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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY II, 1941.
SERIAL STORY
Love power
BY OREN ARNOLD
NCA fiEAVICC INC.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
With Major Hoople
YKSTEftDAV; Leans' Snrml Is
anwd hy Iho way Hob trusts
Carolyn, hates Iho efficient sone
turf. A(ter a liirlnilnnt session
with Boh, I.eana returns to her
own office. A plan begins to de
velop In her mind. She owns a
share In X fiilfi. She will lake it,
leave the laboratory wrecked. It
will not be necessary to murder
Bob. Leaha decides to act, quick-
CAROLYN READS A WIRE
CHAITKIt XIII
IN less than an hour l.oana Sor
ml had crystulieii a rather
daring plan. One to change the
entire course of her life here
after.
Robert
"Oh, Hob. I am not concerned i
for personal luxury!" Carolyn in-
tcif upted. "This Is all too lm-1
pmiant fur any such worry." j
He smiled slowly at her, slow-1
ly and appreciatively. "You're j
lops, ml.'is!" j
HE went away then. There was
work lo he done in the secon
dary lab and in the warehouse,
sho knew. There Hob, and she
supposed I.eana, were suporvis
Ink Hie pou ling of (lie lend run-
Itainers for the X 'Ml, small but
heavy metal boxes which insul
ated off lis invisible but extreme-
Iv powerful radiations, motif dan-
Igeivius to man than radium's'
lown. The outer cases with nad-!
Hale's tacit reprimand, Jdlnc and spl ines were beliiR pre-1
because she protested against 1 pared also with meticulous care,
Carolyn s "intrusion nero, nan she knew. In two days more, per
nanny, tnen
left her furious.
she must take complete posses
sion of the Xllilil herself. In a
way, it bi'longed to her. 1 r.
Hale could never have achieved
his great discovery without her
(lid here, ut least not for many
more months, she felt.
And with the substance actual
ly In her possession, plus her own
reputation as a scientist in the
Schoehfeld laboratory with Dr.
Hale, she could command atten
tion In any other scientific center-
command the world to bow
at her feet.
Ilefurc stupid, childish itohcrt
Hale could even realize what had
happened, Loana told herself an-
Rrlly, she could make herself lm-! work so that she was
haps less time, the priceless cle
Iment -lf X!l!l!l could be called
Inn element - would be all ready
to move.
I A definite sense of excitement
j had crept into Carolyn's being
ever since Hub returned home,
'partly because she was near him i
jutjaiii and had been ordered to j
i go west w ith him, partly because j
lof thev were again handlin'; the I
explosive, power-laden X-lll'll, and
all f.-leeH il.'lnrfi.r tmri.thiMV !
j She had utmost confidence in''
him; hut still, her heart clung to .Iiuy U'.impole went to Koseburg
lit vague sense of danger for him. Thursday and visited until Sun
lit was a growing apprehension, : day. They were accompanied
jlf not actual fear. ihome by Mrs. Amos Wampole
a ilegrec It disturbed her; who will visit here a few davs.
MR. FLAPf AS A
NATIVE OP THESE MOUNT
AIMS UAVeVOU EVER
CHANCED UPON AMY MYSTERIOUS
MARAUDERS f M.y SlTH
PROWLER cl V-v'1
SPYING UPON US AM
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'ft
AlNT YOU MEERD ABOUT
THE SPOOK O1 VINEGAR LAKE.
STRANGER s EVERY FULL MOON
he's s'p05ed td come back
an' damce breakdowns ini
ti4e cabin wraere he was
murdered that's his
Old home yonder 't'd
AS SOON SET FOOT ihl A
B AR TRAP AS THAT SHACK
VJHERE. YOU'RE
TROOSTISJ1
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THE MODfJ IS
PUL1 . THE MAJOR
IvMILL BE AgSENT(
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ODDITIES
I By the Associated Press)
Coincidence
l'HlLADKLI'HIA It's going
to take more than the draft to
I separate the inseparable Desan-
uro twins.
The 21-year-old brothers, John
and Joseph, were among 151 reg-
i istering with local board 67. Af
tcr several officials shuffled the
cards, Joseph came up with serial
number S-10 and John S-19.
Flash Dentistry
1
1 HI tit A fim.lCL. thC. T.
I 1UG. U. i. 1't.T O'f.
JEKKERSON CITY, Mo. Pa
trolman Claude Short showed up
for work with two chipped front
teeth and this story:
"A storm came up while I was
squirrel hunting. Lightning hit
n tree in front of me, forked up
out of the ground and into the
end of my gun barrel.
"My head shook so hard it
broke these two front teeth."
EVEN MONEY!
Do yoii get it?
Bet on quality.
Bet on pf-ice.
Bet on service.
Bet on terms
Bill one thing; sure, when you buy
here "YOU OWN THE PROFITS!
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
Koseburg, Ortfoa
monscly powcrlul and rich. May
be, then, Itobert Hale would
come crawling to her! If she still
wanted him.
The young woman built up the
scene In her Imagination to as
tonishing reality. Normally, she
would have liccn shucked her her
self; shocked that an otherwise
orderly, trained mind could go
tiff at such a tangent. Hut In her
Intense training, I.eana Sorml
had taken no cognizanc" of the
personal self, and did
recognize that she was,
very human.
Mule
nervous that afternoon. She walk
ed often out Into the office hall
just to Ka.e out at the laboratory
and Its cuards across the open
compound.
Hub Morey who has been visit
ing his mother Mrs. W. H. I.esh
while on furlough lelt Tuesday
to return to his camp at l-'orl
Orde, at Mortlery, Calif., where
he is In the medical division. Mr.
About 3 n. m. she was standing and Mrs. Lesh took him to Grants
near the drinking fountain when ,1'ass Tuesday and he continued by
Seattle, San Diego
Whittle Away at
Sacramento Lead
plane
the outside door onened anil
IHceraph messenger came In.
' "I'll sign for II." she said, unite
naturally. She smiled at the lad,
and a smile from a girl as prelty
us Carolyn was worth more than
not now the conventional dime,
after all, i,y she opened the yellow en
iveliine: it easilv came unsealed.
As if to strengthen a cusp;. she started Inside lo put it on
which needed strengthening, Hob's desk as she had done with
teana wrote a telegram. She ' niiniei-fni nilw.r v,iiiin Imviin.uc
worded It with Infinite care so as ; messages, reading it as she went lSunla' ' visit their grandmother
to Indicate tremendouslv Imnini lm ,.. if ii ,l,., I hiu i.m. Jackson.
:wr. a no
ant Information without actual
ly revealing anything for sure
She didn't dare telephone it; she
called the telegraph oflice for a
delivery boy. The message was
addressed lo the general man
nger of one of the greatest In
dustrial plants In North Amer
ica, one whom I,eana had known
personally for several years and
ivho had maintained a more than
nrdindrv interest in her work
here with Hubert Hale.
"He will Jump at the chance;"
L,oiirm assured herself, with keen
satisfaction. "He will recognize
the possibilities at once, lie will
keen quiet and still do exactly
as I say!
diate attenl Ion. It said;
"I iKIT NITKl.Y 1 NTKli KST
Kl YOUR STATEMENT YOU
CAN IIAVR tXCM'SIVK P IS
SKSSION OK KAHIT.OI'S
NKW I'OVVKH SUHSTANCK.
"MONl:Y NO OH.JKCT HUT
K:i:l' absolute swhkcy.
LEAVING AT ONCK I'dl!
Pl'Jft S( X A I . C( )N FEU ENC E."
Surprised, and vaguely alarm
ed, Carolyn read it again. Only
then did she discover that II was
addressed nut to Hob but lo
Leana Sornii.
(To be continued)
(Hy the Associated Press)
The .Seattle Hainiers and the
San Diego Padres are still whit-
.tllng at the Pacific coast league
lead of the Sacramento Solons.
Today the Hainiers are onlv
nine and a half games behind the
Sen.-ilm-v fm l,ii ....... .pi
... .... ...v, I IU3UII.V i iit-v .
defeated the Portland Beavers lit
Portland last night 2-1 for their!
ithinl win of the series and their j
I fifth consecutive triumph. The
Padres spanked the Senators for!
mother Mrs. i.esh for the past 'gm In a row 7-1. ;
four weeks went to Grants Pass.' H;1'''lt came within one play.
oi making it three straight shut-,
outs in hanging up his third w in i
Itov Uoss and1" 11 "e went Into the last
and Ella Mav, l"f ,h( eighth leading 2 0 when
guests over the I Catcher Collins dropped Rupert'
and Mrs. Henrj Thompson's foul fly. Thompson
Glenilale Hotel, 'tripled the next pitch and scored
Howards sister, on Hawkins single. i
from Medlord Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Earl Dennett and
children of Silverton, Ore. visited
Irom Friday to Sunday, with Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Lesh. Janet stayed
tor a longer visit. Mrs. Hessie
Bennett was also a visitor at the
Lesh home over the holidays.
Patty and Barbara Morey, who
have been visiting their grand-
San Diego 5.1 13 .552 i
Hollywood 41 48 .478.
Los Angeles 41 50 .4HS
San Francisco 4-1 52 .458 ;
Oakland 41 53 .436
Portland 36 57 .387 j
All taxes In HMO totaled $11,
.'100,000.000. according 10 the Cen
sus Bureau. Each person's share
averaged S10!). of which S3!) were
Federal taxes, and $13 local gov- j
eminent taxes. Each family's j
share of tax collections averaged
$410. !
Mrs.
children, Bobby
ol Silcti, were
week end of Mr.
Howard at the
1 Mi s. Ross is 1r
, I hey also visited their daughter I I he Padres drove Hollings
. Dorlhy May Martin. worth to the showers in the fifth
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartle and. while Hebert was limitlne the
five hits. San DiCL'o
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Meta! Work
Sheet Metal Work
Tailored to the Job
S27 N. Jacklon St. Phoo 820
Ivan Hartle
Glendale
DOB HALF, readily agreed
In
Carolyn's suggestion that 'he
X-9M be shipped west by train.!
under special guard.
"The railroad goes right;
through the village of Hlalr.
which is nearest the place." Hub i
told her this morning. "Normal
ly a freight train wouldn't stop
there, bill, of course, II can. That 1
Is an exceedingly lugged conn
try."
"How will we then lake the
stuff to the cave. Hob'"' Carolyn
wanted to know.
"Cave? Oh. I forgot to tell
you. There is no cave. Some
thing better. Four miles from
Hlalr. the village. Is Tonto moun
tain, and an abandoned mine.
mere is a snail, iikc a sman uiii Joinings Havse spent the week
nel, which slants almost hurt Pm t;,ts Pass with Mr. Ed
zontally Into the tmuint nl ix. ,jim-K .slsti-r ami luis!,i l Mr. anil
There's even an old narrow -, Mrs s ,.. Garner. Friday thev
gauge rail track lor ore cai Is, went 10 Crater lake,
still In fair shape, ami it can I Mr. mul Mrs. Frank Pitkin and
haul our leaden containers near- p.tV fbUg. ,M1S. ,nn Snulli
Gl.ENDALE. Ore., July II. -Mrs.
Hoy lloslnson, Mrs. Ralph
Place ami Mrs. J. II. Stewart
shopped In Mcilford Tuesday.
Mr. mid Mrs. Bert Avlry of
Siilherlln are visiting Mr. and
, Mrs. Life Edson this week.
! Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Smith and
ilwo sons of Hammonds, Ind., visit
oil Irom Ihursday to Monday Willi
Mr. and Mrs. llanlliorne.
Mr. ami Mrs. Chub Harvey
and Mr. and Mrs. Al Helming
er and sons drove to Crater lake
Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey went
to Bend. Sandy and Indepen
deuce where they visited Dr. and
Mrs. G. c. Knox. Mr. and Mrs.
llenninger went to Portland and
home h Marshfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Lite Edson, ami
ly three iiuaiiers of a mile. Bight
into the very depths of a rock
mountain, Carolyn! it's per
pect!"
She was Impressed. "1 should
think so. Bub!"
"Tonto mountain is half rock,
apparently. One sule solid gran
Ite, so high it looks scary, the nth
loose earth, with considerable
vegetation. There's even a lour
er side is eroded granite, shale,
room shack near the tunnel en
trance where workmen used to
live. I have ordered it recoil
ditiolicd. Two glial ds can live
there and keep watch tor us
night anil day. Thev ought to be
enough.
"Wo can all pose as mineralo
gists doing field work it will be
a good front for Lcan.i anil me.
known as chemist and phjslcisl.
SCO? That way we wouldn't al
tract attention from rtiriou:;
neighbors and such."
"I see. But the four miles
from Blair, Bob. How about tin.'
road - !"
He nodded. "Narrow. Itul not
had. It is being repaired at my
order, too. Some fills necessary
after 15 years' neglect, and two
small bridges. We'll live in tents
until better houses can Ik- con- j
strticled. You and your mother j
shall have the best. There's a!
mountain stream. You can have
ujrsCi, lor rtUl!!tf. Votl can w.i.
1'ish. Willi J radio jraj can" !
and Beverly Ann and Arthur
lleniiigi'ii of Eugene visited Ba
llast of the week with Mr. ami
Mrs. E. J. Mc.Mullin.
Mr. and Mrs. linear Weber and
.Herbert visited with Mr. and Mis.
jFlojd Bufklns and daughter at
I North Bend.
j Hay Jones returned to his home
111. Banning Tuesday after visiting
'(or two weeks al tin- home of his
I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones,
j Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith
attended the funeral ol Grover
Hughes of Dunsmiur, Calif., at
Klamath Falls Wednesday. Mr.
Hughes was Injured Friday In a
car icjcident and died .Sunday.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith ol
!('oiiiille spent the week end with
I Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Smith. While
here they went lo Crater lake and
Klamath Fails.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carr.iw.iv
'visited oyer the week end in
Salem
Mr. and Mrs. loin Lawsuit and
Edward went lo Shasta Dam
Friday and came home hy the
o. 1..! highway Sunday.
Mr. anil Mrs. Gilbert Olson and
.Mr. and Mrs
ivisiting their daughter and fam
ily. Mrs. Merle Vandyke in Hiver
itin, Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Tultle and Sain
Gergory visited over the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Woods and family in North Bend.
Miss Florence Johnson, Mrs.
Elma Arehembeau. and Paul,
Edwin Johnson, and Albert Jack
son went lo Marshfield Friday
where they met Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Heller and all went to Lake
Tahkenitcli where they spent the
day fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dole, n and
Billy attended the rodeo at Myrtle
Poinl Friday and returned home
hy Drain and Hoseburg Sunday
evening.
Ruth Cooper, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Cooper, had a major
operalion Friday morning in the
Josephine General hospital in
Grants Pass.
II. 1. Kissinger was released
from the Josephine General bos
pnal luesday.
More than .vSO.OOO establishme
nts are engaged in solium auto
mobiles, gasoline, and accessories,
and automobile service to the
.American public. Annual receipts
.aggregate S!i.0iHt.0iKi,(KiO. accord
ing to the Census.
I NOTICT. OK FINAL
SETTLEMENT
iln the County Court of the State
of Oregon lor Douglas County.
In the Mailer ol the Estate of
1 Frederick D. Neureiter, De
ceased. Notice heieby Is given that
the undersigned, executrix of
the Last Will and Testament of
Fredrick D. Neuieiler, ileivased.
has tiled her final account in the
above entitled court; that bv or
der of said court duly made' and
'entered ol record. Saturday, Juh
1 lib. HMl. at ten o'clock 'A. M'..
In tin- County Court Room in the
Court House in Koseburg. Doug-
;las County. Oregon, have been
fixed as the time and place for
hearing objections, it any there
be. ty said liiuil account, and lor
, sell lenient hereof.
I Dated and first published this
13th d.tv of June. ion.
ANNA BERTHA NEUHEITER.
Executrix ol the Last Will and
Testament ol Fredrick D. Neu
reiler, Doivased.
lire '.solons lo
scoreit in live innings on 17 safe'
blows.
Home runs accounted for all
the scoring as Oakland defeated
San Francisco 3 1. The Seals'
lone tally came from Tony La.
zeri s circuit clout in the second,
Los Angeles heat the Holly-
Mars i d and moved hack Into
fiflli place ahead of San Fran
cisco. Major League Scores.
National
Brooklyn 88, Cincinnati 3.
Chicago 3, Boston 1.
St. Louis 13, New York !l.
Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia 3.
American.
Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2.
New York York 1, St. Louis 0.
Chicago 5, Washington 1.
Boston at Detroit postponed,
rain.
Floor Sanding
and Refinishing
Old Floon Mads Llk Nrm
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W. L. Pet.
Brooklyn 51 21 .680
St. Louis 19 28 .6311
New York 3!l 33 .512
Cincinnati 3i 31; .520
Pittsburgh 31 35 .493
Chicago .. .. 35 12 .155
Huston . 29 43 .103
Philadelphia . 20 55 .267
American.
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New York 1( 26 .653 j
Cleveland . , 17 ;u .003
Boston .. ID 33 .518
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Drug
Store
will be
OPEN
This Sunday
I lours
8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
DANCE
AT EVERGREEN GRANGE
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Good Music FloDr. D.innnlj
(jsi'ti ji'C I .ulics f rcc
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Phone 472
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deemed Lidjr Ai.llttunt
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