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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-15

things comes as easy as this, you
want to watch out for a change
In the weather. We amt through
with the bunch yet"
The fastener, making the
evening fire. nodded. How are
we to get provtsions?" he asked.
First, l was thinkin' of pack
in 'em in from Gophertown, over
yOnder. She's about thirty miles
from here. across the alkali. But
IL We got to comm in regular
they'd smell gold quicker than
bees findin' orange blossoms.
| reckon we got To hit the breeze
out of here right soon. Here, le'
me take that fry-pan a minute.
It's this way. Me and you's To-
Gated this claim. Now We go and
file. But first we got to get some
dough. 1 got scheme. I'm
thinkin' of getln' a dude outfit
-long-tailed coat and checker
pants and a elevated lid with a
shine to it. Then you and me to
the state house and file on this
here claim. You stay right in
them kickie clothes and that
puncher hat. We file. see? The
gents supportin' the bars and
store corners will be so interest
ed In seem me do you for your
pile that they'll forget to remem-
Der who | am. They'll size me
for a phoney promoter exeavatin'
your pocketbook. It's a chance
but we got to take it,"
That's all very weird and
wonderful" said winthrop. land
not so very flattering to me, but
| am game. I'll furnish the ex-
pense money"
After the evening meal they
drew nearer the fire and smoked
i'm the chill silence. The flames
threw strange dancing shadows
on the opposite cliff.
winthrop, mindful of Over
lands advice. slipped on his coat
as the night deepened. They sat
for a long time without speaking.
Winthrop's head lifted sudden
ly. What shall we call the
mine?" he asked.
Overland Red started. "Wha-
/ was thinkin' of calm IL the
Rose Girl after a girl Collie and
me knows up Moonstone Canyon
way"
Its rather good name, :"
said Winthrop. us the girl
pretty?''
Pretty? GOSH That's amt
the word. Her real name is
Louise Lacharme, and, believe
me, Billy. she's all that her name
sounds like, and then some"
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CHAPTER XII.
The Rose Girl.

"You never done much fancy
pick handle exercise, did your"
asked Overland, the next morn
ing, as he and Billy were burn
ing the dead prospector's things
The tramp explained IL was bet
ter to have no trace of a former
locator about. He shrewdly con-
cluded the claim had never been
filed on, and that he and Billy
had a perfect right to stake it out
as their own.
Winthrop was busy poking the
fire, and smiling over his com
panion's joy in the claim which
Overland predicted would yield
5000 a day If they both worked
Winthrop not answering, Over
land repeated his question about
exercise.
mo, but I'm going to-" said
the easterner. "This beats sign
ing checks all to pieces"
Never got cramps that way
myself" grunted Overland. but
I have from swingin' a pick
Three of us could do a heap bet
ter than two. | wish Collie was
on the job"
I'm willing" said Winthrop,
Course you are, but you get
your half of this as agreed. Col
He's share comes out of my half"
Winthrop glanced quickly al
Overland inscrutabIe face. Sup
pose l should tell you that my in
come. each week. is about equal
to what we expect to get from this
claim?"
Makes no difference" growled
Overland. ut wasn't your money
that stood off the eonstable-and
later out in the desert. It was
you. They's some places left on
this old map yet where a man Is
Jest what his two fists and his
head is worth. This here Mojave
is one of 'em. Are you squeak to
that?"
They worked steadily until
evening. They staked out their
respective and adjoining claims.
dropped the rusted tools in a bot
tomless crevice, and removed the
last shred and vestige of a pre-
vious occupancy.
This here's been too easy, -
said Overland, as he sliced bacon
for the evening meal. when
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MADISON. Wis, July Is
Mrs. L. b. Nagler. wife of the
assistant secretary of state of
Wisconsin, is leading a new meth
cd of instruction on the subject
of sex hygiene TO school children.
She does not believe in the
usual methods that are employed
in schools where the subject is
discussed with pupils.
She has evolved a method of
teaching science whereby pupils
of any age or status can be led
to see the value of moral think
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by thrusting a revolver into his
mouth, sending a bullet through
the top of his head.
Weaver entered the Marchus
ranch house at midnight and
fired. the bullet passing through
Marchus' hand and killing his
wife as she~slept. The husband
telephoned the news to Eel Cen
tro and took the negroes trail
after exchanging shots with him
Fire bells at Ell Centre were
rung and within an hour 800
armed men were on the desert.
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from Overland The news IL con-
tanned set Collie to thinking seri-
ously of leaving the Moonstone
Rancho and joining his old com
panion in this new venture of
gold-digging, which. as Overland
took pains to explain. was pay
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

Continued From Yesterday
The moon rolled down to the
rim of the world. The little fire
died down. Overland, eross-legged
on his blanket, smoked moodily.
Winthrop stirred restlessly.
Overland looked across at the
muffled form. He rose quietly
and gathered the few camp uten-
sils together and CROPPED stealth
lily toward the burro. He roped
the pack. Winthrop slept heav-
lily.
Guess I'll go back and get
that gum" muttered Overland. ct
might need two; anyway, he
might wake up and plug his old
friend the constable before he
knowed it. l amt givin' a whoop
for the constable, but l don't want
to see the kid get in wrong"
Then Overland led the burro
round the camp in a wide circle,
from which he 'branehed toward
the hills to the north. For hours
he journeyed across the starlit
emptiness.
1t was light when the tramp
got back to the water hole. He
crept behind a sharp dip in the
hummocks. The crest of his hid
ing place was covered with brush.
With the sun came the faint
thud of hoofs as two riders came
warily up to the water hole. One
dismounted and stopped over
Winthrop.
Say, where's Jour pal, that
there Overland Red guy?" asked
the constable, shaking Winthrop
awake and glaring at him with a
bleared and baleful eve.
The Fastener sat up, coughed
and blinked in the dawn. Where
is what? Why, good-morning!
You're up early" And his eye
swept the empty camp. So Over
land Red had deserted him, after
all. II haven't any pal" as you
can see. I'm out here studying in
sect life, as I told you l would
be, yesterday"
See here" shouted the con-
stable, you cough up where
Overland Red is or there'n be
somethin' doin'. You doped that
booze yesterday"
Il did what? Please talk slow
iy."
you doped that booze you"
Much to the constable's sur
prise he found himself sitting on
Winthrop's blankets.
Winthrop, smiling serenely,
nodded. Sorry to have to do 1t.
/ know I don't look like that
kind, and I'm not, but l happen
to know how"
The constable got to his feet.
The horseman admired Win
throp's attitude. He rode between
them. "Cut 1t out, Hicks" he
said. You're actin locoed. I'll
talk. We're losing time. See
here, stranger :"
Overland, watching and listen
ing from his hiding place,
grinned as the constable sullenIy
mounted his horse.
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ing big" But there was Louisa
They were great friendA
They had even ridden to town to
gether and attended the little
white church "A the eucalyptus
grove.
CONTINUED In Our Next I-sue.l
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FIND HUNTED
man, SUICIDE

Ell CENTRIC, Cal, July Is
After hundreds of men had
searched the desert all night for
William Weaver. the negro who
murdered Mrs. j. A. Marchus, his
body was found today near See
ley. He had committed suicide
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CHAPTER X.
The Return.

The Return.
overland Red lay concealed in
an arroyo at the foot of the
range. He could overlook the
desert without being seen. II
was the afternoon OF the day fol-
lowing Winthrop's departure.
Far in the south a speck
moved. almost imperceptibly. De
string TO assure himself that no
horseman followed Winthrop,
overland Red made no sign. The
rim of Winthrop's hat became
distinguishable; then the white
laeing of his boots.
No riders appeared on the hori-
zon. Overland stepped out from
behind the rock. Well. how did
you make it," he called.
Winthrop came forward wear
lily. No luck at all"
Couldn't find Il, eh2"
Il counted every tie between
the tank and that little ditch I'M
der the track. The entire stretch
has been relaid with new ties"
Overland whistled. Then he
grinned and told of his find.
The news put enough life into
Winthrop to make 1t possible TO
follow Red up the trail.
On up the slope they toiled. Al
the summit they paused again 70
rest, and Overland remarked
abruptly: "You amt coughed SC
much lately, Billy"
Il had a pretty bad time yes
terday morning" replied Win
throp.
We'll, you'll get cured and
stay cured, up here" said Over
land, hugely optimistic.
Winthrop followed Overland
silently across the range and
down into the cool depths of the
hidden canyon, where the tramp
ever watchful of the younger
mans health, slipped from his
coat and made Winthrop put II
on, despite the latter's protest
that he was hot and sweating.
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ing and acting. and the true res-
sons underlying the human code
of ethics.
She ignores the usual precepts
and stories with moral" at
tached, and she introduces the
pupil directly to the objects of
nature as a means of conveying
the subject.
There is definite order OF
procedure and presentation. and
each object is studied first as an
individual entity, in all it's parts
and relations, and then as part of
the entire living universe.
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was empty.
Fools luck" muttered Over
land. "They's another trail into
this canyon that the prospector
knowed | got to find it. Bflly'll
be some interested.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Overland Red. poet tramp, and
his pal Collie, find a prOspector
ON the desert near a railroad. The
prospectOf dies of thirst, and Red
Is aroused of murder by men who
have failed I'm their scheme TO To-
cate the dead mans mine. Antic-
fpsting this, Red and Collie bur-
led a bag of gold and papers,
which the man carried. I'm the
sand near tie which they
marked.
Later they are discovered tres
passing ON the MOonstone Ranch
by Louise Lacharme, niece of
Walter Stone, the owner.
Eventually Collie is given a
job ON the ranch, of which Brand
Williams is the foreman.
Red goes to Los Angeles with
the idea of securing money for an
outfit TO try to find the mine
worked by the dead prospector.
Billy Winthrop, "a rich easterner,
west for lung trouble, stakes him
and meets Red at the railroad
town nearest the mine. Here the
sheriff is one Saunders, who for
merly tried to locate the gold
claim. He has just received word
that a $1,000 reward is offered
for Overland. Billy gets him
drunk, meets Overland and the
two start On their journey to-
ward the mountains where the
mine is supposed to be located.
They camp that night at a water
hole.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORy
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-26
LEMHI LOCALS.

The Lemnl school Athletic and
Football club has been oragniLed
with f Mogg, president; Homer
Tobias, president; Champ To-
bias, captain; Clarence Aslison, vice.
captain George Ashton Jr. secret
AIRY, Il. c. a. Easum, manager. The
boys play association football on the
school grounds and are hoping to ar
ranyeg son matches with outside
teams If they can be organized at
Leadore and TendOy. Association
football is game Of skill. easily
learned. is not dangerous, and costs
very little. A football can be bought
for as low as one dollar. -
Oaiug to one very mild case oi
scarlet fever on Hayden creek, many
parents thought it wise to remove
their children from school during
the past two weeks. The school
house has been thoroughly fom igated,
no fresh cases nave developed and
the scare appears to have died out.
A good crowd turned out for the
turkey shoot and ratiie held here yes-
terd-y.
MIST. Yesrisn returned from
salt Lake on Wednesday with hei
4 daughter Heieo.
Mrs. Oscar Amonson left for Ne~
/ York on Tuesdays rain. She eH'
poets 10 spend the winter Sith her
mother in that city. Mrs. Amonsot
was accompanied by her little so'
sammy.
During the recent cold snap IN
lowest temperature recorded Was
degrees above zero. There has bee'
no snow.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-26
LEESBURG

Miss Della Mahoney spent a part Of
the past week visiting with Mrs.
Rose Rood on Phelan creek.
Theadore BatsUn was Leesburg
visitor Saturday. He is at present
blasting through a reef of rock on
the Last Chance placer on Sien
gulch.
NJ. II. Phillips OF the Italian mine,
returned from a trip to Salmon the
last Of the week where he had been
purchasing supplies for the winter.
Thomas Hungate is inclosing his
Phelan creek mining property with a
substantial fence.
Johnny Belial has sub.contracted
the stage route from Leesburg to
Forney.
Dan Fry OF Arnett creek, was here
on business Saturday.
Lorton Prince is at present getting
out some heavy timbers and also fire.
wood for the approaching winter.
A. c. Leacock started his hay bail
er We inesday. He is being assisted
by Frank CLARK.
p. j. Dempsey the Salmon req
estate man, spent a part Of last weei
i this locality.
O. e. kirkpatrick is at presen
driving a tunnel on the Gold Rec
mining property.
Chris Stuckey and &. A. Busch ar
doing tunnel work on the Sunse
Lode Of which they are the sole own
ers. Former owners of this prop TT
mined and milled several hundre
ton OF high grade gold ore duTin
years gone by.
A. c. Ludwig and Raymond Soul
have gone u Deer creek in search
bear and cougar.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-26

where he will look after extensive
business Interests for week or so.
The new master mechanic, Mr.. G.
T.. Jones, arrived last Monday To
take the position recently vacated 10y
the resignation Of T., X. Lambert.
Oscar Amonson OF Peterson creek,
passed through town this week on
his wav 10 Montana where he viii
purchase a band OF sheep.
Miss Marie Thompson has returned
to her home in Gilmore after pleas
week outing with the families of
10y IL. Lee and A, II. Iewett, in the
hills on Hawley creek.
L +. Wentworth. the butcher ol
Gilmore, wasin town LAST Saturday
evening from that PROSPEROUS mining
camp. lie informed the STANDARD
man that the outlook fcr the can
was much brighter than II had besI
for some time, owing To the advances
prices of the metal which the mines
OF the camp produce. lie also In
form ed us that Mrs. Wentworth ant
children would leave SDon for Cali
fornia, To spend the winter wit
Mrs. Wentworth's folks
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-26
BOYLE CREEK

Sunday school is prospering nicely
and the children manifest great in
terest in the work but should receive
more encouragement from their par.
ents who should bring the chill
dren and mot send them.
Mr.. Gilluiy, the teacher, is in sal
mon attending the regular Nov.
teachers examination.
Quite a number Of our citizens, In
Guiding Frank Barton and.boys, JOHN
Jewett and David kellogg took a
weeks hunt down below Shoup.
About all they got as definite evil
dence of their camping and hunting
excursion was bad colds. John Jew
ett bought deer from an old pros
pector and brought it home hoping
TO convey the impression that h'
killed 1t.
There is To be general neighbor
hood gathering at the school housi
ON thanksgiving day. The children
are going TO render program and
turkey dinner will be served and
general good time is expected.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-26
MONTANA WOMAN DESPERATELY I'LL
FINDS WONDERFUL STOMACH REMEDY

The experience OF Mrs. Houde was
lust like these OF thousands who have
taken this rc medy with great success.
IL is know everywhere because IF It's
merit. The first dose proves
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract u mncoid
accretions aud removes poisonous
matter. IL gives quick relief 70 SUI
ferers form stomach, liver and bo"el
trohieS Many are sure il has saved
them from dangerous operations and
many are certain II has saved Their
lives.
We want all people who have chrun-
il stomach trouble OF constipation, no
matter OF how long standing, 10 Try
one dose OF Mayr's Wonderful stom-
ach remedy one dose will convince
YOU. This Is the medicine So many of
our people have been taking With sur
prissng rrsnats. The most thorough
system cleanser ever sold. Mayr',
/ Wonderful stomach Remedy Is nov
sold here hy Geo. ", Mritsler \ Go
aud druggists everywhere,
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Mrs. d. HOude Receivers So
Quickly That Even Her
Hopeful Friends Are
Surprised.

MrS, u. Houde OF Eureka Mont,
after long suffering from serious all.
ments OF the stomach tried Mayr'S
Wonderful stomach Remedy, She
was swiftly restored and has been a
friend Of the remedy ever since.
Her trouble was desperately serious,
and relief came swiftly.
In a resent letter 10 Geo. III MayT
Of Chicago, the maker OF The remedy
and proprietor OF Two of the city'S
leading drug stores, She wrote;
Il am glad to recommend your rem
edy To my friends They know What
II did for me last last summer
at has absolutely cured me of thu
worst case OF stomach trouble on'
could imagine.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-26

Buy sack Of the salmon four and
patronlze a home Industry.
Dan Gott of GibbOnsyille was
buying supplies in the county seat
last Saturday.
The Sterling Price family are
rejoicing over a visit with sister
OF Mr.. Prize who arrived Monday Is
make them visit.
Choice five room house for sale
at great sacrifice. See Lemhi
Neatly 20. If.
Dancing pumps in satin and Pa
tent Kid. Advance spring STYLES.
Special for Thanksgiving at $3.50.
Mack Shoe Co,
r. f. Wickham and family moved
in last week from their mine on
Wallace creek to spend the winter in
town.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon, Dec. 3. at the
annex with Mrs. Dan Chase as hos,
tess.
Ladies Gun Metal and dark tar
Mahogany lace Rubber soles ant
heels, IS value Special this week a.
$780, Mack Shoe Co.
1t is said that Attorney Glonnon
of Challis, is contemplating movin,
TO this city and locate to practice hi
profession. Mr.. Glennon has beef
in Salmon number OF times aud
very mucn pleased with the pros
poets of the city and also made a YER
favorable impression upon the citi
zens of Salmon who had the pleasnr
Of meeting him.
1t is asid that an elopement wa
pulled OFF in the upper country til
last of the week. The interested pal
ties WeTe--Swsrtz. of Dell, Nor
tana, and Miss Della Harris, of Len
hi Idaho. The couple took an aut
about nine in the night Friday an
went out to Armstead and If m thel
to some point in Montana whel
they we're married. 1t is reporte
that the young man is about twent
seven years of aye, but that the vi
is quite young.
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was csosed by dainty refreshments
served at late hour.
10th the Junction and l.eadore
schools report fun attendance
We have been blessed for several past
wears with Instructors Of efficiency,
aud are again fortunate IN procuring
such able teachers -as Messrs. Farm
ham and CaSteTiln.
A. n. Jones and Ill. j. Moore,
two Of the new employees Of the q.
& +. took up their duties Saturday.
Mr.. Jones succeeds MIR, Lambert,
resigned, who leaves with his family
foi Gal. Tuesday Of this week
A large party OF friends enjoyed the
gracious hospitality OF Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Mulvaney at their charming
home on Thursday evening last
Cards and music created a pleasing
diversion, and the hours sped all too
quickly for those present, SO lotn
we're they 10 depart, that IL was In
he early morning OF Friday, before
the last "good-nIghts" ~ere said.
Mr.. and Mrs, ED Lambert we're the
honor guests.
Many times of late the people Of
Leadore have been puzzled, ny even
alarmed al the lnexplicable pheno-
menon OF dark, rapidly moving oh
ieut on one or another of our lofty
peaks. Uneasiness ran paramount
"What was this dread thing--thel
n questioned raced over the higl
hills 10 irelessly--and vet tired-s'
/. swift that even the strongest glasse
4 could not focus II long enough 70 dc
! termine it's nature before u dippei
again from siRhtY' The mysteT
has explained itself ~ AL mysterie
have a way Of doisy--in quite na
u tural manner Aud now when peupl
'e note that dark speck Swimming til
- heights, they turn h. each othe
with knows smile and Say "Unl
D. Or. McCunb chasing down Anoths
" deer with his Metz
Thanksgiving Day. A blending
=. JOY that we have, and worldwie
"A pity for those, who have not.
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See Dryer for wire.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-26
LEADoRI {


Oscar Amouson was registered IN
LeadoIe over Tuesday.
VIM. Queeny was down from Gil
more saturday, TO make final proof
on hisl ranch which les four miles
out Of Gilmore.
Il. w. Whitcomb came up from sal.
mon Tuesday. Mr.. .Whitcomb has
acquired the habit Of holding up one
finger when the election results are
mentioned.
Kalish 4 Bleeka have just com.
pleted a very practical aud pretty
piece Of county road west Of town.
O. Il. Gorham ant George Nc.
Donald Of Baker, we're Leadore aud
Gilmore visitors several days the past
week
DR.. and Mrs. Hammer were guests
OF the George Clark's and other
friends over the week END.
Harry White vert througli b,
machine to Armstead Friday IL Il
said Cupid occupied the back seat
but We never ask questions, 81 d.
moi tell IL for truth. Our summit
road Is still fine for automobile
travel.
The Ladies' Il. M. h. club me
with Mrs. n. c. Christensen las
Thursday An ENJOYABLE session
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sALMON LOCALS
800 1EYTS Il :, z 2, :

o.oorder will take a few loads
.OOd on subscription.
GoodelI will saw wood at
a,ls rates. Watkins phone IA.
-, want a house of your own
- YOU now pay in rent? See
N Btalty Co. u.
! Dyer about wire Adv
IA Martin was a Salmon visit
en- Boyle creek a couple Of days
l,st Of the week.
n Embley is busy hauling wood
avn from his ranch on Boyle
\ ibis week.
I'D Edison sold a number of
n last week to buyers from the
gole basin. The horses we're
On over from here.
v,iedorff, OF Leadore was in
betveen trains Monday night,
inc after his business interests
This city.
1T week the Lemhi Herald
r.osd it's name from The Lemhi
|,Id to the 'Salmon Herald" on
Lant of the confusion caused by
station at Lemhi.
|eOaty Sheriff M. W. Blair, from
Ina county came In the last Of
Wesk from HALEY and returned
|vrday morning with a prisoner
had Gull, who is wanted liz that
uty on the charge of removing
M the county mortgaged goods.
In Sabolsky who has been manag
tbe Grand Theatre for some time
/ for a short trip out to Butte
|ssday morning. He expects K
brn to Salmon in a week or so
kIls he is absent the business will
looked after by Mr.. Frazier, o
hon. who came in on Monday
hin Mr.. Frazier is not unknown
Salmon theatre goers as he Wa!
charge of the theatre severa
Inths year or so ago.
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cuItvr, Club Meeting.

The Culture Ciun met with Mrs.
LangsdUrf on Friday Nov, 20. A
Thanksgiving program was rendered
as follows:
Thanksgiving quotations. A read
ing from the Courtship Of Miles
Staudish BY Mrs Dempsey and a
paper. Stuffing the Turkey by Mrs.
LANCE. The last meeting Of tie
Club before the holidays will be
on Dec. 10.