that crea-
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Every known DruE1ess Treatment.
Every known disease cured with
out knife or drugs. Most successful
treatment known for Cancer. Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, Fevers and Blood
Diseases. Glasses properly fitted to
your eyes.
Best equipped offices In the city.
DIR. M. c. Macy, City. Dear Sir:
had been bothered with stomach and
bowel trouble for two years prev
ious to taking a course of your
treatment in July 1907. / have been
entirely free from this trouble since
coming to you, 1 heartily commend
your treatment.
Yours respectfully.
II. b. COLEMAN.
1915 So. Yakima ave.
Consultation Free
DIR. MACY
Specialist. Eye, Stomach. Chronic
and Nervous Diseases. = 114eM Pa
cific ave. A 1899, M. 1856.
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CHAPTER WI.
40

The Return Of Othello's 0ccsIpa-
alton.
From the hour OF Carson's ar
rival at the slattery Institute,
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copyrighted, 1909, by Bobbs McrrillsOo.)
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-10-20

You ticket straight by placing large circle below nam
for and placing in small circle right
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-14
NEW MEXICO AT THE
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.

Pueblo Colo, June l4.-The secre-
tary of the board of control of the
Eighteenth National Irrigation con-
2ress has been in extensive CORE
spnndepce with Governor w. J. Mills
of New Mexico in regard to represen-
tation at the congress. Pueblo, Sep
tember $3.50, 1910. with most encour-
aging results.
The fastest action taken BY Cover
nor Mills is in the fine list of names
of about $50 of the leading citizens
of the state interested in irrigation,
modern agricultural methods, and de-
velopnent. generally This list is most
valuable to the congress. and the Of
fcers are now in correspondence with
rhe persons on it. Most of them are
intere sted in the congress-, and know
ali about it's Importance in the work
of the West
New Mexico is peculiarly capa BILE
OF appreciation of the Irrigation con-
gress and its work. II had the ses-
sions OF the congress at Albuquerque
in 1905, and profited greatly tnere-
from, as explained by Vice President
Twitchell recently at the board of con
troll dinner in this city. Besides, this,
New Mexico has two of the leading
officers of the congress- r. +. Twi-
tcheil of East Las Vegas is first vice
president of the congress. Two years
ago he was secretary of the board of
control at Albuquerque. He is fore
most in the missionary movement in
behalf OF the congress work in the
West, and has contributed greatly to
the organization of the delegations
frCzn New Mexico at Pueblo next Sep
tember.
Dr. f. Mcqueen Gray. of Albuquer-
que. is foreign secretary of the con-
gress, and expects to have a larger
list Of foreign representatives at the
Pueblo congress than there has here
tnfore been at any preceding session
DR. Gray is president of the Universe
tv of New Mexico, and well able to
promote the foreign interest in the
work
Former Governor George Curry is
honorary vice-president from New
Mexico. and Charles Springer. of Ctm-
arron is executive committeeman for
the territory.
Both Mr. Twitcaen and Dr. Gray at
tended the meeting of the national OF
ficers and the board of control here
this week. and commended the work
of preparation being done.
There will be special delegations
special cars. bands. and appropriate
demonstration on tne part of various
sections of New Mexico. according to
report here
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-14
DUTCH VESSEL WREcKED;
FIVE ARE DROWNED.

Willemsted, Curacao, June 1.-THE
government schooner Van Herdt was
wrecked on the northeast coast of
Curacao. The captain. crew and pas
sengers, with the exception of four
sailors and one. passenger, were drown
ed.
The lost includes the governor of
Buen AyT1e, a Dutch island on the Ven
eZuelan coast, from whence the YES
sci was bound to this port.
The schooner struck in tae thick
weather Sunday night. The news of
the disaster was brought here by the
FIVE survivors.
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YOUTHFUL AERONAUT
STARTLES NEW YORK CITY

New York, June 14.-Another aer-
onaut doomed up today, this time in
a dirigible balloon. Fred Owens, 20
years old, a resident of Belleville. N.
J., brought business virtually to a
standstin in lower Manhattan by sud
denly appearing in an airship. flying
across the Hudson river and then at
tempting To land the craft in the City
HAIL Park. The dirigible became an
manageable in the air currents be-
tween the City Hall and the County
Court House and the frame work of
the gas bag bumped into a chimney
putting the propeller out of business.
The gas bag SHOT upwerds and Owens
and the unmanageable dirigible float
ed away in the direction of Brooklyn.
The helpless dirigible gradually ris-
ing, f1oated across the East river, and
after lowering for time over the bus
mess section of Brooklyn, finally land
ed IN a tree in the Flatbush section
Owens was rescued with ladders.
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WILL FIGHT REMOVAL OF,
CAPITOL TO OKLAHOMA CITY

Guthrie. Okla, June 14.-Twelve
deputy sheriffs have been sworn in
and placed about the state house to
guard against the removal of, the state
records to Oklahoma City, where Gov
ernor Haskell has established his
headquarters.
Despite these steps taken by the
faction opposed to the removal an
announcement, came from the Office of
tae Secretary of State that all state
books and records will be moved to
Oklahoma City upon completion of the
vaults for their reception.
The people of the state recently
voted to remove the capitol from
Guthrie to Oklahoma City.
The chairman of the Guthrie Capt.
tai compaign committee explained
that the placing of the guards in the
st ate capitol was solely for the psbr-
pose of detecting any person in the
act of violating a court order, temper
arilv restraining the removal of the
books to Oklahoma City. The hearing
on this order is set for this afternoon
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-14
200 LOST IN
BIG FLOODS

Cologne. Germany. June Alt is
estimated that zoo persons lost their
lives in the floods that swept the val
ley OF the river AIR, in the .Eifel reg
ion. Eight bodies were recovered to-
day.
Report says that ffty-five lives
were lost at the village of Schult.
wnep a bridge crowded with persons
watching the turbulent waters, was
carried away. Throughout the Abr
valley only one bridge is left standing.
The floods were caused by a heavy
rain. which continued for several
days. Sunday night there was cloud
burst, and the waters cnoKed the val
ley, drowning every living creature in
its path, and causing im-pense snone-
tary damage.
Two barracks and houses in which
Italian and Crotian laborens were liy-
ing were swept away and the occu-
pants drowned in their beds. Light
ming did much damage and there is
much distress among the peasantry
who lost all their possessions.
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NOTICE.

To subscribers of the local tele-
pnonc exchange we wish to state that
our service is not up to its usual STAN
dard on account of the changes and
disorder incident to the installation of
our new central energy switchboard.
The service will be more or less i'm
paired for six weeks. AT the end of
thar time we expect to give improved
telephone service over equipment as
modern as any in the larger cities.
We request your patience while
making these improvements and as
sure you we shall be no longer in
making them than is absolutely nee
essary
We desire to thank those who have
already h al impaired service for the
patience and courtesy they have ac-
corded us. site
ROSWELL TELEPHONE 4 MFG. Co
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FLAG DAY OBSERVED
THROUGHOUT cQuNTH
cOUN

Washington, June IA One aund-
red and thirty three years ago today
the Stars and Stripes was adopted BY
congress as the Official flag of the I'm
ion, and, through the efforts of the
American Flag Day Association. the
anniy ersary was more generally oh
served in the national capital taan ev-
ar before.
On the 14th day of June. 1777, Con-
gress enacted: THAT tile flag of the
thirteen United States be thirteen
the Union be thirteen stars, white, in
blue field. representing a new con-
stellation." The number of the stripes
having been increased by the admis-
sion of new States, the possibilities
of the nations ftrtrre development
dawned upon our fathers. and the or
iginal thirteen stripes were unchange-
ably restored by act Of congress on
April 4, 1918, when 1t was enacted:
THAT from and after the fourth day
Of July next, the flag of tie Unihed
States be thirteen horizontal stripes.
alternate red and white; nat the Un-
ion be twenty stars. white, n a blue
field, and that on the admission of q
new state into the Union. one star be
added tn the Union of the Flag: and
such addition take effect on the fourth
day OF July, next, succeeding such ad-
mission" Since 1918 twenty-six stars
or sovereign States have been added
to the Unioa. nalcng forty-six in al.
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Kansas City, Mo-. june ,14--Cattle
receipts, 5000 Market steady. Native
steers, 5.756S.50: southern steers.
4-5aG $50: southern cows. 2.75@5.5O;
native COWS and heifers S-25G7-60;
stockers and feeders. 4.O0G6.25: bulls
4.e0G6.O0: calves. 4-25Gs.25: west
era steers, .5.50Gs.2O; western cows.
4.O06p6.50.
Hog receipts, $4,000. Market steady
to strong. Bulk of sales. 9-25Q9.32 1-2;
aeavy. s.s59s-35: packers and butcA-
ers, s.2569-35; light. s.15@S-30; pigs.
S.7509.O0.
sheep receipts. 5000 Market stea-
dy. Nations, 4-7546-40: lanbs. 500
@9.60: fed western wefhers and year
lings, 5.0067.75: fed western ewes.
4.7s65.75. ba