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    ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1940.
SEVEN
SERIAL STORY -
GHOST DETOUR
BY OREN ARNOLD
CAST OF CHARACTER
II'iSKI.Ki: IIAI.K m,. t'linirt
TINK lAI.MK- PariiiMS ia a
2MII1IIHT lumhl VflltlllH lit CUlllI-
rn'?t,
lli'K BAVrnoPT nii.l FRANK
UN IjAUKAWA V They also
( iind an iniiMt'st in (Juldcresl.
Yostfrd.-iy: Jilclt Agrees to help
Rost-li't and Christine mail their
phs( (li'Umr vcniurt?. Meanwhile
li f'iliH thtt mysterious money
nrk wiih paper, preimreB to hide
the i-wd $i',(H0 elsewhere. The
t'lrlH nre ulrt'ilily HUllinped with
'leniure!
HIAPTKR IV
"Where?"
"I (innnn, I we'll (hink of
romeflihiK."
' hrlHlinn Fpntteil hln face wllh
'he rius.'ilU'.lH. He was olivlouly
thinking hiinl. Imt his expression
was dial of a hoy who hail n
eemiine mlvenlitre ut hand. "Ho'h
the henl-limkhiK- tiling!" Uoselee
una lelliiiK heisell' in (liat nwift
moment, hIuHiik down at him. "I
hope lmihiiiK happens to spoil il!"
common sense luld her that Bhe
should never have offered any
'1 linn u nor f-onsiiltel him
nhont tnoiti'y found on 1ier jirop
erivj iiitles.s she l;new him to he
thoroiifihly responsible and trust
v.orthy. Mm ihi-n, youth doesn't
rely loo iniieh on what oldsters
call common si.nse; youth pets
uU)K pieliy uell on trial and
nor, Impulse and intuition. Hose
lee lalit knew sninHhilif? about
judinK men already. She saw no
reason to he wary of InVk Han
eiol't jiirft hiM-fiiisr. he happened to
pearo her and Christine filly at
their first meWhiir. Me had played
rhosl. in pood faith, to Hay the
least.
"Yeah, ntiil work tint a plan to
nmhiish Die rubbers, after that,'
Tiny KpoKo eiit)itisi;islic;illy aain.
"Sa-a-ay, we pot a Job on our
hands!"
Christ Inn sljrliei!, elahorately.
"Just one of those lazy, languid
rummers," she drawled. "Whew!
M yon and Die fullback friend plan
anyihliiK else exclt Imr, Hoselen, I
TAarn you I shall stand ritfht. hero
and explode!"
Hefuie X o'clock next morning
Itosdee and Christine were back
ni tle-ir nlnnt town (wis tint; up
I he ioiii;Ii main street ill )ose-i-f's
coupe. The sun had already
dispelled any pilosis that had
lurked in evening shadows. 1ml
the ph-hi i cm lie (pialily of the
place impressed both pirls now.
"It's darlinc!" (Miristinc ex
claimed, staring again at the ram
shackle ImildiiiKS.
"We're point; to have ourselves
n time! Koselee predicted.
To their surprise (hey found not
only I lick llancroft, hut Franklin
l.arraway as well. Franklin had
first surprised Ills hmldy by ar
riving the previous midnight,
hnurtt aJiead of pcheduHv
'1 almost shot him for a tfliost
or a robber," Dick grinned, after
lutroilin'lions. "He came rattling
in. calling me tinmen. But he's
Fold on the ghost detour idea.
I'd of broken his long neck if he
jiailn't been, see'.'"
"ho you break many necks. Air.
Bancroii ?" Christine impiired,
loftily.
"Stop quarreling," ltoselee or
dered. "I I own this place. I
am also your boss. (let to work.
All of you. I's, I mean. Now
listen "
She had many plans. She and
Christine hail talked until a late
hour t heiusel ves. This was al
ready July, and the highway two
miles away was zooming with laa
senyers, people wilh money in
their pockets and atlventure in
their hearts, people who would
gladly pay a dollar each to in
spect n genuine ghost town.
Koselee talked a lot, and it
swelled to a discussion. : very
body had Ideas. Franklin caught
lh" cMiilni'iiin nf liilM'Pst. til Die
project, lie had worked on the
school papers ami edited the year
hook, he knew a lot about pro
motion and advertising. "Okay
then. Mr. I-arraway, you and
Christine lake over the job of con
tacting the travel agencies and
making a deal with them."
"And I know how to wangle
some help from the highway
maintenance crew. I ran get the
old dirt road from the highway
cleared of shrubs and joshua
growth and opened up for cars
again." said luck.
That's ducky, and I have hired
Mrs. Hoean to come and cook for
ti s and maybe cook for any guests
v. ho want meals In the Ace High
hotel.' Hoseiee put in. "Who is
Mrs. Ilogan? She's a middle-aged
widow who has been a prosper,-
Pi
mm
il never wasted in cup
bottoms
It dissolves too quickly.
r3
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COPYRIGHT. 1939.
NA fitRVICe. IMC
tor in the hills, and who lias often
worked for dad. She'll be here
today."
"I ihink we might to have some
prospectors and Indians und cow
hoys around for atmosphere."
Christine added, "so I'll see to It,
and I'll handle the bookkeeping
ami the records and do anything1
else you say."
The powwow was extremely
serious nobody on earth can
be more serious, when the mood
strikes them, than ordinarily gay
and ebullient college youths. And
these four were still collegians at
heart. They hadn't been out of
school a mouth.
"You nre not (no disappointed.
Mr. Lnrraway?" Koselee inquired,
after the conference had ended.
"At one breaking up your sum
mer plans, I mean?"
"I am delighted! I hnd no defi
nite plans."
"Ihi yoti want any references?
Or anything? I I never had any
body working for me before!"
"There'll he labor trouble,"
Franklin predicted gravely. "I
am thinking of going on strike un
less I get Saturday night off. I
wish to lake another of your em
ployes to a dance."
"Who? What dance?"
"Miss Fainter, here. Purely
there's a dance somewhere?"
"There's not any 'where' around
here! This Is isolated. It's a short
run of !M miles to Boulder dam,
if that helps!"
"Besides that, you haven't ask
ed me!" Christine snapped, pre
tending anger. "We haven't even
met socially!"
Franklin sighed heavily, sllll
acting. "Ah me, I might have
known it. Nothing Is perfect any
more, however sweet the promise.
I briefly foresaw an Idyllic sum
mer, Willi adventure, mone y
romance, love all the things of
abundant living served to me in j
reckless abundance. But now
alas!"
"Alas, my foot!" Hoseiee gri
maced at him, breaking his play-'
acting spell. "I'll fire you at once
if you (hm't get to work. I in
tend to he hard-boiled."
They all had to laugh at. her
then. If anybody in Christendom
looked the opposile of hardness
and meanness, if was flalnly Utile rrT , """ " " '.'"".-'.'TT
. ue row M
"1 lt& ,Nas .
jut t :iv
: l
Airway's blended from choice
coffees famous for deep body and
mellow flavor!" he said. "It's roasted
daily. Delivered to my store straight
from the ovens a few hours away.
And to cinch this estra goodness,
Airway's left in the bran. I grind it
fresh when you buy!'
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Roseleo Pale. She came almost
to Franklin's rtlioulder. She looked
slightly pluinpisli, as if she might
be Dick's baby sister. She had a
dimple that was as elusive as
light, flashing beautifully when
you least expected, gone when you
didn't want it to be.
"Correct," Franklin turned seri
ous now. "What's first?"
"The money," said lUck.
"Oh. That's right. 1 had he
roine so Interested In making
money out of (ioldrrest that 1
forgot we already hnd 112,000!"
Rose lee looked alarmed, without
immediate cause. "Shouldn't we
She never realized that she
turned automatically to him for
advice in that significant moment.
It was a precedent that she was
to follow more and more.
'(! lor-ree. no ! The sheriff's n
half day's run from hero. Be
sides, what's he got that 1 haven't
got My weight fluctuates, mad
am, between Sou and 2ol pounds.
I'd like a chance of capturing u
robber, if robber it is."
"Suppose it isn't n robber?"
Christine said, "Suppose it's it's
"Well, Ihero yon are." paid
Franklin Larraway. "We don't
know whose money it Ih. Dick's
rigid. A - sheriff might just ball
up t:!ie works. So let's figure onl
something to trap the man or men
who put the money there. Mean
lime, of course, the money should
he hidden."
"It's under the hotel floor," Dick
explained.
"Not safe enough."
"We agreed to bury il," Rose
tee exclaimed. "Let's go do it
now!"
"In the old mine shnfl," Mrk
suggested.
"Okay! flrand!"
They made nil expedition of il,
all four wal.ed a hundred yards
down Into the sloping gullet of the
long abandoned (ioldcrest mine,
guided by Dick's pocket flashlight.
The place -was earthy of smell,
eerie to see, almost frightening,
"Nothing more dangerous down
here than maybe a scorpion or
two,". Dick declared, confidently.
I've already explored II,"
They found a spot, behind nn
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I won't sacrifice quality for
economy ever! But Airway's low
price tempted me. I asked about
it. Was Airway good coffee? If
so, how could they sell it for so
little? And that's when my grocer
told me a thing or two!"
If Airway's low price baffles you . . .
remember this! Fast roaster-to-grocer
delivery cuts down handling charge...
makes fancy containers unnecessary.
Why not try Airway on the roaster's
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old SxS inch post that supported
some of the loose rock ou the
mine shaft ceting and wall, The
shaft was about eight feet high.
mil perhaps six wido, a mere
hallway of Intense darkness lead
ing into the mountain. Dicks
flashlight was as impotent as It
had been at the bank vault the
night before.
Dick had a rusted miner s pick
l hey hail found outside, a thing
with a weak and broken handle,
but conceivably of some value
still, lie gave the flashlight to
Franklin, raised his stubby-handled
pick to start digging a hole.
Crack!
In the poor light Dick mis
judged the ceiling height. Ills pick
serancd n rock, was reflected po
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49 lb
$1.49
Harvest Bios- M A
som. 49 lb
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that It lilt the supporting post
of wood.
Instantly there was a crash ami
a deafening roar.
"Umk out!" Dick yelled.
He jumped back, striking
Franklin us h did so. The flush
light fell from FruuklLu'a hands,
and the roaring ended In a hlgh
pitcbed feminine scream.
I To be continued)
Just a Kid
SWEET SPRINGS. Mo. Thom
as A. Willis 'retired" from furm-
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IBs old age has lasted another
AO years. He's retired from llie
store business, too, hut still gets
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Contain Vitamins B' t 'D'
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by N. Y. Republicans
ALBANY. N. Y., June 12. (AP)
Thomas F. Dewey triumphed in
u showdown test of his home slate
strength today when New York's
delovaliou i.o the - republican na
tional convention voted to oust
National Commit teemau Kennel b
F. Simpson, hostile lo Dewey's
mesideiilial aspiralVms.
The densities, by a count of R&
lo :t7, nominated J. Russe) Sprague
of Na?rau county lo replace Simp
son. New York City leader whose
leud with Dewey has split the
New York state organization for
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