KOSLBUKG NLWS-KLV1EW. KOSEBUKC. OREGON. THURSDAY,' JULY 3, 1930.
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'WHERE'S EMILV?'
If by Carolyn Wells !
CHAPTEH XUV.
--- Aunt Judy thought the girl waH
insane. She had caught a wild
gleam from Kniily's eyes as Stone
had lifted the collapsed figure, and
Bhe never expected to see the light
of intelligence in her darling's
eyes.
But she said no word of this, she
said no word ul all, nor did any of
the others. Hoduey held Emily
" hands in his own, Betty hovered
at the head of the couch, and Pete
, nervously strode up and down the
porch looking tor the doctor s car.
At last he saw the lights gleam
. through the trees, and Imcior
Eaton hurried in.
He said no word but felt Kmfly
pulse, took her temperature and
nloon pressure, and examined her
heart.
"It isn t a faint, he said, at
last. "She is In a coma, Induced
by some illness or shock. Probably
the latter. We can tell nothing
about that, and Bhould she wake
she must not he questioned. 1 can
not tell much about il myself, for 1
" dare not disturb her loo much. Six1
may be hovering between lite and
death; she may be hovering bo
tween sanity and madness. Onl;.
' the most meticulous care and (lit1
.. fact of her youth and fine const!
lution may bring her through ami
it may not."
I "What can we do?" asketl Aunt
, Judy, on the warpath if there was
anything to be fought.
"I'm thinking. She must be put
- to bed, of course, but whether here
pr at the hospital Is tho question
,i)ver there It would be better, be
a cause there are appliances if oxy-
-en or any special- treatment il
'"railed for. Vet you would rather
C1)ave her here at home?"
. Hodney's uppenliug glance showed
how much he wanted to keep hei
"at home, but Aunt Judy suid
"You must decide. Doctor. It
7-Tt'0" "link the hospital belter for
i her. It doesn't matter what we
.think."
"I do," Doctor Ealon said. "And
';'lt may mean the difference he
..J tween recovery or not. Shall we
lake her at once? I ll call an am
,buhtnce while you pack a few tie
'f? cessary things. .Not much, for we
.". don't know yet what she'll want
and you'll be hack and forth con
. , ,- tlnually anyway."
"' So Pearl and Aunt Judy went
",'off to pack a bug ror Emily, and
', ;'l!etty sat Hi 111 watching the face of
Doctor Eaton as he watched the
quick spasmodic brenthlng of his
'''' patient.
21. rtodney, rapt In lils Own thoughts.
which were chaotic, continued to
. ' kneel by the side of the soln where
"I'he hud But so long waiting for
,;L,Emllv.
And now Bhe was there, there,
iw In front of him, and he could no!
speak to her, could not full her
, "j.how dear she was ami hnw glnd
,, i , lie was to see her again his
n--thoughts becume Incoherent.
Pete tiilihy studied Emily's lace.
Jj"( Not exactly thinner, it had a
;, ;, drawn and hnggnrd look as of one
..i who had suffered pol innntly. Her
hair was as she usunll.v wore It.
17-7! ,1,0H1 showing slight signs of a
lnllimi in cine.
Her white hands seenied whiter
i than usual, and the linger nails
wrero a little unenred lor, but not
'J,'-nuch: to Pete's eyes she seenied
r almost the same iib usual,
.t. But when at Inst she opened her
eyes there was and Involuntary
Hound of grief or amazement from
.. nearly every one preselil.
Kor her eyes held no Intelligence,
' ' no recognition or uiiderstundluit.
They closed again at once, and
. ,r. Doctor Ealon said kindly:
"Don't make too much of tlml;
It may nil pass and soon, now that
she Is with us again. The child
. ,., has had some terrible, some fearful
. shock or succession of shocks. She
has suffered no maltreatment,' she
hasn't a bruise or u Bcratch, nor Is
"i "I"' undernourished. Hut we musl
. ,, curb our natural curloBlly and tie
- vote all our energies to restoration
before wo question or disturb her
in any way."
"Yes," said Rodney, reverently
r bending over the hands ho still
- held tightly clasped In his own.
'""I "(let up. Sayie," said the doctor
.... bluntly hut gently. "We must lake
- her awny now, but remember It Is
" ' lor her own good anil probably to
j save her life or her reason."
"All right," he mil. I n tut rose to
..his reel, il lluiiulsliiii'; Emllv's
hands, which fell lifelessly down.
'J "Take this, Sayre." directed the
doctor, removing the diamond
necklace and passing It over.
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was putting It In his pocket when
Pele took It from him.
"Let me have it, son," he said,
and with the same air of not know
ing just what he was doing. Hod
ney obediently handed It over.
"I'll get Aunt Judy to put it in
the safe, Gihhy said, noticing
quietly that the two ends were tied
together Willi a black silk thread
The ends left by the removal of
the six stones now in posession of
me ponce as evidence.
At the thought Pete (llbby
turned cold all over. The police
were waiting the return of Emily
Duatie to arrest her for the murder
of Pauline Pennington!
He fairly pushed the thought out
of his brain, and then the ambu
lance arrived and Emily waB care
fully laid ill it und taken to the
hospital.
To the. hospltnl at last, where
sue nad started to go nearly a
week ago and would only arrive
tonight!
ilow strange everything was.
Fleming Stone watched every
thing und said almost nothing.
He and Doctor Eaton had had
a few whispered words and a few
silent nods of understanding and
agreement, and then the doctor
got Into the ambulance himself and
was driven off.
"Let's go over," said Betty and
she and Pete and Rodney Btarted
off.
Aunt Judy and Fleming Stone
remained behind.
"Don't cry," he said, as Hie tears
hegaii to come.
No, ' she smiled, brushing them-
back. "And they're tears of Joy,
anyway. Emily's back! We need
not say 'Where's Emily?' any-more,
we know where she Is. l.am sure
she'll get well. She's such a fine,
strong girl, and now, with nothing
to trouble or worry her, she's
hound to get all right soon. Don t
yon think so?"
lea,' said Fleming Stone, nnd
truthfully, for he thought the
nances were in the girl's favor. .
At the hospital, Emily was nut
to bed .in the best. available roonl.
nursoa were detailed, and Doctor
Eaton held consultation with his
colleagueB.
They all-agreed that Emllv's con-
dltlon was brought about by shock
or some irisnieiiliiK nature, aud
concluded that nothing definite
could he done until she regained
consciousness.
She lay quietly, for the most
part, though now nnd then her
hands would twitch, or she would
give a low moiiii as If In mental
anguish.
The head nurse, Miss Holcomb,
nine llllo Hie walling room to talk
to Hetty' and the two men, who sal
waiting for news.
'I here's nothing lo he done." she
buIiI in a kindly way. "Miss Duaue
may stay us she Is now all night
probably will so I think you had
all belter so home. If there Is any
reason to do so, I'll call you on the
telephone
"All right," Betty said, somewhat
relieved by the nut-Be b cairn accept
mice of the situation. "Come on,
Pete, come on, Rodney, let's go.
we can come over in the morning,
nui-He?"
"Come whenever you like, hut,
of course, 1 cun t promise you'll
see uie paileni.
"Toll me, nurse," Betty cujoled,
"have you ever seen Just such a
case before? Exactly like this, 1
mean."
"I can't tell that until I know
wliiit a 1 1 h her. I've seen bad shock
cases, and If this Is a shock case
8ho II likely come out of It all
right."
This was encouraglns, lint vague.
However, Betty knew they would
got nothing more definite.
"Ilow Is Mrs. Laurence?" Bhe
nsked.
"l)h. she's fine, and the baby,
loo. When you come over tomor
row, probably yon can see her."
Sd Hotly and Polo went home.
Snyro positively refused to ;o.
He declared he would stay the
night in the visitor's waiting room I
anu no mere in case Emily came
to herself and asked for him.
The nurses smiled at his devo
tion, hut told hi in if he those to
slay there was no real objection.
Hut. she added, there was no
chance whatever of his seeing Em
ily during the night and ho d niiirh
hotter go home and get his rest.
Hut Hixlnoy was immovable, and
he sat on the hospital sofa with the
same air of determined patience
that he had shown at Kunllwood.
Aunt Judy only smiled when
lli'iiy ii'ioiumI. iiiuI siilil slip be
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lleved tu people's doing what they
wanted to do, and if Hod wanted
to stay there she was glad be had
stayed.
Fleming Stone was elated at
Emily's return. He said:
'Her reappearance 1b in no way
due to my efforts. I don't know i ou-l. t ie undt-ri.iKnel, the duly
at nil where she has been but I do 'appointed, qualified and acting ad
at an wnere sne na ueen, out i .mi,lrMllt 0t sulli etui., will, from
know I m going to track down the nd ulu the 6th day of July. i3u.
man who is responsible for her ah-
ductlou.
"You can do It?" asked Pete,
not doubtfully, but greatly inter
ested. "1 can do it," returned Fleming
Stone, so positively that they were
all impressed.
So the people at Knollwood went
(o bed, and meantime Rodney sat
on his new sofa and the doctor
and nurses took care of Kniily
Duone.
The first part of the night there
was nothing to he done, but short
ly after midnight the patient grew
restlesH and the night nurse called
Doctor Eaton.
By the time he reached her bed
side, Kniily was screaming in an
attack of acute hysteria, (ie quick
ly administered a sedative, but Its
effect was slow and the girl went
through a series of alternate rigid- j
ity and convulsive movements, tin-
tity the nurses began to fear the
end was near.
"No, Doctor Eaton said, "these
spells are to be expected. She will
have more of them. Hut they a.re
physical. I we can keep her men
tality, we can pull her through
physically, I feel sure. The trouble
will come when she wakes to con
sciousness. On no account ques
tion her, or say anything definite
of any any nature. Should she be
come rational when I am not here.
Just soothe her and murmur words
of general comfort. Tell her every
thing Is all right and for her to go
to sleep. Probably she will obey,
but call me la any case."
Rodney iRayre, In (lie distant
waiting room, could hear nothing
of these developments, and he sat
in the corner of the big Chester
field, now and then lightly dozing,
but, for the most part just revel
ing in the thought that Emily was
homo again, whatever the future
might hold lor (hem.
And being young and of a hope
ful, optimistic nature, he let his
fancy run riot as lo the coming
days when after a simple wedding
ceremony, ho would take his bride
away to some lovely, quiet spot to
get nacK her health and strength.
Not, for a moment did he appre
hend any mental trouble for her.
He knew too little of such matters
to know what terrible effects Be
vere shock may bring about.
Could he have Been Emily at
mat moment, her eyes staring and
wild, her hands tightly clenched
and her whole body contorted as
u tin a convulsion, he would have
hpen less sanguine,
Hut bo was mercifully spared
mis Knowledge, and arier the doc
tor's persistent ministrations, poor
Emily sank Into a heavy slumber
Induced by narcotics.
(To Be Continued Saturday)
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In tliM nmtU'i- ut tliu t'Htutu of
Anna M, Kniluu, dcivitHt-d,
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unuVitdKHod Iuik filed In the above
eilt tiled court li Ih film I account ill
MiHiieiueru or HUHl eHlute, and tty ol
der of Hit i il court duly made mi
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day of .'uly, in;ii). nl 10 o'clock A.
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COtll'lhoilHO In ItOKehurir. IliniirliiH
County. OrcKon. hu h.-i-n fixed uh
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jections, If iiny thetu be, to mild
nniii Hi'cont, and for tho settlenu'iit
thereof,
Duted this l!)th dny of June. HC10.
A. N. OliCCTT.
Administrator.
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vlrluo of a lu-eiiae and order of sale
duly made and enti-rt-d in the Coun
iv t'ouit of lite btate of Ort-KOu. for
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iJouKlas County, Oregon, und be-longing-
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cedent, to-wit:
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(7i of block numbered six (t in
Vom'Hllu. Douglas County. Oregon.
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firmation by suid court.
Midi or o flora fur said property
Bhould be filed at the off lie of B.
I... Eddy, Attorney at Iaw, Mauonlc
Building, Itoaeburjj, Oregon, attor
ney tor adtniniKtrutor.
Dated this 2d day of June. 1930.
A. S. GARNKH,
Administrator of the estate of
ltie U. W.ltion, deceased.
Sl'-MMOXS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oic no n for I Jo nir Inn I'mmiv
Clarence White und Dora Wblt
'luititfffii. v
William Sloiin. The Oregon and
laliforniii Itallroad Co.. a corpor
ation, also all oilier persons or
parties unknown claiming any
right, title, entHte, lien, or inter
em in Hi;- reul estate deHcrlbed in
the complaint herein. Defendants.
To tile JlhoVc tmlfifd A.-ftmia nt a
William Sloan and also all other
persons or parties unknown claim
ItiK any rlKht. title, estate, lien or
interest in the reul ok in tit di-uo !..
ed In the complaint herein:
in ine name oi tne. State or Ore
gon you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the comnlaint filed
aainHt you in the above entitled
court and cause within four weeks
rrom tne date or the rlrsl publica
tion of this summons and if you
fail tu ho uppuur and answer suid
omniutnt. ror want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
tne rener tnerein uemundeu, a suc
cinct statement of which Is as fol
lows: that you be reuulred to nn-
near and set forth the nature aud
character of your adverse claim to
tne Tollowinx described real estate
In Douglas County, Oregon, to-wlt:
i ne west nair or tne soutnwet
quarter Hoc. 1H; Lota one, two, and
in rcu. sou in west quarter or the
northeast quarter and tho east half
of the southeast quarter Hec. H; Lot
one Sec. 2.1; Dot throe Hex. 24, all
in Township 23 South of Knniru 10
west of the Willamette Meridian,
and that upon the Ucarln thereof
it be decreed that the plaintiffs ure
the owners In fee simple of said
roal property, and that you have no
estate, rttrht, title. Interest, or Men
In upon or to said real estate or any
part thereof, and that the title of
lli nliiinllffM to Kitid rcjil eMtitte lie
"Torever quieted aKttlnst you. and
tbut you be enjoined from assert
ing or claiming any right, title,
estate, lien, or interest in or to bu.i
wul estate.
This summons is served upon you
by publication In the llowebui g
NewH-ltevlew. u newspaper of gen
crul circulation, published In Doug
las County. Oregon, pursuant to an
order of the Hon. J. W. Hamilton,
Judge of the above entitled court,
duly made and entered on tho Jttth
day of June, l!:fo, requiting this
summons to bo published once a
we-ek for four consecutive weeks
and requiring you to appenr and
nnHWor pin in tiffs' complaint with
in four weeks from the dato of t he
tirsi publication of this summons.
1 nted and first published June
19, lidO.
CARD 13. WIMRKRDV,
M. D. 11ADDMAHK
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Post of
fice address: Roseburg, Oregon,
NO'l'ICtS OI-' FIVtl JilCTTMfi.VISMr
Not left Is hereby given that the
undersigned admin 1st rat or of the
estate of J. R. llilbam. deceased, has
filed bis final account In the Coun
ty Court of the Htutu.of Oregon toy
DoukIus County, and the lion. W.
H. Hamilton. Judge of mild court,
litis appointed. Monday, the -111) day
of August, 1 !:t0, nt ten o'clock In
the forenoon of said day. in the
on n lv courtroom in the courthouse
in UoHchurg. DoukIus County, Ore
gon, as the time aiid place Tor Hear
ing objections, if any, to suid final
accouift and the settlement thereof.
All person Interested In said es
tate nrc hereby notified to file their
objections. If any. to said final ac
count, at or before the tlmo ap
pointed for hearing as aforesaid.
Dated this lUth day of June. 1
HAM HADD.
Administrator of the estate of J.
R. (J 11 hum, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CHKUITOHS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for DvuKlaa County.
In the matter of tlie estate of
job Aplnall, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
nndersigntd has been duly uppoint
d administrator of the estate, of
Job Aspinall, deceased, by order of
the abttve entitled court made and
entered on the l&ih day of June.
19.10. All persons havjnrf ciaims
against the estate of said deceased
are hereby requited to present tlu-m.
duly verified as by law required, to
the undersigned at his law offices
In the court house in UoseburK.
Douglas Countv. Oretcon. within nix
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
uate or iirst publication June
19th. 1930.
Date of last publication July
17th, 1930.
GUY CORDON,
Administrator of the t-ntutu nt
Job Aspinall. deceased.
SL'M.IIOSS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County,
Bert Wells, Plaintiff. v.
Maurice Abraham and Madge Abra-
nam. nia wue, ana all other per
sons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, esttttf. Hen or
interest in the hereinafter de
scribed real estate. Defendants.
To Maurice Abraham and Mudee
Abraham, his wife, and all other
persons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, etitute, lien or
Interest in the hereinafter describ
ed real estate, defendants:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you and each of you are here
by required to appear and answer
the complaint filed against you in
the above entitled court and cause,
within four weeks from the dale of
the first publication of this sum
mons and If you fall to so uDoear
and answer said complaint for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded
therein, a succinct statement of
which is as follows: For a decree of
the above entitled court that the
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plaintiff Is the owner In fee simple
of the following described real
property, to-wit:
Tlie south half of the southeast
guarter of section thirty-six, town
ship twenty-nine south, range lime
west of the Willamette Meridian, in
Douglas County, Oregon, containing
eighty acres, more or less; and that
the defendants, or either or any of
them, have no estate, right, title.
Interest or lien in, upon or to said
real property and that plaintiff's
title thereto be forever quieted as
to any and all claim or claims of
tlie defendants or either or any of
them and of all persons or parties
unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or Interest in or to said
real property adverse to the title of
the plaintiff thereto, snd that plain
tiff have such other and further re
lief as to the court may seem just
and equitable In the premises.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof In the Rose
burg NewH-Heview, a newspaper of
general circulation, published at
Itoscburg. Douglas County, Oregon,
pursuant to an order of the Hon. J.
W. Hamilton, Judge of the above
entitled court duly made and enter
ed on the tfth day of June, 1930, re
quiring the said defendants to Ap
pear and answer plaintiff's com
plaint within four weeks from the
date of the first publication of this
summons, which is June 12. 1930.
R. L. WHIPPLE.
Attorney for the Plaintiff. Hose
burg, Oregon.
XOTICE TO CKKDITOHS
Notice Is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon,
Administrator of the estate of Jo
bediah Pankey. deceased, and have
qualified. AH persons having claims
against said estate are hereby noti
fied to present them, with proper
vouchers, and duly verified, to me
at the office of Harry C. Skynnan.
attorney for suid estate, at Room 409
Med ford Building, In Med ford. Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of this notice. Dated and first
published June 12th. l!:iu.
JOE WRIGHT.
Administrator.
"It's toasted"
ADHI.MSTH.TOn- KOTIOC
In the County Court of the State of
vregon ior Liougias ouniy.
In the matter of the estate of
C. W. McAllister, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of C. W.
McAllister, deceased, by order of the
above entitled court and ' has duly
qualified as such administrator. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to pre
sent the same, with proper vouch
ers, duly verified as by law re
quired, to the undersigned at his
residence at 219 outh Main Street
In Roseburg. Douglaa County, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice, which is June 5, J it 30.
O. D. MCALLISTER,
Administrator of the estate of C.
W. McAllister, deceased.
SUMMONS
o, sohx
In the Circuit Court or the State of
Orectm for Dome I am Piiiinlv
The Roaeburg National Bank. Plaln-
W. T. Craven and Ben C. ZIgler, De
fendants, To W. T. Craven, one of the de
fendants above named:
In the name of tho State of Ore-
eon Vnil a r hnrntii' ksiiiiIfiJ tn
pear and answer plaintiff's com
plaint against you now on file in
the above entitled court and cause
on or before the last day of the time
prescribed In the order for publica
tion of thin summons, to-wlt, on or
before July 10, 1930, said day being
the expiration of four weeks from
the date of the first publication of
this summons, the time prescribed
for publication being once a week
for four consecutive weeks, and if
you fall so to appear and answer,
for want thereof the plaintiff will
take Judgment against you upon a
promissory note In the sum of
S1.35S.37, together with Interest
thereon at eight per cent per an
num from May 13. 1930, in the fur
ther sum of SI 50.00. or such sum as
the court may adjudge reasonable,
as attorney's fees and for plaintiff's
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costs and disbursements In this ai
tfon. together with an order of laj
upon execution of the following de
scribed real property situated in
Douglas County. Oregon, belonging
to you, and which the plaintiff
caused to be attached at the com
mencement of this action, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 4.20 chains
due north of the southeast corner of
the John Cox donation land claim
No. 49. running thence north on east
boundary line of said claim 34.37
chains; thence west 12.&0 chains:
thence south 24.37 chains, more or
less, to the middle of Luokinglass
Creek: thence down the middle of
said Lookingglass Creek to the
place of beginning, containing 3.5
acres, more or less, said land being
in the east half of section twenty
(20). township twenty-eight (2S
south, range six (6) west of the
Willamette Meridian. In Douglas
County. State of Oregon, and that
the proceeds of sale be applied first
upon the expenses of sale, secondly
upon the payment oi plaintiff s
costs and disbursements, and the re
mainder upon tne said judgment to
be entered In favor of plaintiff, bo
far as necessary, the balance of
proceeds of sale. If any, to be dis
posed of as the court may direct.
This summons is published in the
Roseburg News-Review, a newspa
per Dtiblished in Douglas Countv.
Oregon, toy order of tlie Hon. W. t
Hamilton. County Judge of DoukI J
Countv. Oregon, made and dated
June 10th. 1930. t
The date of the first publication
of this summons is June 12, 1930,
and the date of the last publication
is July 10, 1930.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Address:
Roseburg, Oregon.
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