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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-06-30
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The "a tier II the petition Of John Diedrich
for telephone franchise over certafn 90 Guur -,
roads came on for regnldsr nostinr 81 notices
made. and no one ap bearing in opposition the
franchise is hereby granted, n,..,r, a.,
The mater Of the p srpee IS and avenues
the unincorporated portion Of kettie rSi, =
came on regularly for hearing az ocaoen ~ r. !:
m, Proof of posting the requlrel, t no The ".
cation is ordered as follows, to-wt: me no r.h
Atty feet of Forest avenue, running tn.uusn
said Frisbees addition as shown py tne sLt sf;y
or's plat thereof and that the safd nortn MY
feet Of Forest avenue be vacated from us inter.
section with the east line OF the sootn as -
Quarter of section IS. twp So north range 81, VI
section of said Forest avenue with the Pupilc
wagon roam which runs along the west sue "a
Frisbee's addition.
A portion of the day was spent in inspecting s1t
roads and in visit to the con ,0,o poor iafm
lime 9.-Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Commissioners Bryant and Sutherland present.
Minutes of June read dan ana a appr0sSso
" H Crawford, justice OF the peace Metaiine
precinct. n,,,
Flank Du Vail, justice OF the peace Bluecreek
precinct .,,,+
The board having been advised that the state
appropriation for the payment OF D0unues on
wild animals mas De00 eXnduSIcus tAO SouA.SJ
auditor is hereby authorized to continue the
payment of such bounties as heretofore except
cougars from the current expense fund.
The county auditor is hereby instructed 70
advertise the sH OF the SEA of see q. twp IS n.
80 w NJ, for sale under sealed bids to be open
ed at 10 o'clock a. M, July 8, 1910:
Colville, Wash, June 9, 1910 BE 1t resolved
by the board of county commissioners of Stew
ans county. Wash. that for and in consideras
ton of the payment to the treasurer OF Steyen1
county of all money derived from the sale o,
the allotment of Catherine Martin, an Indian
amounting to $l25O. with accrued interest, the
said Stevens county hereby agrees to furnish
the said Catherine Martin boarding. lodging
for the balance of her natural life, And l.. E.
Joseph, county auditor, is hereby authorized
and Instructed to enter into an agreement with
the said Catherine Martin for the purposes as
herein set forth.-Board of County Commits
sioners, Stevens County, Washington, G, w.
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In the matter of the petition Of Eli Vinno.
witch ct al for change in the Bodie mountain
road, petition granted, bond approveA and
survey ordered,
In the matter of the petition of w r Phillips
ct al for change in the Eckley road, survey
or's report is approved and road ordered
opened.
In the matter of the Hull and Smith change
in the Deep Greek road, surveyors report is
approved and road ordered opened.
Road Work. D R & Be- g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-06

you imagine. Mr.. Peck, when you
left your native haunts and came
east to look up the lady YOU know
as Miss Dunno, with the object OF
making her pay the penalty for
that little Ouray exploit, / was at
once informed. AS an example of the
finesse of competent mind in deal
ing with certain forms of graft, ]
will recite for your benefit the va
rIous steps of this plot against you
If you will pay due attention, | am
quite sure You will see the folly of
trying to retain that vase and the
ten thousand dollars.
You were met at Buffalo by an
agent OF mine and followed into
New York. We knew you were to
visit your friend, George Augustus
Smith, and Miss Mary Carter, 9th
erwise. Mrs. Hashns, rented the
seconllfloor front in the house next
to that in which your friend had
his lodgings. This was for purposes
Of espial, as the view from Mrs. Has
kins' front Windows commanded the
steps OF the house next door.
Il had made great plans for you.
Mr.. Peck. and my plans are always
original. That, undoubtedly, is the
secret OF my success in the field ]
have made peculiarly my own. The
point to be settled was this: How
shall Mr.. Peck be kept from becom-
ing a source of annoyance to Miss
Dunno, and indirectly to Miss
DUNES friends? Not by threats, for
you tere scarcely the person to be
inundated; not by the flight OF
Miss Dunno AM the rest OF us, for
the affair of the PeachblOw Vase
which even then held the boards
male it necessary for us to remain
I'm the city; and not by going to
extremes with you, for that might
involve farreaching results. After
considering the matter at some
length, | decided that you should
help us secure the Peachblow Vase.
This was to be done in such
manner that YOU would appear
equally concerned with the rest OF
us. After that, Mr.. Peck, you would
shun the police as you would the
plague.
The matter OF getting involved
was the hardest nut ] had TO crack.
N~-o~O~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- ~--~~~~~~~~~~-N~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
CONTINUED UN PAGE FOUR
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could only lift his voice high enugh
for Miss Carter to hear she would
send the watchman and others on
the pier to his aid. Realization that
he hnG been tricked came but
slowly.
lie felt his arms being lashed be-
hind him and his ankles bound to-
gether. His face was driven hard
against the floor and the canvas
was pulled so tight across his lips
that he mad to fright fiercely for
the air that kept his heart going.
Just as he became convinced that
he could not bear the torture an
other second, his body was reliev-
ed of the weight that bore 1t down
and lifted to a cushioned seat. Ruth
less hands sill kept the canvas firm
ly in place, but he was able to
draw sufficient air into his lungs
to keep him alive. His breast heay-
e. with the struggle and there was
a roaring as OF the sea in his ears
lie was not in condition to
take much account OF what was go
ing on around him, but he was
vaguely conscious of tramp OF
feet overhead, OF muffled voices call
ing back andf orth and OF a splash
Of disturbed water. By degrees II
was borne in upon him that the
boat was moving.
After what seemed years of tor
ture. the canvas was whisked away.
He Strengthened out on his pinioned
arms and gulped down long draughts
of air from an open port By de-
grecs his brain cleared and he grew
to feel more ike himself
When. at last, he opcne3 his eyes
and turned on his side his mind
experienced another. shock. There
was a table and chair close to
the upholstered bench on which he
was lying, and the chair was oc-
cupied by stout gentleman with
a double chin.
On the table in front OF the stout
gentleman lay reyolver-Rufus' Ie-
volver-and thanking the weapon was
an array of writing materials. There
was no one else in the cabin-jus
Rufus and that unpleasantly famil-
lar figure in the chair.
"Buffaoed," cried Rufus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-06

the password. Are you plumb GER
tain you're headed right?" he in
uuired, with a dubious look at
their surroundings.
The girl led him through a gate
and past a large warehouse.
"A friend OF Reolas invited her
aboard his motor boat explained
Miss Carter. IF you hal proved
relentless anG disagreeable, Reola
would have fitted away up the
river and you'd never have f.
river and you'd never have found
her. There's the boat"
They were walking out on a pier.
On the left-hand side of the pier
a trim looking little craft was tied
up The top of cabin, which ran
well aft of amidships, formed
sort of upper deck and was shielded
from the sun and wet weather by .
canopy. There was roomy cock
pit in the stern, and both deck
and cockpit were furnishes with
cushioned chairs and upholstered
benches.
THE boat looks sort of deserted ~
said Rufus.
Il do hope Reola hasn't gone
away" murmured Miss Garter. See
If there's anyone in the cabin, Mr..
Peck, while | try and find the
watchman.'
Rufus ducked uncer the canopy
top, stepped to the cushioned bench
an. dropped lightly to the floor OF
The cockpit. On the right OF the
cabin bulkhead was a door, with
three steps lealing down to 1t. He
raped. and a masculine voice call
ed loudly for him to enter. Rufus
pushed open the door and stepped
into the cabln-and then several
things happened TO him simultane-
Ously.
A tlOlu was lhIONH ONSi MS hNHNi
strong hands gripped him from both
sides and in front and his feet
were pulled out from under him.
The violent reception was a COM
plete surprise, and Rufus only warn
ing was sound of quick move
ments anr a flash of white can
vas as 1t dropped over his head
and shoulders.
HalfsmOthered by the canvas,
which had been drawn tightly over
his face, he tried to snout for help
and to struggle, but one effort was
as Intellectual as the other. The
rough fall on the floor Of the cab
in had placed him still further a
his enemies mercy. They swarmed
upon him. holding his hands and
feet and pinning him down.
Unable, because OF the shock. 10
reason clearly. he felt that II he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-06

I'VE are in the middle of the riv-
er going north" said the stout gen
tleman, lifting his voice slightly to
make himself understood above the
hum of the motor, "but 1t will be
just as well If you don't make too
much noise"
Where's Miss Carter" demanded
Rufus.
Safe ashore. This voyage is not
destined to be a pleasant one for
ladies'"
Another frame-up?'
Call 1t so. My amiable friend,
you're about the easiest proposition
that ever struck the great metropolis.
Why, If you did but know it, your
ticket has been a souvenir ever
since you left your native wild"
The stout gentleman removed a
cigar from his vest pocket and
drew a match across the under
side OF the table
'If was loose for about two
minutes" said Rufus, this cabin
would be a shambles Reola would
become an orphan to your extent
and would no longer have to swan
airship stock for gold producers
in order to make a living Mr.. Dunno
| want to go on recohl with this:
You're about as low-down a specimen
| OF the genus homo as ever put his
neck in a hangman's moose. Any
whelp who'll hide out and make
woman play his game for him,
, same as you, is that white-livered
don't know how to tell"
The stout gentleman laughed chop.
PLY.
You're certainly Class-A as an
easy mark"
What am l here for?" inquired
Rufus.
Vow you've got finger on the
IlSul DuliOu. II utllt matter
Of a Peachblow Vase and ten thou
sand in cash that brings you here,
MIR. Peck?"
AS for that, Mr.. Dunne-"
Call ne Haskins.'
You're the same old lump Of in
iQuity reckon, no mater what's
your label. You've noticed. haven't
you. that / didn't bring the vase
and the money with me?'
Haskins nodded.
Il didn't suppose you would" was
his comment.
They're in a safe Eeposlt vault,
ard George Augustus has the key
I'll admit went lame when I took
this pasear on the river-front, but
there a heap OF difference between
corralling me and laying hold Of
the stuff you really want"
Not the difference. perhaps. watch
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-06
A WOMAN'S APPEAL

To am knowing sufferers of rheumatism, wheth-
er muscular or Of the joints, sclatlca. lumhag's'
ba,ka,uc, pains Ia the kidneys or neuralgia
mains To write TO her for a hour r'aim"ut
which has retcatclly cured all uf thc,- turturrs.
She feels IL her duty 90 send IL 90 all sufferers
FREE You cure yourself at home a, thousands
win t..tify-uo change - climate beu= ue'r-
sary. 1hi, simple discovery haniShc~ uric nri'
frolu tnr hond loosen, ihe siifened jputs pur-
lfe, the blood. and hrgbtens the ewes. giving
elasticity nud tome TO the whole system. II the
above Interests you. for proof address
Mrs NJ Summers, BOX r. south Bend, Ind.
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OH, CHRYSANTHEMUM!
On. dazzling ohrysanthemum,
You are an autumn dream;
In pink and white and gold you
come
Through natures endless scheme,
And when | have to skip my lunch,
A MONDAY sacrifice,
II is to you | gladly turn,
or posies, fresh and nice,
1t is to you | gladly turn
30 scintillating fair,
For roses cost more than ! earn
And violets are rare.
They'd put my income on the bum
so you, oh, you, chrysanthemum!
Chicago News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-06

Flower Show Postponed.

At the meeting OF the ladies inter
ested in the coming flower show
on Friday afternoon at the Broadway
Methodist church 1t was decided to
postpone the display until Noyem'
ber the fifteenth in order that
more of the flowers might be ready
for display. Mrs. lizard and Mrs.
Lom'lon visited a great many OF
the homes where plants were to be
entered and discovered that they
would not be ready By the min H..
#**%*
At Mrs. Straehley's.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church meets on Tues
day afternon with Mrs. Arthur
Strachley, when it is hoped that all
members who are not eligible to
vote on that day viii be present
#4::s%
With Mrs. Bass.
The Kosmos Klub spent a very de
lghtful afternoon on Thursday with
Mrs. J. A. Bass.
After an interesting series Of
games a dainty luncheon was served
Mesdames W. r. Bleallmore, Henry
Mccoy Of Muskogee, Dunn, Arthur
Adams, Charley Dob1ins, Charles
Evans, c. b. Hanks, Fred kinka1l,
Walter Madden, II. b. McColjom,
w. |. CIuce, 4. c Cruce J. b.
Spragins, Morgan, y. G. Woods,
Reicheldcrfer, Woods, German,
Kruger, Cecil Williams, l. II. Shel-
ton. ". A. Colley, Geo. Henley,
Rogers, c. Thompson Charles
Maupin and T. X. Kearney; Misses
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-06
CHAPTER 4.
The Fortuna.us.

Miss Carter led Rufus a devious
Journey across town. They changed
cars three times and finally walked
a block to the river.
81 hope you're keeping that money
in a safe place, Mr. Peck" said MISS
Car er. as they wended their way
along the docks that Incl the riv-
er front.
You can go the limit on that,
returned Rufus. "Getorge Augustus
took the money and the vase 10
one of these deposit vaults. | reck-
on you couldn't get at 'em with
ton of giant powder unless you had
from visit to friends and rela i've
in Texas. She spent several days al
the Dallas fair and visited In Van
Alstyne, Weston and Sherman,
*t&44
Mrs. Carrie b. ga mes Is visiting
in Fort Worth. She will return home
tomorrow morning.
.***t
First Ward Mothers Club.
A Ger ain bright boy, of primary
degree, counted to twelve and then
revealed to his appreciative audi
ence that he could count more, II
he had a calendar. Wonder If this
condition and need exists among
those members who did not appear
at the First Warl Mothers Club
last Wednesday. 1t was their loss.
The combined program on Health
full School Grounds" and "Compul-
sorry Education" was under the
leadership of Mr.. Fred Tucker, who
showed splendid knowledge of the
school laws and customs in Okla
homa.
Miss Matthews spoke Of the need
of a medical inspector.
Splendid points and suggestions
were made by Miss Williams in !
behalf of directed play grounds.
She asked the club to watch from |
the windows some folk dances by
the Fifth grade. Another game, in
which homemade Indian clubs were |
used, illustrated the need of appa-
ratus on the school ground.
Never before have the public
schools of Ardmore had so many
games so enthus .astically carried
through during recreation. The
club intends to finance Miss viii
lams' ideas along this line till the
last listless "lean-on-the-building'
will OF his own accord respond heart
lily to the call for healthful activity.
The medical inspector would not
wax fa,, nor the compulsory edu'
cation clause shine from constant
use, If the children were thus
aroused and interested.
The eighth grade male quartette
furnished music, and the president
took up other matters Of business,
among which was the arrangement
for taking charge of the lunch on
he first day of the flower show.
kkk$x
The beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Sandford was lighted and
thrown open last evening TO the
Eastor, Sunday school teachers and
officers of the Broa-May Baptist
church, and from everyone present
came words of the most splendid
and home-like manner In which
they were entertained
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-06
He PeachbloU&
" Ey ISL [3|
(By WILLIAM WALLACE COok
Author Of "WiIbys Dan," THE Trail
Of the Billet DouS," Etc.

A serial story Of adventure. mystery
and attempted crime that is as en-
crossing as a tale from The Ara
bian Nights, II all takes place to-
day In and about New York and
would indicate that the day OF ro-
mantle adventure has by no means
passed.
Copyright by the Story Press Cor
poration.)
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, the snu.eptic powder. IL cures
painful, smartinc, nervous ievl aud instantly takes
the -tEc out OF cOrns and buuiOns It's the greatest
comfort discovery OF the age. Aliens Foot Ease
makes tight or new shoes feel easy. u Is certain
cure tor sweating. caOus swollen tired. aching feet.
Awsys u-e Il To Break in New shoes Try II to-day.
sold everywhere By mail for IS cts. In stamps.
D1tit aco,Jt any sftbsiitpfc. For FREB tnal pack
sge address Alien :. Oimsled, L. Roy, y. y.
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THE WEEKS CALENDAR.
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nod our6 sic u@bommaderei" bon
commandments" un6 6ur6 sic 2obz
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lifum m0Qeu 0erartiae Geran1taItun-

lifum mogen 0erartige Geranitaltun-
gen imponiren uno oieielben m0gen
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81" am &odofen ooer am Muiiflarg,
Dem &lapier. Oa beibt eS balt uber-
all ge1,au aufpalien, fleibig itl1oieren,
Set nebmen, 5uleben, aufmertlam
anb0ren, tiidtig einiibel1, man meint
obne gno! Sour langiam gebt's poran
uno fommt na6 bun0ert Hfuidereien
einmal ettpas Mnltan0iges gum &or~
lbein, 10 peripridt mat1 iid &elten!
Die @illenl6aft fann man me0er
erbe11 nod fauf en nod eintri6tern.
@are Sic @ei1ei0tbeit mie cine &C.
m0bnli6e @aare> fir flingenoe Weiin-
&c fell, 0em armen Manne miiroe fei-
ne Safer oapon iiberlaiien, 10 aber
iino Sic Dummf0pfe gleidymabig per-
tbeilt a1f &ei6 un0 Mrnl troy aler
u@igbldools," uMeaoemieS" uno COL
leges!
@enn man Sic bielen, pielen &e0en,
Sic bel @elegenbeit Ser iogenanrlten.
commandments" geb0rt, p0er Sic
ipaltenlangen Mrtifel 5eitgeiitiger un0
oienitfertiger 5hreiberleelen in ibren
u@upers" g%elele1, menn man geb0rt
ooer geleien, mie Ga in alien mogli=
hen Sonarten ser 2obbu0elet iiber sic
~2eiitungen" uno Sen ~5orti6ritt" in
uni ern 59ulen 10 la1t in 0as Sieges=
born geblaien mor0en, 0aB man Sic
Sbren oerltopfen modte, 10 f0nnte
man meinen, &unit un0 @iIienidaft
bitten in I'm lerem Sdulmei en bereits
Den <lminationSpunft errei6t. 9tad
oielen commandments" nit ibrem
Sbeateripielen, Sen eingetridterten
Sic ga bon sen 3oglingen &C.
gen. mebr ein= ais auSgebil0eten Sub