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The French window was bolted
and the curtains were drawn, but
J saw the dark blur of Lucy's head
against the back of my armchair.
"Lucy! This la Uncle John!"
There was no response at first;
then her head Inclined toward thn
window. , .
"1 am alone. . Let me In."
She got up slowly and came to
the window.
"Has he gone?" Her voice was
muffled.
"Yes. Open tho window."
"I won't give them up!" she de
Glared hysterically.
. "Now, dear," I said briskly, oftor
I entered tho room, "wo are going
. ... .", to face this thing with clear brains
About the Only dictating a man Can get away With now IS and hravn hearts. Where are thoso
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Synopsis: With the Implicit
confidence of love, Lucy insists
that her fiance, Jerry Ogden,
did not murder his father. In
a desperate attempt to hide an
important Jink in the evidence,
she defies police officers In
vestigating the crime. Lucy's
uncle, John Peebles, finds
Jorry's keys dropped by a flee
ing figure seen leaving the Og-
den home a momeift before
Andrew Ogden's murder was
discovered. The police de
mand the keys .when Lucy
snatches them from her un
cle's hand and escapes to the
Peebles home. Police aro
searching for the fugitive Jer
ry, against whom they have a
strong case of circumstantial
evidence.
what he pays the stenographer to take.
! One of the needs of the times is to impress upon many per--sons
the. importance of slowing up at 'curves.' !
t. Fifty seems old only to those who are younger, - The
same is true of 20, 30 and 40. Youth is a feeling, not an
'age. Fortunate is he who can preserve tho feeling ot youth.
keys?"
'I won't give thciu up!" sho
stormed.'
"Hut you must! Deacon knows
you have them. You won't help
Jerry by keeping them buck. And
we've got to have Deacon's co
operation." .
"Hut-1 followed you. Uncle John.
I heard what 1'aptuln Deacon said
to, you. I didn't understand It at
ull you haven't told mo anything,
yot but ho thinks Jerry killed his
father. '
Hho broko off, shuddering, and
begun to weep again. I took hor
firmly by the shoulders.
"Now, soo hero, Lucy! Crying
won't get Jerry out of this me
You must buck up and show us th
Rind of stuff you aro made of!
And buck up sho did, forthwith
drying her eyes on a spldor's wol
or u handkerchief thut wouldn't
have stopped my ear.
"Nothing has huppened to Jerry
yet, unit ir wo . keep our. Hondo,
nothing will. Give mo those keys.
They worn under the cushion of
my chulr and after much wriggling
we dug them out,
"You don't bclicvo Jerry did It
uncio John?"
"Of coursu not,
"Neither you nor Htlmsnn saw
Jerry's' race '"or neurit hls-volcc.'
I didn't," I admitted. "Hut I
Jerry's whltu trousers, the
WnM nnhirn v r Da anA mf Id ..,...,1,1 ,.., I, .. J i """" """" u Have Mini IUSI
, ,. III..U1UUJ . tnv flllv. IJIU1IW1 , I'UtU in OYH1I I lit til ICt LCU ." I "1, - ut .h. . h.I t I.
, - . . ii i mmiu., mill IIIQ iiuiit-ii-iiunii
rnuDin'iTtnv
)i l..o doubt; many manufacturers .would -foci that , their
I troubles :were over if they awoke one morning to find the
i I herman anti-trust law declared null and void and full per-
I mission given them to fix prices, rigidly restrict output and
dictate an terms to customers, rerhaps it has never occur
red to the. majority of these producers just what might be
the fruits of their combinations, and yet several inevitable
results would not please them at all.
rV Fixed prices and handsome profits would soon attract ad-1
ditional manufacturers to the field. To hold down output it
would bo necessary to reduce tho quota of each manufactur-
i i er as new units started oncrations. unless, of course, amtmir
U jttther tniiigs an embargo might bo placed on new manufac-
Jfj ' hirers entering the industry. As quotas wcro reduced costsl"""'
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"We'll go right away."
"My deur child! The mun will
have been In his bed for hours.
Look at the time! Twelve o'clock!
Off to bed with you."
She slipped to her feet and stood
facing me pityingly, hands on Jii-r
slender hips. "Yu'd mako a fine
ueiecuve: non t you know they
always get on the ground at once?
If you don't come with me this
minute, Uncle John, I'll go alone.'.'
That settled It of course. Muc
Nalr's houso is a shabby old stucco
place set in a lovely garden two
blocks below ours. Jte was having
a sun porch bujlt on to it and we
had to pick our way through u
jumble of builders' materials. Lury
rang the bell and soon we heard
footsteps In tho hull. A light
snapped on, the door was 'flung
open una miner MacNalr stood
ooioro us. tin. wus none too
Pleased to see us.
"Hell, there." he growled, "I
was just going to bed."
"I am sorry to disturb you nt
this hour," I said apologetically.
"Hut the reason of our cull la
rathec serious. This is my nlcco.
Lucy. Mr. MacNalr, Lucy. Wo
are dreadfully upset about this
truflc uffnlr ut the Ogdens'. The
police seem to think Ogden's son,
Jerry, hud something to do with
"Indeed!" '
"Yes. My niece and young Jer
ry are greatly attuched lo eeh
other. As a mutter of fact, tiu.v
are enguged '
Yen, yes!" he lntcrrunteil Irri
tably. "Hut whut's It cot to ),.
with mo?"
Your reputation follawn.i vn
hero, Mr. MacNalr." I said humbly.
we came to consult you."
"To consult mo! I tnii mi
Deacon I was out of this -on ,.r
th'nir" ., - . ,
To bo sure." I slimimm-,.,1 I
uui i inougllt tho matter Is
Close Weak In
Street Despite
Rate On Money
NEW YORK. Muy 13 (AP)
Disregarding the reduction In the
renewal rate on. cull money from
ten lo seven Her cent, the slnek
market developed weakness toduy
us persistent rumors of un Increase
in federal reserve discount rates
spread through the financial dis
trict. Heavy liquidation appeared to
ward the close us anxiety over the
money outlook Increased, and many
representative Industrials were I
driven down from five to 20 points.
L'uso threshing machine slum pel
211. commercial solvents 10, unltc l
alien. ft II, allis Chalmers , al
lied chemical , and U. 8. Industrial
alcohol, Johns Munvllle, Montgom.
cry Ward, General Electric, West
ern Union, Air Reduction and Elec
tric Aillollte were off from 7 to
X points. United States steel und
American TolephOne lost 8 points
each .
. The close wus weak Total sales
approximated 4,600,000 shares.
Wheat Unsettled
A nd Some II igher
CHICAGO. May 13 (AP) Wheat
scored early upturns In price here
today, owing to continued unwel
come ruins southwest and becuusM
of higher Liverpool quotations than
expected A decided falling off In
Die amount of wheat on oceun pas
sug ewiis shown. Slutting nt c to
I l-4c advance. Ciileugo wheat lat
er reacted from Initial top flgurei,
t orn also was firmer, opening at
ViC oft to 1c up, and subsequently
showing all around gains. Ont3
wore ocmy. Provisions tended lo
advanco.
Wheat closed unsettlcr to 1c
net hlglur; coin unchanged to. ic
up, outs vurylng from 'fee decline
o c gain, and provisions un
changed to a rise of fj to 7 cent.',
Remember Wednesday the loth is
Straw Hat Day
New Styles $ 2, $5, $6, $7.50.
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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I'OIM'LANIl LIVI'XI'Ot'K v
I'OUTLANI), Ore, May 13 (AP)
Opening fairly uctlvc: receipts
cuttln 1775, calves SO.
Cattle and culves: steers (lion.
1300 -Jlis.) goad 12.75rSI3.6ll do
(U5O-U0II lbs,) good 113.611
00 do (800 and up.)
Medium: 1 1.50d. 12.75 do com
mon Ull.ooii (i .5o
Heifers (S.60 Ilia', down) good
12.00WI2.6H.
Ho common f y.75r12 do. '
Cows: good H.O(iili.oo do
common lo medium u oiiiu 1 l.od
do low cutter 6.00r9.00...
Hulls: (yearllnus excladwD.'goo l
beef 8.60ir$.r.o do cutter to med
ium $7.60?i S &0. -T. .. , .
Calves (601) lbs. down), medium
to choice UI.0Oi 112.60'do cull t-
common $7.ooffi $io oo.
Vealers, milk fed, good to choice
extras 2Uc; fresh standarl , 'i""'?eH.r": do 'niodiuin JI2.00
fi.i.:u cull to common J8.50S
f!2 0(1.
CHK'A;0 (.ItAI.V
Wheal . Open High
Stay ...I04 K '"'
July .- 108 54 lOBM
Kept. U2 14:1)4'
IHv. II0H7 1171
I.OW Claso , .
I.0S" 1.04 ,
l.()7 l.UH I ,ri 96 K -
MIJ4 . l.iS.H.
J.l J-47S6-J4. '
I'OHTLAM) WI4KAT
I'OltTIiAXI) I'ltODL'CK
PORTLAND, Ore., May 13 (AT')
Hutter: steudy. Portland Dairy
Exchange net wholesale prices
(cubes) :. extras, 4tc, stundurd.4,
44c: prime firsts. 43 Vic: first, 43c.
Creamery prices: prints, 3c over
cube standards.
Kggs: steady, Portland Dairy Kx-
chnnge (Bet basis)! fresh stun
dnrds,
firsts, 28c; fresh medium extras.
2!c: fresh, medium firsts, 25o: cur
rent receipts, 28c. Prlcc-s to re
tailers lcr3c over exchange prices
Milk: butterfut cent higher nil
around. Ituw'mllk (4 per cent),
2.4G c. w. t.; delivered Portland
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 13 (AP)
Wheut: Olg Bend blue&teiti, hard
whlto 1.3:i.
Soft whlto 1.07 14
Western whlto J1.07V5-
Hard winter Jl.llC.
Northern spring 1.0C
Western red 1.0(i.
Outs: No 2-38 lb. white $3G.ED.
Today's ca.' reeeiiits:
Wheat 40. flour 23, corn 5, outs
3 and huy C,
CHICAGO 4'ASH
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even if the industry succeeded )n holdiiis its agreements
without defections. Should several producers bronk away
from the group, then the combination' might find itself in
serious competitive trouble.
f These possibilities confront industry from within. The
array of possibilities where customers are concerned would
bo no less imposing. In the past many articles of manufac
ture were necessities. Today there are substitutes for many
things; in fact, that is one of the groat worries of industry.
"Prices become too high on one item and a substitute is not
only sought but is generally available. Sadly deluded aro
those who imagine that only the unti rust laws stand in the
way of an industrial paradise.
STEALING FROM HOTELS ,
Among tho reasons for the ubiquitous "house detoctivo"
of the city hoUil aro the hundreds of thousands of towels,
pieces of bed linen, rugs, ornaments, electric light bulbs and
shades and other furnishings purloined each year by hotel
guests. A Philadelphia hotel places its loss from room thefts
nt $20,000 a year,; which is probably representative of hos
telries in tho same class.
This petty thievery is carried on by guests of all ages and
social position. Some wo making a "collection." others net
Panama hat he bought last week
And these lira his keys. Moreover.
H Milliard heard Jerry's voice In tho
library, twenty minutes beforo '
. Lucy put her fingers on my lips.
"It wus somebody olso you suw In
Jerry's clothes. Uncle John
I hud given this possibility some
inougtii, but i knew if I hadn't
been very fund of Jerry I wouldn't
have wusted my time on It.
"That would Imply willingness
on Jorry's part to let some one olso
hnve them," I observed, "and he
was wearing them when Hubbard
saw him ut six o'clock."
'I Mr opened wider fields of
speculation and wo feel silent.
Suddenly Lucy took my face be
vween nor minus; tier eyes were
ullght.
"Whut la It. dear "
"Luther MacNalr, the detective.
I'nele John! You must get hint to
take tlie case for Jerry." :
"MiloNalr!" I cried, aghast,
"Why not? You told mo ho Is
known all over tho country. You
said ho solved nearly every case
ho undertook."
"MacNalr has retired," I object
ed. "He'd probably refuse to help
l.ury pleaded.
"Hut he mightn't."
"We could ask him.
Her eloiiuont eyes planed ine
down. How could 1 tell her of my
,. iU..:u . ... r ii .i ,i ... ' "l,r ,nnI BiacKutr might
a mini out ot the thelt or the .subsequent boasting; many, '"d Jerry to his tragic number of
no doubt, help lo Air.ii.sl, their homes by this questionable toXJnyhZ
uiuiuuu hiiu mere are instances wiiere the articles are taken "efd itself ami courage iiiumi
nuteu the hitiekncsH of my soul.
less 1 per cent. Htltterfut, station
urgent we hoped you might beM4u; t',l1U 45c; delivered at I'orl-
persuuded " (land, 47o
"Won't you tuko hold of it inr Poultry: (buvlng nrlces) nllve.
us. Mr. MucNalr?" Lucy broke hi heavy hens over 4 V. lbs.. 20c8i'27o.
pleadingly, hor dark eves mora 1 medium hens. lu-(!( Ihs..- 23c:
eloquent than I had uvor seen light, linden 3 14 lbs., 21c: broilers.
""" i' I 1 Ilia.. 22o2Xc: colored broilers.
Hu scorned to think rapidly for over 1 lbs.. 28r.fn30e. Ducks po
a moment. kins. 3(ic; colored ducks. 18ct2(le
Come Inside," he said curtly. Onions: per c. w. t.l Oregon.
vvoiouowcd him Into a library 1 fancy. S4(?i4.2S; broilers. I2.76if
uiiu no orioreu us chairs in front. $3: bciniudus, 12 50H 2.7B.
ut u iireiiiaco Wlin n reil pm n.i r... 1
iu nun giowmg in tho grate.
Paper, sticks and a log soon start
ed a crackling bluzo und MucNuIr
drew up a third chnliv Tho reflec
tion from the fire softened his lean,
hard face: tho swarthy -akin, tho
high cheek bones und slit of u
mouth, the deep, penetrating eyes.
., . ,, .... .'"''"' mnnr oat hay, 1 s.oof-i 1 8.60: straw
Z i , ,"? " 11 c"",u ov"'-l8.00 ton: selling prices 2.00 ton
me that wo hud come to tho right I morc
pluco. If uny mun on earth could i ' ' '
put his finger on Ogden's 1111111I..1--
or It was Luther MKcNnlr.' -J
(C'opyriglit 111211, Wm. Morrow Co.)
Hi Itl.Hh
Potatoes: per c. w. t gems, No.
I gnide. (I DllSi 2.26; fancy gems,
1.40(i'1.SO.
Wool: Kastern Oregon, 2BCii 30c
lb.; valley. 3lici S5c.
Hay: inlying prices: Kastern Ore
gon timothy, :n.rlli $22 on; do
valley. l7.ooiii 317.50: uiraifii. 22..
60r23.IIO; clover. $1 7.00(fi l 7 60;
Will tilt! fllllMMID Illllll'lllllU-i
cr nx .uio criiiiti oil firr)'?
Lucy's superb coiifldeii,,.
slniKls out agaliiNt tho logiculr:
..Hieing, iiiiitinuo tho story
tomm-row, - . k
CIMCACO LIVRS-ml'K i
CIIICAOO, .Muy 13 (AP) (U. .
cpaiiment of Agriculture) Hous:
receipts 32.00(1. Including 14. lino dl.
reel; slow U lllcrii lfie iiH 'iiiii'e?
top $11.40 bulk of good and choice
IUU-3SW 111. weights l I.OOJi l 1.35:
II 1.4(1 (laid for 100-21(1 lb. weights,
llulchers: medium to choice af.0-
300 Ilia '(10.604111.16: 200-25!)
lbs. (Ill 0(111 Jl 1.40.
tattle: recolpls 16. 0U0: calves 5.
COO; largely ! steer run; early trade
on sltactly good and choice kinds
steady; talking , lower on others
1 15.(10 paid for 1 1 11 4 ih. averaires: I
miuiKiuer classes, steers, good und
holce 13(1(1-16(1(1 lbs. ( I 3.25iti 4 I 4.-
U(i; I I no-1 3(lil lbs. (I3.2DSI (I6.011:
9511-11(1(1 His. (13 6011 (15.00: f..,
curlings, good and choice 76n-!l5(.
lbs. (13 75(11 I5.((I: vealers: (inll'i
ed) good an.l choice (lii.iiddi SM.-
50. ',mw
Kheep: : receipts 17.11110: elow:
lea.ly; bulk uooled lltliilis ir,.lilir
lo.en; Slid 1 11 (14.76m (15.00:
holce ewes (7.50. Kollowlug uili-
tntrnna on shorn basis; slaughter
lasses, spring IiiiiiI.h, good- anil
holce (111 6(1(11(17.75; lambs, goo.il
lid eliolce, !i2 lbs. down (14 10 or
16.0(1; medium ( I 2. 50 if ( 14.25;
medlll into choice. H2-HKI lbs. (12 -
51(14.76; ewes, medium to eho
Kill Km. .Inwn (5.7511 (7.5(1.
:- June probably ' will find a lot
more young people rendy for ttu
us some of th
altar
l()t!!i!n!ly tironotince It. "hiilter.1
Hogs: opening slow: early sales
of light butcher ut 10 to 15 cents
lower: receipts 2U70, including 777
on contruct. .
Heavy weight: (250-350) ' Ills,
medium to cholco (1 0.00 ffi. ( 1 1.00
Medium weight (1611-200 lbs.)
miMlium to choice (11.051(12.10.
Light lights: (130-100.), medium
to choice (M.OOdi (It K!i.
Packing sows: rough und smooth
S (III (11 (9.25. , ,
'sluughlcr pigs: (SO-1.10 lbs.),
medium to choice llll.2f.Ci (I LSD.
I''eeder and stacker pigs: (70-139
lbs.), niedUim to choice S 1 (i.5'i '
(11 60. . (soft or oily hogs an.l
roasting pigs excluded In ubovo
quotations.)
Sheep und lambs: opening about
steady; receipts 2215, including 241
on contract.
Following quotations except on
lambs, on shorn basis:
Lumbs: (S4 lbo down), good lo
choice (14. 00 (15.110 do (02 lbs.
down), medium ( 1 2.00 ri ( 1 4.00 do
(all weights), cull to common (10.-
001)1 (12.00 1
Yearling wethers (110 lbs. down,
medium to choice ( 1 2.00 fit ( 1 4 00. I
i:wes(12ll lbs. down), medium
to cholco &0.50CU (0.00. Do (I20-.
150. lbs.), medium to choice (6.5nl
l (8.60 do '(aWwelgllts',' cull 'to"
common (3. o'o rie (5.50 I
CHICAGO, May 13 ( AP) Wheat
No. 3 bird, 51 OSVfe; No. 4 hard,
1.064. ."
Corn: No. 2 mixed, 87; No.' '3
white-, 88.
Onts: No 3 white, 44&V4, sam
ple grude, 4o'a
Rye: No'.'3. 89 1-4. :
Hurley: 5 3 di Q ' "
Timothy: seed, (4. 3 5 l (4.95.
("lover seed: ( 1 7.50 5ji( 16.60.
Lard: (It.iiO.
Hlbs: (12.75-.
ltellie: (13 00. '
l-'KINOO wiii:at 1
SAN I-'ltANC'ISCO. May 13 (AP)
(Federal Stulo Market News Ser
vice) Apples: California, new tuwn
pippins, fancy cold storage '4 tier
(1.50.(2.00; 314 tier (1.86( (2.25:
4V4 tier (1.20)I150. Washing
ton: Wlnesaps. (2.2551 (3 00, fancf
(2-(2.75. Homo beatltys, llirg,
fancy (2-(2.25, siniill to medium
(l.75-(2.00; sniull (1.75. .: ,
Oregon: Newtowns, xf (2.50-$3.H1''
00, - fancy (2-(2 50. Aruunsns
blacks, xf 2.40-(2.6o, fancy (2
(2.25. . I'ears: lake county: packed win.
ter nells (3-(3.50 per box.
; Oregon: ll'anjous (4.25-a (4.5p
SAN KHANCISCO. Muy 13 (AP) .
( l'edcrul-Stule Market Bureau).
"Net prices paid producers for llv
poult'ry delivered at San Kranrisco:
.Hens: 1 Leghorn, 3 lbs. and over
26c. ! . - - .(
Colored: under G lbs. 32cfir3-lo. .
: Hrollors: Leghorn 12-20 lbs.'', "per
dozen 23c: '2lcr23c lbs. per doz.
2 Sc.
l'Yyers: 2 lbs. and up 30c.';' "
Fryers: 2-24 lbs. colored 34c
Itousters: 3 lbs nnd up 39c. '
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USED GARS
Every one .reconditioned
' 1929 licenses.
See these bargains
1928 Chevrolet Coach
1923 Chevrolet Coupe '
1928 Chrysler 52 Coupe,
1925 Studebaker Sedan- .
1924 Garford 2-ton truck
SKB I'lUC'E AT
Larison Chevrolet Company
1414 ADAMS
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by mistake or because of eniergency needs.
Criminalogisls and psychiatrists have never explained this
flaw in human nature, lor flaw it is. There are people who
would not steal a penny from n millionaire but feel not the
slightest pangs of conscience from lugging off every portable
article in a hotel room, l-'j-oui tho wnw lips one has heard
condemnation of disolwdience to law and a proud description
of a personally-acetiiinilaled collection of hotel towels.
College boya celebrating an athletic victory or out for a
lark are more to lie forgiven for strii ping a hotel room of
everything hut the furniture than the one traveler who de
liberately purloins a towel or an ash receiver. Crimes are
measured nww by the intent than by the deed.
The fact that hotel rates may seem exhorbitant does not
excuse this wholesale pilfering. In fact, wholesale pilfering
is one of tho reasons rates are high. Hotels could afford to
reduce their rates if their guests ivstrnincd their pilfering
complex.
"Very well," 1 said. "We'll auk
him."
Lucy flung her sort arms around
my neck uud kissed me, "You
deur!" she cried. "Come on!
F0RDS0N TKACTOK
Overhauled and ready to go
: $325.00
W. H. BoHamp Co.
It's alttln' so rlilklnti are nei
ther norn or hoiird unlen lt
11 i all night. I nb.li wiuiH-n had
Ads in npphM. I'd like to mi how
tli-.-)'d doll 'aiu up.
Tired and Achy j
Mornings;
Too Otcn This Wirn.i of ;'
SlitReijh Kidneys..
MOHMNG fir.,1 you Mill, achy,
all worn out?
Keel tired and drowsy ftiffer
naming bsrkache, lieadarhe anil
ditxy tprll..?
Are the kidney rvrretlnnt too
frequent. ennty or biirninit Too
often this indiratrs lmi.h kid
neva and shouldn't be neelrrted.
i'onn i Pills, a itimiilant din- ! I
retlr, lnrrr.ie the srlivity ef the 1
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