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ESCAPE OF CONVICTED PRlS-
ONER!
Macdougal, on His Way to Prison,
GrappIes With Sheriff and Jumps
From Train. Still at Large, Though
Searched For by Posse Of Police.
CHAPTER VII.

Tho v.ind,,,e of Mrs rbo;,ho1dt's
town house voro ahIozo with ljgb+ 4
crimson drpgget stretched down the
stems tn the enrbsfonn 4 long
row If automobiles stood waiting.
Through the wide-aung door was Wis
ihle a pheasant impression of flowers
and Iisht and luxury. In the nearer
Of the TWO large reception rooms Mrs,
Hhefnhe1dt herself. q woman dark,
handsome and in the prime of life,
was standing to receive her guests.
By her side was her son, whose TWEEN
ty-tirst birthday was being celebrated.
4 wonder whether that professor Of
yours viii come she remarked, as
the stream Of incoming guests slack
cncd for a moment.
Tie hates receptions" the boy re-
plied but he promised he'd come
never thought, when he used to drill
science into us al the lectures, that
he was going to be tremendous big
pot"
Mrs. RheinhoIdt's plump finger toyed
for a moment complacently with the
diamonds which hung from her neck,
You can never tell in 4 world like
this she murmured.
Here he Is mother," the Young man
exclaimed suddenly. Good old boy!
: tbouebt he'd keen his word"
,rrs RheinhoIdt assumed her most
encouraging and condescandire smile
AZ she held ont both hands TO the pro
fessor.
~, Is parfectly sweet of YOU. pro
fesgor" Mrs. Rheinholdt declared.
Mr., phoinhoIat braathed = sfgh of
,o,f,,s &C H. groo,ad har NOW arrivals
~, ,rofoeso,. mad. himself rnivnr.
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MS eyes iea'oo i'' Z" iii''''e"' "f'N
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OF dla'nohos' anu 'Hose ,H'e go y, iV''
IN 'fe center "'e' s'io"iu 'N'eo'
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.i'ssf ." ''e Conservatory
/ An aftalf SO unusual as TINS fAlGnt a."
tract MN 4on VIII excuse mo
me professor met the great Grimm,
oiogist and his assistant IN the nan
upon their ARRIVAL He TOOK the 1or-
mef' at once by the arm.
MIR, Quest, he began in sense
must apologize for my peremptoTy
message. l am well aware that an or
binary Jewel robbery does not inter
est you, but In this case the circum-
stances are extraordinary. Iyentured,
therefore, to summon your aid"
Sanford Quest nodded shortly,
AS a rule" he said Il do not care
to take up one affair until l have a
/ clean slate There's your skeleton
. still bothering me, professor. How
ever, where's the lady who was
robbed?"
y viii take you to her" the profess
scr replied.
Mrs Rheinholdt's story, by frequent
/ repetition. had become a little more
coherent, q trifie more circumstantial,
the perfection of simplicity and utter
lq ineomprehansiblc. Quest listened to
! it without remark and finally made
his way to the conservatory. lie re-
quested Mrs. Rheinholdt to walk with
him through the door ! which she
had entered and stop at the precise
spot where the assault had been made
w
plants knocked down from the tiers
on the righthand side, and some dis
tHrbauce in the mold whore some large
palms were growing. Quest and Lee
nora together made a close fnyestl-
cation Of the spot. Afterwards, Quest
walked several times TO each Of the
doors leading into the gardens.
mere are louF entrances alto'
setheF' ne remarked as ne Ill cigar
ana glanced around the pace "o
iead INTO tue 6afdeAs-oHe Is IocNea
ana 'he o'}eL ISM I--ohe cohhcctS WIN
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visit, p'' nopS' ~ Ailoi III 9ou'
n'"ual'' anu Ml' Ques" he Sald' Clat
oiu' o'i'y d e''o'' ''i'e ago suggest
NV p . eet az 'he man
WV u'o"7n' 'o"i n'aNhlh eo9h' sil, nc
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'ie 0ou'". ~ i'e o"o9e' i'aNe use Oh 'hi7
means "a io'N 'ns '''e ''ouSe' M Ni"is
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vi 'hat 1 am not aware, sir the
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had admitted Craig, take Professor
Ashleigh's servant into the Kitchen
and sec that he has something bet1t
he leaves for home. Now, professor
if you will come this way
They reached little room III Tue
far corner of the house. Mrs. Bhelh-
holdt apologized as she switched III
/ the electric lights.
1T is Il queer little place to )r3ns
you to- she said, but my husband
used TO spend many hours here, and
he would never allow anything to be
moved. You see, the specimens are IN
these cases"
The professor nodded, His general
attitude toward the forthcoming e8-
hibition was merely one OF politeness.
As the first case opened however, ms
manner completely changed, Without
! taking the slightest further notice OF
his hostess, he adjusted a pair Of horn
trimmed spectacles and commenced to
humble eagerly 10 himself. Mrs.
Rheinholdt, who did not understand Z
word, strolled around the apartment,
yawncd and finally Interrupted = little
stream Of eulogies not a word OF
which SHE understood concerning q
! green beetle with yellow spots.
Il am so glad YOU are interested,
,,rof,..,o,." cha said Of yau dor,
hind will reicin nv guests. You
yin frd . shorter v3Q back If YOU
/ laoy along the MASSAGE straight ahead
and co,no thro,rrb tho conservatory.
! .Cor.ai,,l,,, vim nlaeerretp the
,ror.sso, aareaa without aIaacIne IN.
w NJ r. p1o,95o,at,s recertIaa. not
,,,+betanding tine tarnDararv absence
Of it, nrasiaing sDirit was without
douhf an Unaualfifd success In one
nj tho distant rooms fine y0fnger peo-
n1o vera dancing Philip REainRoldt,
with pretty Young deLutaute upon
| his arm. came out from the dancing
room and looked around amongst the
! little knots OF people.
u wonder where mother is?" he re-
/ marked "She told mo"
The Young man broke of in the
middle of his sentence. He. 100. Ike
many othcrs in tho room felt 4 sud
dom thriIl almost of horror at the
| sound which rang without warning
unon their ears-a waHan's cry. a
crv of fear and horror. Mrs. Rhain-
/ boid4 hor hands cIaeniner her neck,
/ her sulendid composure thing Of
! tho mast n nanic-stricken, terrified
woman stumbled into the room. She
| eoor,pa IN the pcint OF collapse.
/ Somphow or other. they got her into
an oasv chair
"n1y iouors,o che cr;od nNfv dia.
r,onds,"
.,,,7,,a. a. gov, .,,oa,, ,,otborqr Phil.
IT,, phainho1d+ ,s,aa opiol,Iv Ottawa
WOW loot tbo,,o y,
ncto,on,n ,frs pboinbo,dt ebriekod
"c+oror tbora I'm tha consorvatoryl
r,o,. ooyoa ot bor onon-,,optbos in
,.,,a rrho, stifI o,,;ot z,oice
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A villain doe>l have 10 have a
black mouatache. although there are
good grounds for the prejudice
against Wh'skers.
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| ~. r lac &
,c,ar "a. = H. li,,.
IT. r. a5fs ella ma5a, "a
~ .a.s 15.-,....t ny re. ne
/ rr5'ae..t'oa wa o.
II 49, ~ '.t 81 . f. ~.
trapped T. his death
h 'a~e-'@fs mousse "''''' eng '5S''
-
1 til sS}F" 'if . ~ ~''' $50
....2a,
A'te '''''''-i SIS
|, Az * VI
\ I'D L4aof@ stood
II .,z sla steps II the
II 5tz'a z3T zt72 a1tomopiie'
III l.5, 122n#~far-j} ehtah-
'ea ~t}r n T@n'eies a dtiie
cn.H were a}5oaiag their
| W. he sidewalk, 7 he faces
r. Of tense drama
-"T RAT Just emerged
. FL 81 cigar, watched
| III s9c9
s.,s 49, r. sata court" h. r.,
| az - people, that Mac.
III II. . -5E money rather
n have been cheated
,t s hriIl,
a .c. lar fife eaem8 terri,
st-r r ara h.saared, saui.
ff quest declared
( F#tai-r=. IT Rss
r4=aI4fz committed"
5sies n crossing
! Ar automobile
aea aass his sbaar.
=l,54r7 f.-,r3 Ash.
lid r.fsst
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-1 sls ar. 1o1 NAY
rtl ar-P ~afegqgr Ash
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
Man Without Memory
May Yet Recover

Palo Alto. Cal. Aug. l7.-That ',Her.
ny Walker, the man without mem.
ory has an excellent chance to recover
in the near future. that he is not faker
and that his present condition is the
result of an injury to his head. whero.
by normal action of motor and spcech
OF the brain were iptcrfercd yitb oro
the rcsul.a of the examination by Dr.
Rnbpr, Rnvpolds NJ p,l, Alta af a.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
William P. Massey, Aged
Pioneer, Passes Beyond

William T.. Massey died yesterday at
his home near Qumaby following a
gradual decline in health, due to old
age, The funeral services will he held
at the family residence Thursday morn.
ing ut lO:3O o clock, the Rev, j. Bower
soN, Of Portland, officiating. Inter.
mcut will take place at the Claggett
cemetery
Mr.. Massey was born in Missouri in
lSiS and crossed the plains in 1853 with
his parents, settling In Lane county,
Later ue camo TO Qu,uuhy whore he has
lived ever since.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Olive Wilson Massey aud the follow
ing children; Mrs Cora Blanche
Flower Of Ncwhcrg, Mrs. Emma
Cooper, ~ MrMnnWlc; Addison
Massey of Dayton; Mrs, Lulu Wilson
of Portland, Ira Massey, Of Dayton
aud Harley Massey of Portland
Also the following brothers and sis
tcts' T.. NJ Massey Of Salem; j. n
Massey of Woodhurn, and Georg,
Massey Of Amity, Oregon; Mrs. Jas
Wilson, Of Toutdulc, Mrs. Mary
Mathuy of johnson, Wash, Mrs
Elizabeth Long of Alberta, Canada,
Mrs. Henry HNrcudilck, of Portland
and Mrs. Eliza Lwgcut Of Mocow
Idaho
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
Billiard Champion To
PLAY Local Star al
Odds of 100 or No Count

utoWg g. Spears. champion fancy
shot billiard aud pool PLAYER vf tb,
WwW be- boa Salem TODAY ANA Will ar.
pear 100 'u exhibition 10 th, Marion
hotel n.I.ub mrlot, nt $3.50 tbis oven.
hE 'rJu Is .,HrUu.yt tu rIa, au
exhibition snwr ot straight au b1
lanIs with umy local star at odds uf
lNo oF uo toUut toI luu lUnt. The
local star ha, Dut ytt httu selected.
aud ihUph Spears offers io aht ou alI
tomrv uu Salem shark ha, ,,t offer
cd hma'I Cor ihe ,3tuugt
Niirf iht game Spears will uyv Bu
exhibition OF mu., billiard and rnol
shots u which hr win execute all ot
lht ftmous outs sHJ a few ut ms own
invention Spears b., hetu one of the
lradug sWr lu tho billiard and puul
nmawtut iot a number of Years and
larpr number ot tho local de,otoes
w'll doubtle.s by ou hand 90 Niucss
the exhibition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17

gene, and Mr., and Mrs. A. L. Martin, Of
this city are camping up the LaCreole.
J. c, Hayter and Z, A. Finseth return
ed Saturday evening from a week S out
ing on the Alsea river.
7. C. Stockwell and James Middle.
ton are camping at the forks of the
LaCrcole in quest of deer.
Dr. and Mrs. A. b. Starbuck accom-.
panied by DR., and Mrs. Harry Hender
sehott, Of Portland, were visitors IN
West Salem Sunday.
Mrs, Bertha Toner and Mrs. Virginia
Smith have returned from Portland
where they have been buying millinery
goods for the fall opening.
Mayor and Mrs H. c. Kirkpatrick are
expected to return this week from Port
land, where the mayor was operated on
last week for the removal of a goiter,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Fuller returned
Sunday evening from a several days
outing at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. l.. Crider have re.
turned from week S visit in Port
land.
The Camp Fire Girls, chaperoncd 10y
Mr., and Mrs, IL. A. Woods and Mr., and
Mrs, U. 5. Loughary are expected home
this week from a ten days outing at
Slab creek.
Mr., and Mrs. Lew A. Gates and MI
and Mrs, Walter L. Toozc, Jr,, have re.
turned from short outing at Wilhot
springs,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. }. craven aud son,
/ Walter were over.Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sav.
cry on salt creek,
Chester Gardner, Of Bridgeport was
in the city Saturday attending meet
ing Of the Polk County Fair associo
tion,
Mrs, Winnie Braden was an overSur
day visitor with relatives and friends ir
Portland.
Mr., and Mrs. John C. Uglow and
family are enjoying II short outing at
Newport.
Mrs Alve Dempsey and daughter
Miss Frances and Mrs. W. b. Cobb ann
daughters Edith and Lois, Of Portland,
spent Sunday at U.Need.a.Rest camp
up the LaCrcole tine guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Simonton.
AttorneysJohn r. Sibley was a FalI'
City business visitor Saturday after
noon.
f. L. Davis has returned from a bust
ness visit in Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
PERSONALS


VIC. Kniobton is In portl,pd toJoy
LLOYD Boli. of Corvallis is rpgistrrcJ
today nt the Bligb
Mathr Uppkrs. nf WooJIrrn "a. L,ro
TODAY ON business
H. j. Nllcn returned vcst,rd,,. frnr
A wook ~ outinp sprnt M sInb rr,,g
a. W UondrTson. or ,bc Eansas C,r,
store. is In Portland mia ,,rrl nn hn.|
mesa.
Gcorpo Palmer pulpom ,,os d r,.,,o.
ger this moruipg nm tb, r,,.,r,. g..
Portland
j. X. Muupt pnmc ,orJcp f,om
g,lycrt,p vos ,,.,,.,
YESTERDAY '''''' D." '"' '''
Mrs !. C. mlbot or plIs Ci,. 4.
yiWunp in the rity tho gges, ~ Nr,.
pcrt nsnuis '' WV h'''' WI W ''
A ID peutcr and u , n poutor o,
! portlnnd. were in hc r,,y ycstc,ln,
on udlroad land business
urcs gaaJf.ii,,, t.
thrcrbing unfit ncor incnIr ,JT'E, ,..,s w i,
the ciN, yesterIn nn hnsr,.. " "
p. /. Brown nronrictor of Lc In.
doucnl,nt ,.I,mh iun. u,,'',,,'' ,, ~, y.i. '"' ~
Wns hero on hrsinr.s yc,,orlo, WV"
J. n. Austu and f,mny nrn .,,n,,
inc amt a, ,T,yI,r, g,n,., ,,,, ','
Tb,,, c,,,,, a. ,.,,,. ,'1'''''''
Miss Regina l,ng Nh, Nrn,, 4,
I Ioug and NIiss En,J ru..,, .l
W,llnmnn for ~ ,,,', ,,.,i'', -. '"', ''
70 pfytt.r t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
PEune Growers Meet.

The Polk County Prunc Growers held
meeting in the Commercial club rooms
Saturday afternoon for the purpose Of
discussing the advisability Of fixing a
uniform price for harvesting the prune
crop this season After general dis.
cussion Of the subject it was decided to
not fix a stated wage and all growers
were allowed to hire the help for dry.
ing at prices paid in former years. The
price for picking will undoubtedly he
five cents per bushel at the beginning
Of the picking season with a possible
ra'se OF seven cents at the close Of the
season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17

of September IA to is. A majority Of
the stockmen receiving invitations have
decided to place stock on exhibit at the
fair as there are decided advantages to
be gained by so doing, One of the ad.
yantoges is Portland Is position as a
livestock market where exhibitors can
dispose Of any stock they may have at
the Gresham fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
Polk County Limestone
Deposits Are investigated

'eW'al journal Special S,r,i.rN
- pallas, orce Aug i'll % Ran
~. ", 'lNuu @ engineer spent portion of
last week 'u Dallas and vicinity iny,s
uga'lug the possibilities of the d,ysi.
opmeut Of several large limestone a,
pos,ts ""
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17

way of the Canadian Pacific, stopping
Off at various points 10 visit tnend'
and relatives.
A rumor has been abroad for some
time that Julia MarlOwe was going TO
retire from the stage. Recently II has
been confirmed by her husband, f. II.
Sothern. To those Of the thcatergoing
public who are especially devoted to
Shakcspearian drama, this viii be a
deep loss, rs Julia Marlowe is one OF
:ne foremost interpreters Of Shakes
peare on the stage today. But all who
have once seen her in As You Like
10" and others will have the memory
Of the voice and presence tnat contrib
uted TO what is universally recognized
as great acting.
Dr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Tasker, who ar
rived Saturday on motor trip from
Los Angeles, are visiting friends in
Salem among whom are Mr.. and Mrs
Joan II. Scott, Mrs. X. +. Wallace and
Paul Wallace Mrs Tasker formerly
lived in Salem, being Miss Cora Newell
before her marriage, Mrs. John II
Scott entertained informally this after
noon IN honor Of Mrs. Tasker and Mrs
Ella Mcdowell, Of San Jose, Cal,
Miss Vera Mcmillan spent the week
end at Newport, visiting friends.
n. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
FEDERAL COMMISSION.

san Francisco, Aug. l6. Members of
the federal trade commission. accom-.
panied boy secretaries, arrived hero to.
day and will begin hearings tomorrow
of trade condition, here. Interest i.
ter,crcd 100 the attack which IL is ba.
hcN'd shipping men will make upou the
new scuwcus law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
PON to Exhibit a, Gresham

several folh county stOckmep ha,,
received invitations from the msp,..,
mert % the Mul,uomah county s>i,
which is hcld az Gresham 10 s,hibi,
their livestock therc during ,he ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17

The decorations and the dress Of
Nj participants at a recent charity
avn fete at the Newport home Of
Mrs. William Grosvenor had some
Chinese motif An important fea-
lure was the fish pond, Of which Miss
Alice Grosyenor had charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17
JUDGE ron HAWAII

Washington, Aur i7--pr.,3,n, wa.
w ''lSl appointed William Whitney
~ ''Neial eiwolt Judge for Hawaii
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-17

way of the Canadian Pacific, stopping
Off at various points to visit friends
and relatives.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-04

CENTRAL PRINTING co. DOUG s1S4
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-04
BUSINESS CHANCES

II your business Chance WI stand
rigid invesiiEation ana - Just what Il II
advertised o. n yOu are looking 70 start
IN husiInfea for yourself you viii be per-
foctiy satiafied n you use the Rusiness
Chance column Of The Bee When buy
ing o. selling q Dlsiness Phone Tyler lOo0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-04

N. II. Loomis, general solicitor for the
Union Pacific. has gone west ON a bust
ness trip, expecting to go to the Pacific
coast before he returns
GOHDON. the Magazine Man. Tel. Doug
7l62
THE Salvation Army Industrial home so
licits your bid clothing, furniture maga-
zines. We collect We distribute Phone
Douglas Abs and our wagon will call.
Call and Inspect our new home, iil0-1ll2-
IVA Dodge St
YOUNG women coming to Omaha as
strangers are invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association building
at nth st. and St Mary's Ave. where
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travellers guide at the Unioa station
YOUR furnace cleaned. 81; work guaran-
teed. Central Tin Shop. Doug. ASH
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-04
WANT ADS


Want ads rvce.veo at any time, but 70
insure proper classification must be pre-
scented before u o'clock noon for evening
edition and T;S p. m: for mornlns s.ll glu
such hours viii be under the heading.
''Tcs late TO Classify
CASH RATES.
Sven consecutive times, l cent a Woro
zach insertion.
4 word.
One time. cents word.
CHARGE RATES.
Seven consecutive times, ; cents line
each insertion. So,
each insertion.
One time. 70 cents limo.
Count six average words to line
Minimum charge 20 cents.
An advertisement inserted 60 be run
until discontinued must be stopped oy
written order.
All elainls for errors must be made
within fifteen days after the last inser-
ton OF the advertisement.
You can place your want sd in The
TELEPHONE TYLER 1000.