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Mountain advocate., 1913-08-08
PERSONAL

w. f. Parker and W. II. Green are
in Louisville this week on business.
Mrs. Margaret.Culton Sparrow,
of Corbin, was a week end visitor
OF Mrs A. w. Hopper.
Miss Ida Cole LEI Thursday night
for Vanceburg, where she will visit
friends for three or four weeks.
Miss Emma Morris, came in on
Wednesday, and is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. W. X Lay, on Pine St.
X. F. Davis neice, Mrs. smss
Harp, OF Brawley. { alifornia, is here
aud contemplate locating at Mid
dlesboro.
Mrs. Sallic Tuggle was here first
OF week, the guest OF her daughter,
Miss Blanche Tuggle, and friends
around town.
Mr.. and Mrs. K W. Cole enter
tanned at dinner, Wednesday, Rev.
Iohn b. Hudson and mother and
Mrs. Alex. Sommers.
DR.. and Mrs. K M. Rankin, OF
Coyingtou, arrived in this city,
Monday afternoon and are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. X,
Barner. They will remain about
two weeks.
Rev. John B Hudson, of Victoria,
Texas, is conducting a series OF
Gospel Meetings at the Presbyte'
rian church. The first service was
Monday night and will continue
through the week.
MIR. and Mrs. S. ID. Hughes lett
Thursday morning, to begin hi'
duties with the Hazard Dean Coal
Co. at Hazard, and Mrs. Hughes
aud the children, Tor a visit to her
parents in Virginia.
Mrs. Jas. K. Sawyers and daugh
ter, Miss Grace, of st. Petersburg,
Fla, who have been making an ex
tended visit to her mother and 9th
er relatives here, have returned to
their Southern home.
Messrs. w. II. Mcdonald and oe
Hopper were in Louisville, and while
there Mr.. Hopper purchased an auto
in which they drove through tIom
that city, making the trip safely
and without mishap.
Misses Mary Steele, OF Junction
City, Lillian Ellison, of Williams
burg, Elorella Stephens, of Indiana
polls, and Ruth Decker, OF this city,
were the guests of Miss Ollie Cole,
Monday evening at a six O'Clock
dinner.
Miss Beulah Lee Huddleston, OF
Jefferson City, Tenn, Musical Direc
tor at Barbourville Baptist lnsti-
tute last year, arrived in this CITY
Sunday, and is the guest of Miss
Lucy Tinsley. She accompanied the
camping party to Artemus.
The Christian Junior Endeavor
Society will give Penny Social, at
the home of Mrs. II. Z. Cottongim,
on College Street next Friday even
ing, A penny for each letter OF your
name will be charged those present
and refreshments will he served.
Three new Ford autos are to he
seen on our streets, having arrived
first ol the week Messrs. John ID.
Lawson, b. 3. Golden and II IL.
Owens are the new owners and all
took charge of their cars as soon
as unloaded at the depot, and are
doing their own driving.
Mrs. |. II. Ballard came in Mon
day morning from Iessamine county
where she had been visiting rela
tiyes and friend in and around vii
more and Nicholasville. She wa'
accompanied home by Mrs Ray
ballard nee Lawson. who is visit
10y her parents, MIR, and AIRS. tyr
Lawson.
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next to the parior there was tiny
ballroom fitted up as smoking.
room and den. II was merely a con.
tinuation Of the hall. and the cozy
corner" which Berry had had a Polk
street upholsterer construct In 1t, oc.
cupied most Of the available space,
and crowded such visitors as entered
1t into the corners. II had been Ber.
ny's idea to have this room "lined with
books" as she expressed It. but their
Joint possessions In this line consist.
Ing Of some twenty-five volumes, and
the fact that the contracted space
made It impossible to accommodate
both the books and the cozy corner,
Berry had decided In favor Of the lat.
ter She now seated herself on the
divan that formed the integral part Of
this construction. and. pilIng tho pill.
lows behind her. leaned luxurIously
back under tho canopy Of variegated
stufis which was supported by two
iormidable.looking lances.
pominlck sat In his easy chair. He
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SYNOPSIS.

Bill Cannon. the BONANZA king. and bis
daughter. Rose. who had passed up Mrs.
Cornelius Ryan's ball at San Francisco to
accompany her father. arrive at Antelope.
Dominick Ryan calls on his mother to
beg ball invitation for his wife. and Is
refused. The determined old lady refuses
70 recognize her daughter-in-law. DOM
inlck had been trapped Into . marriage
With Bernice Iverson. . stenographer.
several years his senior. She squandsrs his
money. they have frequent quarrels. and
he slips away. Cannon and his daughter
are showed In at Antelope. Domlnick
Ryan 10 rescued from storm In uncon-
ecious condition and brought to Antelope
hotel. Antelope ID cut of by storm. Rose
Cannon nurses Dominick back to life.
Two weeks later Bernice discovers In q
paper where husband 10 and writes letter
tying to smooth over difficulties between
them. Dominick at last II able to Join
fellow snowbound prisoners In hotel par
lor. He loses temper over talk Of Buford.
IN actor. After three weeks, end Of i'm.
prisonment is seen. kilograms and mail
arrive. Dominick gets letter from wife.
Tells Rose he doesn't love wife. and never
did. 6tormbound people begin to depart.
Rose and Dominick embrace, father sees
them and demands an explanation. Rose'l
brother Gene is made manager Of ranch.
and Is to get It II he stays sober year.
Cannon expresses sympathy for Domi-
nick's position In talk with Rose. Domi-
nick returns homo.
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day afternoons was especially good.
The Sunday before. Gene had heard ,it
play Poet and Peasant and the Over.
ture of William Tell, and 1t was great!
That was one of the worst things
about living on ranch. Gene com.
planned, you didn't have any music
except at the mems house at night
when one Of the Mexicans played ON
an accordion.
The old man, with his elbow on the
table. and short. blunt-fngered hand
stroking his beard. looked at his son
with narrowed eyes full Of yelled
amusement. When he did not find
Gene dlsagreeably aggravating as his
only failure. he could. as 1t were. stand
away from him and realize how hu.
morous he was II you took him in =
certain way.
whats the Mexican play!" he
growled without removing his hand.
la Paloma," answered Gene.
pleased to be questioned thus amica.
bly, by his autocratic sire, generally
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LAy'A-

table. It was, difficult for him to an.
swer Berny's questions politely.
"She doesn't give herself the least
airs. She's perfectly simple and nat.
ural and kind
That's Just what I've heard" his
wife said, giving her head an agree.
Ing wag. They say she's Just as easy
and unassuming as can be. Did you
think she was pretty when you saw
her close tor"
Really. Berry. I don't know" an.
swered the victim In tone OF goaded
patience. "She looks Just the same
close to as she does at a distance.
don't notice peoples looks much. Yes,
I suppose she's pretty"
"She has blonde hair" said Berry,
leaning forward over her plate In the
eagerness OF her interest. did It look
to you as II It was bleached!"
He raised his eyes. and his wife en-.
countered an unexpected look OF an.
ger In them. She shrank q little, be.
Ing totally unpreparsd for Il
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CHAPTER XII.
Tho Gods In tho Machine.


On the second Sunday after their re.
turn from Antelope. Bill Cannon re.
solved to dedicate the afternoon to
paying calls. This. at least, was what
he told his daughter at luncheon as he,
she, and Gene sat over the end Of the
meal. To pay calls was not one of the
Bonanza Kings customs. and In an.
swer to Roses query as to whom he
was going to honor thus. he responded
that he thought he'd start In with
Della Ryan"
Rose made no comment on this In.
telligence. The sharp glance he cas-,
at her discovered no suggestion Of con
sclousness In the peach.like placidity
OF her faca 1t gratifed him to see her
thus unsuspecting. and In the mellow
Ing warmth OF his satisfaction he
turned and addressed a polite query to
Gene as to how he intended spending
tho afternoon. Gene and Rose, II an
peared. were going 10 the park to hear
the band. Gene loved good band
and one that played In the park Sun
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pease on to her own plate and az she
began to eat them, said:
1T must have been interesting hav.
Ing the Cannons up there. When I
read in the paper that they were In
Antelope too, l was awfully glad be-
cause thought 1t would be such a
good thing for you to get to know the
old man well. as you would. showed
In that way together"
Il knew him before! My father and
mother have been friends Of his for
years"
II know that You've often told me.
But that's different thing. thought
II he got to know you intimately and
liked you. as he probably would
she glanced at him with q coquettish
smile. but his face was bent over his
plate-"why. then, something might
come of It, something in a business
way" She again looked at him, quick
". with sidelong investigation. to see
how he took the remark. She did not
want to irritate him by alluding to his
small means. anyway on this night Of
reconciliation.
1T would be so useful for you to get
solid with a man like Bill Cannon" !"
she concluded with something Of tim.
idity in her manner.
Despite her caution, Dominick
seemed annoyed. He frowned and
gave his head an impatient jerk.
"Oh. there was nothing Of that
kind" he said hurriedly. I'VE were
Just showed in at the same hotel.
There was no question Of intimacy or
friendship about 1t. any more than
there was between Judge Washburne
and me. or even the actor"
Berny was exceedingly disappoint.
ed. Had the occasion been less mo.
mentous one she would have ex.
pressed herself freely. In her mind
she thought 1t was lust like Domi.
nick" to have such an opportunity and
let 1t go. A slight color deepened the
artificial rose Of her cheeks and for
a moment she had to exert some con.
troll to maintain the silence that was
wisdom. She picked daintily at her
food while she wrestled with her irri.
tation. Dominick showed no desire
to resume the conversation. and 81.
lence Of some minutes duration rest.
ed over them. until she broke 1t by
saying with Q resolute cheerfulness
Of tone:
Rose Cannon was there, too, the
paper said. suppose you got to know
her quite well?"
II don't know. saw good deal Of
her. There was only one sitting-room
and we all sat there. She was there
with the others"
whats she like?" said Berry, he,
curiosity on the subject Of this spoiled
child Of fortune overcoming her recen,
annoyance.
you've seen her." he answered
"you know what she looks like"
1--WE never seen her to know who
she was. l suppose I've passed he,
on the streets and at the theaters. Ii
she cordial and pleasant, or does she
give herself airs because she's BIZ
Cannon's daughter?" .....
Dominick moved his feet under the
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How should I know whether her
hair was bleached or mott" he said
sharply. That's very silly question" !"
Berry was taken aback.
Il don't see that 1t is," she said
with unusual and somewhat stammer-
ing mildnsss. Most blonde-haired
women. even II they haven't bleached
their hair, have had 1t restored"
Dominick did not answer her. The
servant presented dish at his elbow
and he motioned 1t away with an i'm.
patient gesture.
Berry, who was not looking at him,
went on.
What kind Of clothes did she wear!
They say she's an elegant dresser,
gets almost everything from Paris.
even her underwear. suppose she
didn't have her best things up there.
But she must have had something.
because the papers said they'd gone
prepared for two weeks trip"
Il never noticed anything she
wore"
We'll. isn't that Just like you. Dom
mick Ryan!" exclaimed his wife. un.
able. at this unmerited dlsappoint.
ment, to refrain from some expression
Of her feelings. "And you might know
Id be anxious to hear what she had
on"
I'm very sorry. but I haven't an
idea about any Of her clothes. think
they were always dark. mostly black
or brown" y
did you notice." almost pleadingly.
what she wore when she went out!
Mrs. Whiting. the forelady at Hazel's
millinery. says she imported set Of
sables. muff. wrap and hat, for her
this autumn. Hazel says 1t was Just
the finest thing Of its kind you ever
laid your eyes on. Did she have them
up there?"
II couldn't possibly tell you. don't
know what sables are. saw her once
with fur cap on. but l think 1t be-
longed to Willoughby. an Englishman
, who was staying there. and used to
have his cap hanging on the pegs In
the hall. It's quite useless asking
me these questions. don't know any
thing about the subject. Did you wind
the clock while was away?"
He looked at the clock. possession
Of his own, given him in the days
when his mother and sister delighted
to ornament his rooms with costly
gifts and in which he had mover be
fore evinced the slightest interest.
"Of course. wound It," Berry said
with an air Of hurt protest. Haven't
l wound It regularly for nearly three
years?'
This brought the subject of Rose
Cannon to an end and she was not al
luded to again during the dinner. The
conversation reverted to such happen
ings in the city as Berry thought
might interest her husband, and Il
seemed to her that he was more
pleased to sit and listen TO her chat
ter Of her sisters. the bank, the thea
ters. and the shops. than to dilate an,
further on his adventures in tn,
snow.bound Sierra. f..I
When the dinner was over, they re
] turned to the front Of the fiat. wher,
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How 10 Renln.

what is the first step toward rem.
edying the discomfort Of tho masses!"
THE first step" replied the ensr-
getic campaigner. "is 10 get out and
make speeches TO prove to than how
discontented they are."..-Washinston
Star.
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Honor System To Be Tried
Confined From Page One

attempt to escape shall SUBJECT
the offender to being deprived
of all credits earned and have
his name stricken from the
honor roll and in case of escape
or attempt to escape, to prose-
cution under the provisions of
section 2342 of Remington &
Ballinger's code, which pro-
vides a punishment in such
cases of from thirty days to one
year in the county Jail. All
such violations will be diligent-
~ prosecuted.
''Rule No. z. All persons per-
forming labor under the parole
system herein prescribed, shall
be suitably housed and fed dur
ing the performance of any and
all labor they are called upon
Ito perform and shall be fur
nished with at least three meals
a day, equal in quality and
quantity as that ordinarily fur
nished man perfor --.-S hike
services under ordinary condi-
tons"
These rules, in addition to
the penalties above described,
shall be enforced by contempt
proceedings, where such pro-
ceedings are applicable, and
shall be and remain in full
force and effect until further
order.
Nine rules for the regulation
of the Skagit county Jail were
also made out yesterday by.
Judge Houser. They deal with
sanitary conditions and enforce
cleanly habits. both in person
and speech, in the Jail inmates.
As Skagit county's Jail is of
ten a cause of comment among
visitors for its unusually order
| ~ appearance, the enforcement
of these rules in this county's
jail will not effect any material
change in this respect, but q
new ruling will prevail regard.
ing the receiving Of visitors and
the holding Of services, as is the
custom from time to time.
This IS the only county inl
Washington where this honor
system = being tried, and its|
progress viii be watched with
Interest BY county and state of-l
dcials all over the state.
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Steamer
r OSALIE

Carrying Passengers and Freight
Leaves SEATTLE from COLMAN
DOCK Sundays. Tuesdays a.,
Thursdays at IL p. m. for TO-
Townsend, Richardson, Argys'
Lopez, FRIDAY HARBOR, Roc :
Harbor, Deer Harbor. West Scum "
Orcas, East Sound, Rosario. Olgl
and BELLINGHAM. Leaves BELL
[NGHAM at 8 p. m. Mondays, Weo.
nesdays and Fridays for Anac0r1ss
and Seattle direct. Passengers anu
freight for Seattle, Bellingnan
and Anacortes, from any lslaau
point, will be picked up BY tns
Posalie on the outgoing trip HUI a
Seattle. The most beautiful! u'p
on Puget Sound, the route wlno cas
among the lovely islands OF the o =.
Juan archipelago and crossing ~
straits San Juan de Fuca, anoiu .Is
the finest views OF y"
Cascade and Olympic mountains -
THE INLAND NAVIGATION w.
Seattle. Washington.
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Orcas
Fast SOUND
Hrea 81 90. N.

Tbrouoh the kindness of Miss Stow
orc a teeter board has been ADDED 70
the playground apparatus at the
school The domestic science room
vii soon be in readiness the chimney
and other improvements being wen
under way.
Mr. and Mrs. Harding Cow enter
+.;n.d with an informal luncheon
Sunday their guests being Or; ana
Mrs Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n;
Renson, Miss Horn, OF Seattle anu
Miss Crow of Rosario.
Mrs R. N. Gordon was the hostess
of a very pretty small luncheon SAT
urdav in honor of Miss Horn OF oeaC,
tie who is the guest of Miss Crow OF
Rosario. her guests being Miss Horn
Miss Grow and Miss Templln:
Miss Mann spent the week end with
her parents in Everett, returning TO
her school duties here Tuesday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Light will be glad that their
daughter Lillian is very much better
She has been seriously i'll in the ST.
Luke's hospital, Bellingham where
She was taken to be operated on for
appendicitis; for several days her life
was dispared of, but she is now wen
on the way to recovery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Light and Miss Blanche are
with her.
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Pete Cunningham and Mr.. Clark
are cutting wood for Mr.. Davis this
.uintor
WEST SOUND

Mr.. Geo. McElroy was visiting
friends at West Sound last week.
We understand he is now in the en-
ploy of the West Sound Mill Company
Mr.. Geo Adkins people have NOV
ed into their new house.
The Pomona Grange win hold
its regular meeting at Friday Har-
Dor on the afternoon and evening Of
Tuesday, the 18th. This IS the time
for the annual election OF officers, so
it is necessary to have q full attend
ance.
Mr.. Allen Chase went to Belling-
ham last week with their son Harold
who had to undergo a Surgical oper-
alton for very bad knee.
DR.. Allen Mum and wife and DR..
and Mrs. Knox visited friends at
West Sound over Sunday, returning
Monday on the Str. Rosalie to their
home in Bellingham.
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Mrs. J. A, Spencer has been
spending few weeks visiting in
Seattle.
Quite number attended the dance
Saturday night from Deer Harbor
and West Sound. A splendid time
was had in dancing and singing and
everyone reported a good time.
Mr.. Cunningham made trip to
Friday Harbor Monday.
Mr.. Sam Rockwell returned to
his home near Olga last Thursday
after an absense of several months.
Mr.. Lewis is making quite q re-
cord in the apple picking business
having picked 40 boxes in one day.
He thinks that in another year he
win be full fedged apple picker.
A Masquerade dance win be given
in Recreation hall Saturday, Novem-
Der / in honor Of Halloween. The
hall is being beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Cash prizes win
be given for the prettiest and most
Comic costumes. Everyone come.
Olga Is the scene Of number d
hunting expeditions this year, and
the trips have not al been IN vain.
kForty-five deer have been taken out
of Olga to date.
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Avoid sedative Cough Medicines

Avoid Sedative Cough Medicines
If you want to contribute direct
ly to the occurrence Of capillary
bronchitis and pneumonia use cough
medicines that contain iodine, NOR
phine, heroin and other sedatives
when you have a cough or cold.
An expectorant like Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy is what is needed.
That cleans out the culture beds or
breeding places for the germs of
pneumonia and other germ diseases.
That is why pneumonia never re-
suits from a cold when Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is used. 1t
has world wide reputation for its
cures. 1t contains no morphine or
other sedative. For sale by Friday
Harbor Drug Co.
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STUART ISLAND

Kasper Mordhorst and E. T. Erick-
SEN left Saturday on trip to Seattle
Willie Chevalier returned home
from Pt. Townsend. where be had
been employed as engineer on the
SalmOnerO
Mr.. and Mrs. DrOulard aud family
visited at the Chevalier home Sun
day on Spieden island.
The Eagle Of Anacortss called at
the Porter Fish Co.'s Trap Monday.
Willie Chevalier and Louie Smith
called ct the Mordhorst home Friday
evening.
The SetrOcana Of Anacortes arriv-
"a hare Tuesday with the PILE pul1er
~ pun the Porter Fish Co.'S traps.
Miss Myrtle and Iris Chevalier yis-
It'd = the Mordhorst home Tuesday.
=. Mordhorst madea trip to poche
Harbor Monday.
Qnits : crowd attended tie dance
Saturday night st Waldron.
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Island
Dcp. 1eSe

tie were this weeks guests of rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Matheson returned to Seat
tie Monday after a two weeks stay
with Orcas friends.
The w. 1. I. Club will give
their 4th annual Masquerade Ball
Friday October 31st. Prizes Will
be awarded to the two prettlest
and most comical costumes.
The Entertainers will put on the
play "My Mother-in-law" about
the first of November. An enjoy
able evening was held last Satur-
day evening in the way of music
selections and the play Gentle
man Jim" by DR.. and Mrs. Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis is entertain
ing guests from Tacoma
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DEER HARBOR

The Dance at Olga was well at
tended by Deer HarDor people last
Saturday night.
J. T. Lavender was visitor at
West Sound last week.
Mr.. Pearmain was visitor in Fri
day Harbor Monday.
Miss Mary Newgent returned home
Saturday after spending a few days
in AnacOrteS.
Ben Cayou is spending few days
here at present. Later on he may
make his home permanently here.
Ira Scruggs made trip to Friday
Harbor Tuesday.
Alex Morrison made a business
trip to the County seat Monday, go
ing over in the "Sand Flea.
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LOPEZ

Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Seattle.
Jse Thornton was called to Seat
tie Friday to see his wife who is
there under the care of physician.
He returned MONDAY and says Mrs.
Thornton is much improved.
Mrs. Samnel Wilson, Sr. return
ed from Seattle Monday where she
went with her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Hudson, who will remain there for
some time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall returned
from Bellinghani on Saturday after
q weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Grandy Hudson and little son
Of Bellingham are visiting at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Weeks.
The Ladies Guild of Lopez will
hold their annual Bazaar at Woodman
Hall December 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Blake spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Nc Cauley.
Mr.. James Blake has been on the
sick list for the past week.
William Rice died on October 10
at the age Of 81 years. Mr.. Rice
came to Lopez from Anacortes in
March 1907 and was married on
May "a. 1907 to Mrs. Pauline Ingles.
He had been resident in this State
FOR 20 years, coming from Pensyl-
vania. He was lived by all who
knew him and is survived by wife,
son and daughter. He was mem
Der Of the M. E. church.