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QUESTION CLEARED UP.
Denison Readers Can No Longer Doubt
the Evidence.

Again and again we have read of
strangers in\distant towns who have
been cured BY this or that medicine.
But Denison's pertinent question has
always been- Has anyone here in Den
ison been cured?" The word Of a
stranger living q hundred miles away
may be true, but it ca1not have the
same weight with us rs the word Of
Our own citizens, whom we know and
respect, and whose evidence we can
so easily prove.
Mrs. Henry Henricksen. 211 Court
St. Denison, says: "One of my family
had more or less pain and lameness
across the back and to stoop or lit
was an impcssibility. This person was
unable 10 find re!ief until iJoan's Kid
ney Pills Wore procured from the Lam
born Drug Co. They acted beneficial
ly in every way. and brought relief
from tie pains ahd aches.
Mrs. ttenricksen is only one OF
many Denison people who have crate
fully endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills. If
your back aehes--if your kidneys both
er you, don't simply ask for kidney
remedy-aSk distinctly for Doan's Kid
pey Pills, the same that, Mrs. Henrick
sen recommends-th the remedy backed
by home testimony. soc al stores
FosterMilburn Co. Props. Buffalo,
n. Y. When Your Back is Lame
Remember the Name. &c
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fact. | should .thin5 it a jolly trip.
Eut If you think | took advantage of
the little lady's courtesy say So
Entirely disalmed, John Dow had
TO confess that Sir Donald's offer re-
lieved him of Il responsibility too
heavy for him.
The two parted the best Of friends,
though John could not refrain from an
expression of jealousy to himself.
But he knew that ltuth'S interests
were now douhly salcguarded and
tried to restruin his nnruly heart.
As the steamer sailed the next day
they had little time for their prepnra-
tons. bnt John made sure that the
Hindu was on board before the last
line was cast off and the big liner
backed into the stream and headed
slowly round for the channel to the
open sea.
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knowledge that n thing is impossible" +"
Faversham warned him. ;sand the east
has driven him mad. However. aIu
much Interested myself, not only for
the sake of Miss Ruth, but from a
sporting standpoint. and promise you
| II do my best to help you."
They considered the suggested plan
of taking the i,i0l away from the Hin-
du during the voyage. but Faversham
! vetoed this after Il somewhat eSten
siyc investigation
'.You see" he tcld Ruth. Il know
| the fellows language. aud he comes
from 4 tribe far in the north Of India.
Most of those chaps are looked upon
us rather sacred. and this man in Spe-
| cia!. see. is much respected by the
other natives in the steeruge. To des-
ecrate his image would simply mean
/ IN ilproar that we could never explain
To the satisfaction of the captain ard
his officers. In fact. We should all get
into the most serious trouble"
Then your advice is to waltz she
murmured.
Most decidedly" SAN the baronet.
And the waiting isn't Sc bad. is it:''
The steamer was slipping easily
along across Il moonlit sea that Right.
and Ruth and Sir Donald were far in
the bow watching the waves foam
softly away from the cutwater.
The girl had awakened during the
past few weeks TO the dim happiness
OF being always the center OF mems
thoughts.
She was not in love, but she was
ready to be- The experienced man be-
side her surmised this. His own heart
was beating 4 new tune, He had lived
much, and women had not been alo0f
from his life.
But this fair. proud, inexperienced,
yet self contained gill wakened-in him
Il deeper feeling than he cared to con-
fess
TO be sure he had John Dorr to con-
tend with. Faversham did not under
estimate him as Il possible rival when
lie allowed himself to 70 so far as CON
ttiiLtlutIhS Atli iuSc NAti isuta.
He liked the young American. and
none knew better than he the effect
that constant association with Dorr
must have upon Il young lnI very i'm
pressionahle girl. Johns own senti-
rnents were unmistakablc--he WAS
deeply in love
From uongkon- they transshipped
to a l.. and 0. steamer for Bombay.
and under Sir Donaia's expert guild
ance they shortly found themselves in
India and installed i'll a very good ho-
tel
we must wait here till discover
through natives just where that fellow
is bound for
Why not simply trace him?" de
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CHAPTER XIII.
Sir Donald Faverst,an Volunteers.

S'r Cohaic raver5tlar Volunteers.
SSs Ya his search for. the Hindu.
E3SA who had bought the idol con-
eSSs1lssa tanning the plans of the moth
esssasssasassscJ er lode of the Master Key"
mine, John Dorr had recourse again to
the pawnhroker.
That individuals curiosity was arous
ell by now, and lie asked a great many
questions. which John answered eva
sively.
When it came TO getting Il descrip-
tion Of the Hindu the broker could give
but few details.
He laid emphasis on the fact that he
sold rugs ana that he looked like any
one of q dozen East Indians frequent
ing Pacific port. He knew OF no adj
dress.
With this Dorr had to be content, and
he returned 10 Ruth to discuss with
her what they should do next
IF Wilkerson gets it there is an easy
way to get him." be said in the course
of their conversation.
How" demanded Ruth
Have him arrested as Il fugitive from
justice and held for the county sheriff
and the warrant that Tom Kane swore
out he replied.
Rnth considered this thoughtfully
and shook her head
at would mcan our going back to
the mine and al! kinds OF trouble" she
said wisely. Besides. we wouldn't be
any nearer the papers father wanted
me to have
), THAT is very true" John agreed.
NWell keep that in reserve in case
! we discover that he has the idol. Our
Mly plan. then, is to trace this Hindu.
J chat will be a hard job
= why not put detectives on the
trail?'
Il don't think any detective could do
better than myself" was the reply.
But you can't do it ai," she argued.
"You can't be looking for this peddler
and keeping an eye on Wikcrson and
seeing to me ut the same time"
The seeing to you is the pleasantest
part of the Job" he said laughingly.
81 refuse to delegate that to any one.
or course yon're quite right. though.
about it's being too big an affair for
me- to handle alone l think III ask
Everett to join us. Maybe he can sug
gest something. III wire him. and
then We'll take Il trip down to the wa
ter front and interview our launchman
again. He seemed to ME a pretty level
headed chap, and he'll maybe be able
to put us on the track of the Eindu if
he took a steamer for the north. rs l
strongly suspect he did"
Ruth could not understand why the
pcddler should do this, and Dorr eX-
pNined that the Hindu evidently had
set great store on the idol. rs he mad
not only paid cash. but had given rug
rs wei! in exchange. as
"Ee would know that the thing was
worthless as an article or merchan-
Gise." he went on. IN the next place.
he wasted 10 time in getting posses
sion Of it once he SAW it. have no
doubt that it is sacred in his cyes-a
god. 1t was stolen asHome time from
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"But Mrs. Grurc;y insists on the maid"
been allowed to 90 pretty much to
ruin. Tom Kane would Go his best, of
course, bur actually We are looking for
in the hand
Il see your point" the promoter said
promptly "Niy offer of days ago still!
holds good Ill finance this matter to
the end. and III look after the mine
too So you can he care free 50 tar as
that goes, .IOlil.'
You know | wouldn't take it for
myself" John began awkwardly and
WAS silenccd hy Il smile.
The next morning they had barely
finished breakfast when the launch
captain was announced
The three of them found him burst
ing with news.
II think located your Hindu" he
told them He came down at day
light this morning looking for steam
cr sailing for the north. The Halcyon
leaves at noon, and the steward gave
him Il job in the galley
But it might be another Hindu y
Ruth suggested.
The captain turned toward her and
shook his head. II don't think its
possible he said. "Hc answered the
description clear down TO the rugs
Besides that, he seemed kind of nerv-
Gus, and when one of the sailors Jol!!ed
him the man nearly had II fit. M
sure he's your man..
There's only one thing for you 10
do Everett said promptly pas
sage on that steamer yourselves to San
Francisco BY that time You can be
pretty sure whether he's your manor
not"
This was agreed upon. and Ruth
started on her preparations Immediate
ly. Everett insisting that she take her
maid with her.
"But l don't need her." Ruth protest
ed "She's SO expensive too.
You are merely !: youngstcr. Ever
EFT said quietly, ''and you must have
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CHAPTER XIV.
"He Is a Prisoner!"

N EUR!NG the long voyage to
4 ~ \ Hongkong the three were
g5ssSs1 thrown much together. and
lss:Ss.Sss- Sir Donald learned in full the
history of the Master Key mine and
the present search for the plans Of the
site of the mother lode.
AT first he could hardly believe that
such things could happen. but slowly
he came to understand that the tre-
menGous passions that were fighting
to be satisfied would stop 1t nothing.
'I. fear you will find it different in
IEdia.' he told John many times. THE
country is immense, it is Inhabited by
races of different speech and habits
and religions. and vet over it all there
is the vague spell of the east which is
so foreign to your western America
that | fear yon will not easily recover
what you seek"
But 1 must get the papers back"
said John quietly. There is no ques-
ton about it,"
MANY Il man has refused to &C.
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Then the Master Key win be ours"
their fingers getting the thing: then
I'll get it away from them. It's Il long
way back to America. ana if we stick
tight 90 Dofl we'il sooner Or later he
able to handle the plans ourselves.
Then the Master Key will he ours
for coed and all
Continued Next week.)
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By John Fleming Wilson

But that's ali guesswork.' Ruth in.
sisted practically.
Il know it," he admitted. But a
good guess is better than nothing to
work on. Let's go and see our skipper
person.
The launch captain received them
genially and listened to Johns story.
At its finish he agreed with John that
it was very likely that the Indian had
recognized native god and would re-
store it to its own temple.
1--WE visited those eastern ports a
good deal" he told them. II know
boys on Il lark from the ship will do
Just that trick-run Off with an idol
for curiu-And | know the fuss the
heathens make about it too. They'll
go any length to get back IL first chop
sod.'
Before they left lie promised to keep
an eye open for the Hindu and Inform
them if he got the smallest c!ew. With
this they had to be satisfied. rs in
quiries elsewhere developed nothing
helpful.
Everett arrived on the evening train
and after dinner listened to the stor!
Of their adventures with great interest
When he had asked Il few questions
he and John looked ut each other
Finally Everett spoke
1T might take years to lccate that
lode withunt the exact plans he said
fhoughtfUlly. Il don't doubt that your
father. Miss Ruth. spent many 4 long
hour and day prospecting for it. SO
we must have the plans if its in the
bounds of possibility to recover them.
! think you will have to find your
Hindu"
There is the question of the mine"
John said soberiy. 1T has already
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knew might mean lis own death. but
ho was helpless in the grip OF this
sweet passion.
Yet he world not go without at least
word OF hope and promise
"L'u ger him he told her. 1T will
be u hard job, but IN save him for
your snke, Ruth, and when come
back with him
SHE leaned forward. Gloriousy con-
tent that John was TO be brought back
to her.
she did not read Alright the express
sion in the mans eyes. She threw ont
her little hands to him joyously
.'I'll always love you if you will
she whispered.
He stared dizzily, and she withdrew
before he could put ont his hands or
say a word Five minutes later he
was hastily maxim. his way back TO-
ward the temple.
10 his dying day Sir Donald was
never able TO explain just how lie found
John Dorr nor how he eNtricatea !lIm
from the bowling mob who yelled for
the life OF the impious man who had
laid fowl hands on their god.
Ills own recollection was of desper-
ately using his tongue. his muscles and
his knowledge OF the usual intric6cieS
of a native city.
Juhn himself could give no clear de-
scription. but confessed that he had
given up hope Of rescue when Sir Don
aid appeared rs by magic
| 1t was dawn when they reached the
hotel. and Ruth was on the balcony
watching. When Faversham looked
up and called out, II managed it, she
leaned far over. her eyes shining. and
threw him Il kiss.
The baronet's heart beat high. lie
had won her for his wife.
The fact that Dorr and Ruth had
sailed for India did not escape vii
kerson ana Mrs Darnell's sharp
senses. and they sailed, with Drake as
their companion. on the next steamer
I'VE can easily pick MP DORIS trail
when we lnnd. Ni!l;erson told them.
He found this true. Within two days
he had also ascertained tlat they liad
left for the interior under the escort NJ
Sir Donald layersham.
Without delay they followed and il
due time landed in Bha,a, not long
after Sir Donald had rescued Dogr
from the mob who nae seized INN
wien he had tried to recupture the
idol W'ilkerson grinned when lie told
Mrs. Darneil of this tiasco.
'But vii. you fare any better:" she
demanded.
Sure" he said confidently. I'll let
Dorr ana this British baronet buru
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-24
RIRTHs AND DEATHS.

Births-Anton Walenz. 24Ol Leavenworth,
boy: Chris Winters, 252O Rees, boy; j..
{. Williams, hospital, boy; Nose Rosen-
thai, 1862 Cunning, boy. Justin Porter, 22ll
1924 North Twenty second. boy; John An
derson, 3416 North Twenty-eighth avenue,
boy.
Deaths-Minnie Boyd, hospital, "a; Mar
garet Gillespie, 1922 Bristol, 3; Jennie
iIcech. 6l9 South Forty-second. months; ;
Mary N. Loving, hospital, II; Baby Keane,
29O North Twenty-fourth; Frank Seminar,
hospital, e..
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

ROCHBFORD-Eva, aged 80 years, be-
loved wife of William NJ. ROCKFORD, 1r.
Deceased leaves a father and mother,
three sisters, Mrs. John A. McCreary.
Mrs Carey Il. White and Miss Nellie
Coombs, of this city. and brother, W.
Il. Coombs of San Francisco, CaI.' TO
mourn her loss. . 80
Funeral from residence 292O South
Twenty-fourth street. at $50 a m. Monday
10 st, Patrick's church, at a. m. Inter
ment at Holy Sepulcher emeterys
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Cashier owning controlling interest I'm
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wants also to sell with his stock an s
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room house. total investment between
$4,000 and $4,000.
Monday there will visit me a man from
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and storage business i'm a live city of
5000 on Il chain of beautiful lakes. He
wants an office man who knows some
thing about fuel, investment from S5OO
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have a t2i coo gen. merchandise stock
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have guaranteed preferred stock for
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Also a number of money makers, do
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-25
HAYESVILLE NEWS ITEMS

Capital Journal Special Service
Hayesville, Or, Sept. 25.-E. C. Arm.
strong and family are moving to Sa.
lem this week. They will reside on Elm
avenue.
Rev: Lawrence is collecting funds
this week for the new addition to the
church here. They expect to begin on
the foundation soon.
There will Sunday school Sunday but
no preaching, owing to the s. S. con.
vention which meets at Hickey Sept.
20.
Miss Pauline Denny has an attack of
the measles.
The Hayesville school opens Oct. 4,
Misses Theodosia Teei Olive and Fa,
bean Rosche are attending the viii.
lamette University.
Misses Mabel Star, Elsie Wikoff and
Edna Fits are attending high school in
Salem
Harry White and family visited the
formers father at Hickey on Sunday
f. Mooney is back from Washington.
Elliott Savage had the misfortune to
fall from a load of wood on Tuesday
and was hurt quite badly, but it is
thought no bones were broken, and at
present is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Basey and family of Eastern
Oregon have been visiting relatives
here; they left for their home ON Fri.
day.