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Newspaper Page TextTEN KOShboKu .Nrws-Ktvitw. KUStboKi;. OKhiiurv THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1929. 10 HELP EIELS0I NO.MK, Alaska, Nov. L'l.--. Mod em I ion of tin' wuallifi', i'oiii-bim-d with the tiitenieiii troin tin Narnik, iei'bouwl at North 'hk Hiheriii. Dial a don ie;un hcni uui frtnn Him ulilp hImjiiIU n-ucli tint vi einily tod:iy w-Ihti' .'Hot Chi-I lien KlttUon wan blhmi flying ri'CL'iiily by natlvi'H, revived hope dial the nilwiim pilot would h" found booh. EielKon was about 6 iiiH.-h from Norili Cape wip-n last sij'hied. I'lloi I-'rank Imihandi, wlio will) Kiel.son is attempting to transport passengers ntid Turn Troni the Naiiuk and pa.sneimer.H from the u.ia Kliip Stavropol, im prison ed in ilu iif near Ihe fur Iruriinx Mh I p. to Nome, arrived here yi'.s-li-rday aliei timm front Teller, Alaska. The two pIlolK with forc ed down by h'ui tin, at Teller when tln-y ttei e attempting a fter-ond trip to tin1 Nan uk, having brought Mix p;iHi'iif.'C!n ft ud u (juaniiiy of fuj'K out on their first trip. Iior liandt returned here to impair liia piano. TWO DAMS ACROSS COLUMBIA URGED Ladii-H of the ('hrlmlan Church' will hold a bazaar, conked food and tumaltt Hah' Saturday, Nov. 2,'trd at Mc- Koan, iJarby & Haldwlu's. A i CAMAS, U'uHh., Nov. 21. U'a.slioiiKal and Camas business men udopti-d a resolution urging ihe Ore on dlegaiiim in congress lo preent a Id II appropriating ;nf,uao,uoo fur I lie construction of two huge dairm across the Colum bia river ui llonnuville, Ore., and The Dalles, Ore. STARVATION CURE FATAL TO SUFFERER NOVATO, Calif., Nov. 21. Thomas i'reovieli, 4 5, lumber mill worker, was declared by fricndH to have ntarved himself to death. His body was ton i id on a nearby ranch. Kr lends reported I'reovich bad refrained from eating for the past 1M days because of a Htomacb ailment. The Masked Hostess is BLAIR STEVENSON WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE Nathalie Van Slaick, summoned from Kurope by Ihe death of her father, "Happy .lack" Van Slaick. wealthy sportsman and society leader, learns from her lnuyers that the fortune has been wiped out. Only IS 2S and an old aban doned estate, "The Kirn," have been left lo her. .John Sloan, young attorney. Is assigned to handle her alfaliK. Nathalie, with only youth.; beauty and social position, Is fur ther discouraged when her weah by aunt, Mrs. I'emherion Sway lie, ; coldly I ii r ii h her away from her refill Soiilbainiiiou in anal o n. Nathalie, In desperation, cashes a check lor y.UMi al tin- Waldoif bo ld, where her family name Is mill accepted as (lie symbol of untold millions. Sloan, unknown lo Nnlh.i lie, makes good Hits false cheek. On a second trip to Southampton, Nathalie Is startled when a strange Bwarlhy man calls for iter. l-earing Ihe police, she flees die houf.e. After boarding a train site leaves It hastily al a small station when she learns Ihe mysterious man is aboard. Chiding herself in 1 trunk villc, she vislls Tread well I'omnl, hank president, who holds the mortage on "The Kirs". Pound secretly desires the estate, know ing the new stale road will en hance. Its value considerably. He proposes that she act us host ess to a rich Smith American who wishes to lake over "The Kirs" ttndentertain his wealthy friend. In need of money, Nathalie agrees on one condition, that her Identity must be hidden by a mask r!.at ulie will wear. Alter telephoning, Pound tells hii die condit Ion is accepted. She I hen calls John Sloan. Al dinner with Sloan, who Is fast falling In love with the beaul Kul Nathalie, she hi forms him of the f trance posit ion she will take. He doea not mention the. check. HOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTK.lt X. Sloan's eyes had begun to .'-litter, "(ireat I " he explained. "I begin lo llilnk you're going to go over big. Now. next thing, I in your lawyer and so its In order for me lo he beside you tomorrow it 1 lit w hen you meet your m s tej lous emploxer tenant at the gar den :ate. I Insist, in fact, on go ing." "And 1 want jou lo." Nathalie agreeil at once. "Thai is particu larly w hat I came here to ask. Without you I think I'd he the least hit afraid." "Fine," said Sloan, ami I hey fell Into a dlsetissioii of details. Tbe arranged thai she should devoie the next day to her .shopping and that in the late atternoon 1 hey drixe to her country place in his runabout and altt-r inspecting il dine at an inn and ieinrn to The Kirs by nine al night. "And III the meuiiliiuc." said Sloan, as the w alter brought the bill, "unless ymi have made Home other arrangement for the night, I would like lo Ml-gest Dial you spend it with a married sisler of mine who lives here in town. I I have Hpoken to her ami I think you will like her--" "I know I will." Nathalie an s ered Instantly and blushed crimson aa she added: "If slie'n eve.n the bast like you." In Ihe middle of ihe following afternoon Sloan sat smoking in his roadster vltich he had parked at a curb on Kitih Avenue near the Plaza entrance to Central pin k. He had arrived rifteen minutes in advance of the lime at which he had agreed to meet Nathalie and was staring Idly at Ihe procession of well turned out people who al ways rill the avenue on bright af ternoons in early autumn. Some were middle aged, some were young, ti fi-w were sedate, a num ber of the young women were viv id. A girl of a distinct Ijitin type cau-jht his eye. She wore a mod ish suit of dark orange and ex treme high heHs and among the many nun-tanned and elenr sktnned girls about her she wan oulslanding for ihe pallor of her dead while complexion. Her hail', jei black and in soil waves over her ears, was surmounied by a small black hat with a Kiilneslone danger thrust through It. Her lip were deeply rouged and her dark eyes brooding and faintly Insolent. ".lealous type," thought Sloan; then stared blankly as-she slopped hcslde his car and spoke lo him. "Do you think it will do? she n;ked. Her accent was faintly for eign, her fcomhre eyes expression less. "Do I think what will do?" Sloan, bewildered, asked In tin n "I'm afraid I don't .fully understand you." "Do you think Nathalie Van Slaick as a Spanish senorita will do?" pumued the girl, "(io over big, as you isaid lasi night? You're taking her to dinner, aren't you'.'" "I'll say I am," gasped Sloan an be sprang out and helped her into the car. "My Jove, and he gazed at her In admiral ion. " on took mi' like Craut took Uichimmd. How did j ou do it In atldiliou lo (be black hair? "Itice powder and rouue and a Utile intellimiice and recollec lion," explained Nathalie, "and by wearing my heels a Utile too high so that even my walk is disguised by the change of balance. Then ou inuM remember besides that i I hnv dark ees and hrous natur ! iilly. When I match them with tab-e hair the Illusion is perfect." 1 As they diovc norih along Filth avenue ami llliued east lo (Juee horn budge. Sioan was conscious I of the slan s Nathalie drew as 'she sal languorously beside hi in, j he Ming her Spanish pose and keeping in character. Hut he 12 MONTHS TO PAY for the Amazing New RCA iM:MI)lA33 I hi s i.uti Cunipwu jgl bin I I Ilrrr'tt mdin Hf'rr pminl In rrritiiiiiiciiil Im'ciiiii il'-t built to n n-ft nil nil) h-rit rrqitirrtiiciitH. HmoIiIiiI to Tin HC V rt'piilaliiMt in Ik"- I it. t he r I,.ImMv nl j br C.alil'oi ni.i i trefoil I I'tni it Conip.tiit if H'liioil it. I li.il incaiia I n of UiM'ud.-ibt per- is Ii enm lorniance for vou plnre line r vour Inline. Onl down nnd llirn ft. Hh nionlblv njoy it. ( tunc in today fur i IV. (-l ft n I S .... . ... .. - i in nt ;t' 1 II. MO pn lor If tthllr toii tree ilrniotitrntiun dropped her prclending after they were over the bridge and ou Long Island and began lo lalk animated ly of Ihe purchasing she had done dining the day. "I had to do It skillfully for money goe wueh a very little way in New York. Hut by searching in shop after tdmp I managed lo pick up an Inexpensive dress or two that will do exactly. After I have earned some money I will add to what I have. My maKk I have aloiK and will put it on just le'fore I meet my mysterious em ployer tonight." "And 1 have a chauffeur's cap and uniform Jacket in the back of 1 he car," supplemented Sloan. "They'll do for my disgulne If I keep in the dark. And Willi u liver ied chauffeur driving you can auk for more money." Milt the excellelil splrlls they were In were lowered when, at the end of tht afternoon, they drew up at Ihe gate of The KIib and en tered lta neglected ground: on foot. The place had been n handsome estate once will) Its great ram bling house and ample stables. II had had a school for training hunt ers ami a polo field In Its prime, but this was now overgrown and opllteratcd. The porches of ihe house sagged, shutters hung by one hinge here and there. The roof tree of one of the diables had fall-! en In and nearly till of the once smartly kept fencing had rotted and fallen, lis name. The Kirs, had been given It from the shield of Scotch fir trees which originally hail been plaulcd lo the north or it as a barrier against winter;. Hut later firs, self sown from the seed pods of (he original ones, had grown up through Ihe years of the estate's neglect till Ihe house now stood almost enveloped by them. Front the rarely used road which led past Ihe place one had to look sharply lo determine that there was a house at all. "I wonder," said Sloan, "what your prospective employer wants lo live here for or. as 4 hey say on Itroadway, "vhat Ihe racket Is. I think t il stick a hit close when he lalks to you tonight." "I wonder myself," agreed Nathalie, "all hough the explana tion Mr. Pound gave was simple enough, lie bald the man who has taken Ihe place Is a well-know n sporlsniHii from outside of Long Island who will bring a string of hunters here and wanted the house because it was large and he hud a lot of entertaining to do by way of paying otf his nodal debts to Long Island people who bad been hospitable to him. The stables, Pound said, ou account of (heir sie, had had a lot to do with hii wish to rent the place." "Of con rKe he isn't married," put In Sloan. "Certainly not," replied Natha lie, "lie would nut require a host ess if he were." "Kspecially a masked one," urged Sloan. "That is singular on both sides, isn't it?" agreed Nathalie. "But till we see him let's suspend judg ment. If 1 don't like him or you don't like him there won't be any bargain. Somehow, though, I feel that Km going to take his offer." They drove to an inn two miles away and had dinner there and by half past eight were back at The Kirs. While they waited Nathalie produced her half mask from her bag and put it on and Sloan, go ing to the back of his car, re turned to her Bide presently wear ing his chauffeur's cap and jacket. "And 1 have a revolver where I can reach It quickly, too," he told her. "I don't expect f shall need it but It should cheer you to know i have it. "Ami I have this to say, further more," he added, as he produced his cigarette case and his hand shook slightly as he struck a mulch. "Vou may as well know it I'm In love with you. Perma nently in love with you there will never be anybody else. I don't ask you to make any answer to that at a moment like this you're hard ly yourself and it wouldn't be fair. But keep it in mind, please, and if ever " He stopped as the twin lights of a motor car appeared far down the road. "Here's our man, 1 think," he said. "Now, then, be fore he arrives can you think of any well-known sportsman from oulside of Long Island who bus been enlertaiued by Long Island people and has so far remained mummied?" Nathalie only half heard him. Hut the part of her mind which was not whirling with the avowal or love he had Just made turned hack Ihe pages of recent memory ami she said a little mechanically: "The only one I can think of Is Ciiplain Uamnn Stefauo, the fain on? Argentine polo star. I met him at dinner at Aunt Olivia's the eve ning of the first day you and I met." The car which had been coming toward them was close up now and stopped in the full glare of their headlights. A man In evening clothes under a light overcoat emerged from it. It was Captain Itamon Stefano. (To be continued.) (Copyright, 11)21), King Feature. Syndicate, Inc.) MITICK TO t ltl UlTOltS OT!( K Ol-1 I'INAI. SKTTI,HMI-:vr III t!i unity Court of the State of iT.'ti.m for iMniKla.s t ounty, la tie- llnttti l' of the estate of .l-'llll I 'rleHS'-l, llrreasied. NolUe Is henl'v givi 11 that the hihIi rsiKtu-il ml m In intra tipj- of tlu i nlat-i of John Driessel, il. i t used, has nieil tn the a hove -Mitled initit the final it ceo n nt of bis nd mlnlMnitiori of said estate, and that said court, bv an order duly made find enter-d. has fixed tialiiiday, the :ith day of November, J'.pJW. at the hour t. t.-ii o'eioek In the forenoon if mi Id day, a.s t be t hue, and the ( 'oil nly Court i-noni in the Court Ill-life" In I itiytdni iK. I'tHiglaH Coun ty. Oregon, tm the l-luie lor hearing ii.ji-. iu. us, it iiny. to said fund ae enunt ur to I ho settlement of said e.Mate. I'j.t.-d nnd first published Oetobyr 31, in:! II. haltcs a. diui:ssi:u Administrator of the e.tlate of John in I. S.S.J, deceased. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 116 Jackson St. Not fee l h-roby Kfven that the uruK-rMitf nrd ha tii. by an order tit the County Court uf the Statu of Ol t-Kua for LHiUKIm County, ap pointed lidtninlBtiumx with the will uiiiu-xi'il uf iht extMlv of Jutin Sun der. de'-eoHfd. " Alt pemotiH hovtnff claim against Mid suite sr- hereoy notified to jir-iit the name, vrif ld an re juii'd by law, to the uinh-rMiKiied udminiHtrati ix at the offices of it leu & Circuit In Hose burn. Ijuuk l.ts County. Oregon, within six month from the dale of thin notiee. I .tied tbiu lb duy of November. ty.-a. MAItY MARTIN. Administratrix with the will a n - ii ex .-d of the tula Us ol John buuuera. deceased. NOTICE TO IHEIIITOHS 1 n the County Court of the .State of nil k") lor UuukIhh County. In tiiu matter at the em.ile of Ci'iinue C Alley, deceased. Notice is nereiiy given that tne utMtei'Hittntd. 1'i'uiieeM M. Stanton and Thelma K. I'eiry, Were on the nU ilay ol AO vemoer, t:uv, duly ap-jjointi-d joint exec u trices uf the uli'iv entitled ehtHte by the above entitled Court. All persona huvnig claim atfaaiKl mtid entatu are ie- I u 1 1 ed to ii ese lit the aaine to till liiiderwiiined or to it. U Whipple, at Koh.-lHiry. Oregon, duly verified us required by law, within six months from the date of thlH notice. Miited this 7th day of November, IDiTJ. FRANCKH M. STANTON and THKIjMA K. i'KltltV. Joint executrleeH of the estate of Corinne C. Alley, deeeuaed. UTICK OF FIAI, MKTTl.ESIE.NT N'otlre in hereby ffiven tliat the undersigned executor of the laat will and testament of Helen G. Smirk, deceased, baa filed in the county court of the Htate of Oregon for Douglas County bin final ac count uh aiich executor and that Saturday, the 1 ttii day of Decem ber, IWL'U, at ten o'clock a. m and the court room uf the Raid court have been fixed an the time and place for hearing objections to paid account and the auttlemcnt thereof. Dated November i t. li'liD. JAM ICS p. PMICK. Kxecutor of the I-ast Will and T'-ftament of Helen G. Hmick, deceased. .SIMMONS In the Plrrult Court of the State of Oregon for Doiiglan County. I to her I Lanca tcr and Jonepll B. Iincawter, i'lalntifl'H. vh. Kdwurd H. Gardner. Jane Poe Oard ner. Carrie Mel'lierann. J. K. M I'hiTHon, Lola Gooding, John Doe Gooding, CharleH C. Gardner. Jane Hot Gardner. Vivian Conies and also alt other persons or pur liea unknown claiming any riKht. title, estate. Hen or Interest in the real property described In the complaint herein, Defendants. To the above named defendants. Kdward II. Gardner, Jane Doe Gard ner, Carrie Mcpherson, J. K. Mc I'herson. Lola flood I ng. John I oe Gooding. Chart os C. Gardner, June I ton Gardner, and nleo all other erioiifl or parlleH unknown claim , any right, title, estate, lien or inlerext In the real property de scribed In the complaint herein: tn the name of the state of Ore con: Vou are hereby rei-uired to ap pear nnd answer the complaint fibd atf;ilnnt you In the above entitled cwurt nd l-muw wiituu lour weeK w lilt; Utile Ui inu itk lUuiivak- , Hull Ol Lllla UlltiOOMM ilU if )vU lti j lo 1U pvltl UlIU MuMXcC Mid UUI.i- piaiiti. tor wuiiv intreyt, uiKiiiiii will apply lo lull l-uuil tor lite ! , ii'-i lot i tin ueiuMiiUvU, m. auuciut-i atdieoiilt ol miiicii i K Iuiiomm. mv awtltu llttil aV Vi. thw Itul III- wKi num ,.r t.. , tiu on tl ana nu K-it ui iwtiuii li in iowiiainit sou lh. ntiiKe It weal ut ll. VV ii mine ue Meridittii. auU thai ujion tiie Hearing inreoi. It be ue creed tout tue iduuuuis ai u lne owuera in fee simple oi lot auiu teai pioperty unu mut you Jiave no eHLUte, ngtit. line. Hell or imefeal in. upon or to waid real property oi any part thereoi, ana tbuL tne Utn. el the piulotlllH lo kuld real pi Opt r- iv oe lorevur quieieu uuinsi juu and thai you be enjoined from uh- selling or claiming any nam, title. estate, lien or inivreai in or to said real property. Tins ait-moons m served upon you by publication In the Uoseburg Ne wn- ttevie w, a newspaper of gen eral circulation piihlluhed in Doug las County. Oregon, pursuant to an order of the Him. W. K. Hamilton. County Judge of Douglas County, Orvgn. duly made and entered on the iath duy or November, J!2a, re quiring tins summons to be publish ed once a week for four consecutive weeks and requiring you in appear anil answer pit, in tiffs' complaint within four Weeks from the date ot the first publication of this sum mons. . iluti you be required to appear and set forth the nature and character or your aoverse claim to tne lollow ing described real property In Doug lu County, Oregon, to-wlt: Dmed and first published Novem ber 14, VJ2'J, CARL E. TVTMnRRLY. M. L. HALUIAIIK, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. I'ostof' flee address; Koseburg, Oregon. Kont e or kikai, kktti.kmiskt I i Nolle Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Jennie K. Clements. dt- I ceased, has filed tn the county court of (lie Mint of Oreicon for Doualas County his final account as such ad- ministrotor and that Katurauy, in . 14lh ilav nf Iteeeniber. I'.flti at ten. o'clock a. in., and the court room of t the sniit court nave oeen nxeu as the time and place for hearing ob- 1 Jectlohs to said account and the ; settlement thereof. Uatea Novcmuer u, i;t.'f. J. F. CLEMENTS. Administrator of the estate ot Jennie K, Clements, deceased. NOTll'K TO ('HKIJITOHS In the County Court of the Stute of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of C. L. Tlurnett. Deceased. Notice is hereby given thnt the undersigned, by order of the above untitled court rlnlv made and enter ed of record, lias been appointed administratrix of the estate of C. L Hornet t. deceased, und Iiub duly Qualified us such. All persons having claims nirainst said estate are nereny reouireu present the sumo, duly verified, the iinilerHiif neil at the offices Rice & Oreutt. iri Roseburg. Douglas County. Oregon, within six months from the first publication of this notice, which is the 1-lth day of ro vember, 11129. CLRM1IA IllMtNKTT. Administratrix of the estate of C. L. Uuriiett. oeceaseci. John R. Kelly Auto Body and Fender Work AND SHEET METAL WORK 444 N. Jackson Phone 466 John R. Kelly SHEET METAL WORKS Heating and Ventilating If It can be made of Sheet Metal We Can Make It. 444 N. Jackson St. Phone 466 ROSEBURG, OREGON ii.r.i.i.i.M.i.i.i.i.i.i a RED ARROW FAST rKLKiHI E. 8. 8KINNER, Dlttrlct Manager NEW EQUIPMENT EARLY DELIVERY Fast Thru Service between Portland, Roieburg, Myrtle Point, Coqullle, Marehfleld. Connecting line other potnta. Furniture moving to any place a specialty. BONDED AND INSURED CARRIER Creason Warehouse North Jackson, Phone 693 Koseburg, Ore. yOTT.W.T.TT.7.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T FOR Expert Radio Service at Reasonable Prices A New and Complete Radio Service F. G. Burr. Graduate Radiotrician Phone 252 439 Park S.t. ON TIME YOUR APPOINTMENTS On business trips a.woys be assured of arriving on time, and rested too! 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PEPPER is not just pepper. They arc not all alike not by any means I Schilling's is rich in aromatic oils, and full of flavor some are merely stinging dust. There is one delicately flavored VAN I L LA. Others are harsh and pungent. Some are in-between. Do you know which is which or why? Pure food experts do. Some of them use one brand by which to judge all others. That one is Schilling! Schilling LEMON contains more than three times the amount of lemon oil prescribed by the Pure Food Laws. Schilling M U STA R D contains none of the flat, flavorless mustard bran that weakens the flavor of all others.' And so on down the long list of 47 SPICES and 32 EXTRACTS.' xn S3 fSSTsPTI Your suit could be made to look like new, too. WE CALL AND DELIVER Phone 2,'? 342 N. Jackeon V .. : x 1 1 Four oilier lrnii I if nl nimhl. A'reeti ril . Sir UtH. in lUmnol and In hie rnlmirt. Tlxd CuliXoiniu Or ego u Poucf.Coiupuoy Vlr iV,av.?-:V' . '" V i -r J- a. LYMON L. SPENCER Proprietor.