La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 02, 1931, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April 2, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Nine,:, ,W The Market Plmce of Union and Wallowa Counties j WANTED I Observer 1 HORRENT, "WANTED To trade lumber for hogs tor chickens. 2709 N Birch St. 4-2-1 tp. ; WANTED Experienced alteration .5 lady, one who could assist with sell H ing. Reply Box A, Observer, giving references. 4-2-3 t. ; WANTED Pour copies of Observer isi of February 21. Observer; 4-1-3 tp. ; WANTED Permanent roomers. Largo f ight steam heated rooms. In nice v.j home. Close In. 2 blks. west Mont ; gomery Ward, 102 Second St., cor. k'A Washington. -t. 3-30tf 'WANTED Lady roomers and board Mers. Inquire 1305-8th St. 3-30-6 tp WANTED Set ol boons to keep port time Write "Accountant." p. o. box 904.' 7 8-14-1 m. FOR SALE FOR SALE Rhode Is. Red hens. Ph.' li 186-R. 4-2-1 t. J?OR SALE 2 three yr. old colts. 1 milch cow, cream separator, plow ft: and cultivator. Grlmshaw. Island it City. 4-2-2 tp. 8URQB MILKER OUTFIT Will be i on display at Wagner's Hardware 1 Friday and Saturday. Come - see It ' work, 1201 Adams Ave. Matt Peters, ,--';j Representative. . 4-2-2 tp. FOR SALE 10 weaning pigs, J. W. v i Hoatson, Ph. 132, Cove. 4-2-3 tp. FOR SALE Grimm alfalfa seed, has f certified for several years. Frank ;McKcnnon, Imbler, Farm; 287. A 4-2-6 tp. FOR SALE Single -bed, mattress, springs. Cheap. 458-J. 4-2-1 tp. FOR SALE OR TRADE Eight room . modern house, 1616 Sixth St. ' 4-1-4 t. FOR SALE OR TRADE Fordson find r-. "Plow. Phone Main 988. 4-1-3 tp. FOR SALE One Shorthorn bull and one Poland China boar, of George DoLashmutt, 2 ml. S. city cemetery. 4-1-2 tp. FOR SALE B. R. hens, pressed or .'.alive. Ph. Fanners lB,iC6,:4-i.3 t. FOR SALE Furniture, Mrs. L..F. , Dunn. 583-W. , . 4-1-3 t. USED PIANCJ FOR SALE Will sacrl i::' flco pri-. for--quick sale. Terms. f& Phona-en-j.- ; 4-1-3 tp. FOR BALE White Wyandotte eggs tor hatching. Phono 337-R. -V 3-31-6 tp. FOR SALE Dahlia and gladioli bulbs, shrubs, hedging, fruit and shade trees for spring planting. Triangle -Bulb gardens. East Adams. Phone 898-W. 3-17-1 mp. The honor of serving you at a time when expert and effi cient service is so badly needed obligates us to do everything as nearly perfect" as possible. You can rely upon us. We Understand SNODGRASS & ZIMMERMAN FRECKLES AND HIS - I'M cTOlWcT To SEE IP I. CAW SOWS ' NOR CAME OR CROTCH OKI THE FLOOR. ...'WHOEVER. r:rM,0,tJCToSEE,FI.CAMF,HD iV, ii U liilS l! j f- WSLEAOW , 4 -. I HECTOR'S ROB1 WAS A CRIPPLE, ALLR.ISHT.....80T HOVJ DID !-7 (SET lHTp TM1S POOfA? i ' f ilijijii i , " fe. " '-' , &ts& MOM'N POP - DAY DREAMS! " By Cowan ''( LOOK CWCvt!. f GCOOM STftiET-l'vit ( OH! i5 n't T lu ROOtVa LOOK C YE , nO GEE HOMtY ! it's ( 1 t ?.cr. yntio ( tS N'T TwbtT A HEIiUTJ OS GCOOtA SfOttT- AD0C.ABLE' THOT 1 5MNLL .BUT IT'S "' '. I'LL BET S. JUST V4HM I ME DBEAMtO I - COULD I i TJARHNfi UTTLE ; ' LOOKTWEtt'S K HEM FlftE PLACE ANO I. A SvJEET LAV THEY WANT A ) Of HAMING.VD GWE V?H0UJ YOU AftOUWD STREET APTMtMT HOUSE-LET$ THE BlG. FRENCH f. ooT. At That . , J SWEET. PRICE J AuvtwhG F WE COOLD -------n. o . j, l ' - -A. " " "j ' Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to ithe line.) Per line. 1st Insertion 10c Per line, each added consec utive Insertion ., 7c Mlnlmum charge on one order 25c ' RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month .92.50 3 lines, per month $3.35 4 lines, per month $4.00 5 lines, per month $4.76 Each additional line over five charged ot 50c per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE is required on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates charged on all credit Insertions. Copy for all Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Stop orders 'on ad inserted until further: no tice must be recolved by- the same hour1, or extra Insertion will be charged. .' . Telephone orders solicited. Cosh rates may be earned on phone or ders by payment on or before date of "last insertion. ' PHONE MAIN 600 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It." , 4-RM.-HOUSE, 8 lots, born, garage. FOR SALE A bargain, 7-rm. house at 807 N Ave. Coll 495-J, 1605 Ad ams Ave. , 3-27-0 t. FOR SALE Fruit, shade and orna nental trees, shrubbery, perennial plants, roses, hedging . asparagus, rhubarb, horse radish, pansy plants. Everything to beautify and Increase the value of your home. Milne Nursery, 11th and J. Ave. 3-3-1 m. FOR SALE Garden tools, screens -andscreen doors at reasonable prices. Dalles Furniture Store.' 3-23-1 m. ACREAGE FOR SALE 1 and 2 aero tracts. Ph. 363-M or lnq. at Ella Ryncarson farm, i 3-19-1'm, HIGH QUALITY Hollywood strain baby chicks, Whltfc Leghorns, high producing, large type t free -'range hens. Pedigreed males direct from Hollywood. : Satisfaction and safe arrival guaranteed. Prepaid prices. April to -20th, lO'c, later 10c. Pa cific Hatchery, Tangent, Ore. 3-25-1 mp. FQUND FOUND server. -2 keys on ring. Call Ob-3-31-3 tp. - - I- Professional Directory v Phywicians & Surgeons LEE II. BOUVY, M. D. LEWA WILKES, M. U. Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. Phone Muln 18 A. L. IUCHARD80N, M. D. ' Physician and Surgeon Office over Glass Drugs Offlco Phone. M-1B Res. M-S5 DR. F. L. RALSTON Eye, Ear, Nose- and Throat 1-7 SOMMBR BLDO. Phone Main 778. JAMES 3. V. IIAUN, M. D. -Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDING. Office Ph. M. 71C Res. Ph. M. 712 Astrologer " MRS. FREDERICK DALMES 301 N. Ave. Readings Dally. Readings by Mall a Specialty. FRIENDS FIND MARKS STOLE HE s -r. r j ., ..., ,r iii.i! ) tsf ?ss r 7 ..p a r )M r fli' 1 '. l i ! i i l: W- 1HAT BIS. Bo..., i ' . -T"- .c 3 t; ',! TT f if ---'-- Or t t-'' iir.;.t.i cgM . -w- . j. vv ii - - -, , ,s 4mvDC (VmlIC I I 1 I svr. - i ; i- s. jt -iiii "i h - 5sssc-n -;-5ssife. imn . r- w boy-': FOR RENT"-2 f urn. housekeeping 4-a-t f. rooms. Ph. 396-R. FOR RENT 2-rm. furn. apt. Coll 4-a-a t. 375-J. FOR RENT 8-rm. house on paved street,' on wamut Det. spring and Main. Call Mrs. Scrlber, 607-W. . 4-2-3 t. APT., NEWLY finished, gas range, -water and lights furnished, 2013 First St.' - 4-3-t f. FOR RENT Nice up-to-date furn. apts., with garage. Land la Court. 3-27-t f. HOUSES for rent and for sale. Loans on Improved city homes. C. D. Pot ter, Res. Ph. 610-J. Bus. Ph. M-762. : ' i 3-20-t f. FOR RENT Mod, furn. apt., 2104 Greenwood. Phone 612-W. 3-7-t f. FOR RENT Furn." house. Call Mrs. Harley Smith, La Grande hotel. " . ;.. .-. ... 8-3 -t f. FOR RENT Furnished steam heated apts., gas ranges. . Waverly Apt. :1 3-3-1 mp FOR RENT Film. -houses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night at eagles noil. i-m t. PLUMBING HEATING . All Kinds of Sheet Metal and Furnace Work. LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY. ; Wash Ave. Phone Main 179. MONEY Equitable Savings and Loan Assn., money to loan -on -good' homes In La Grande. Easy monthly payment plan. - See J. R. Oliver, agent, . , - 4-2-1 mp. SEVERAL BARGAINS In used trac tors. W. H. Bohnonkamp -Co. " ' ' 3-31-0 t. EXPERT - WATCH and-: Jewelry re pairing. Prompt service; satisfac tion guaranteed. R. E.-Gerord, 1410 Adams, Sacajawea Bldg. 3-4-1 m. -AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction St Supply Co. t 12-19-1 m. EASTERN OREGON School of MuslO, violin, piano, -voice. Credits. I. O. O, F. temple, 447-J. ' . t t if 9-6-1 mi LA GRANDE MATTRESS fe Up holstering & Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop : ia-1-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are reprosen- ance Co., and can malce- farm or ctty loans at-attractlve rates of-interest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loanB and bonds. STORM. AT CRATER LAKE MEDFORD, April 2 W Storm con ditions prevailed at Orator lake yes terday, although several automobiles made their way to the riin. Six Inches of snow fell Tuesday' night and more fell yeBterday. Fark officials said the road fs being kept open by snowplows. There Is from 9 to 14 feet of snow at the rim. S. P. LMl'ROVK.MEXTS . KLAMATH FALLS; April 2 W) The expenditure of several thousand dol lars for Improvement of Southern Pa cific facilities at Merrll -station' Was authorized yesterday. The work will open up 15-car lengths of additional team tracks to serve the heavy' vol ume of business. ' Magneto Repairing Bosch, Elseman, Splllilorf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY ' REPRESENTATIVE -,.'.' Battery '& Electrical Service COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1425 Adams Phone M 753 AHA!: OUT OUR WAY Tavs'e -This arm ooTa That le3 am' pot it im tvus arm, DOVMNJ HERE TWEM fAvte THIS ve.Cs opTA This-. arm am' PuT VT INJ Tr-ll'S LEOr , OP HERE HM ToRt-4 AROUMD TVAjlCe AKl' TAVVE 'AT OTHE.R V-EGr OUT OF -Tf- Otr-VeR ARM AM PUT T 1M TH' OTUEFl SOO UL BE I fttg,u.8.pT.orr. The News Used To Be: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Prom Observer, Tues.'Aprll 3, 1908) . Bngtnes 191 and 192 of the O. R. and N.' are the first drfttie Harrlman Northwest llneB to burn oil on a -regular run.; '-The two are In' act-lvo service-between Portland and Uma tilla. .: v.v-.i'-j -Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Murray a daughter or April 2. ? J. W. Bush, of Tilden, Nebr., has arrived in' the city and has assumed charge "of the butter making depart ment of tho Blue Mountain Creamery company. . . Scott' Z. Henderson, Republican candidate -for district attorney, re turned, last hlght from North Powder. TEN" YEARS AGO (From Observer, Sut. April 2, 1921) .Tho second day or tne rrco ruim Festival proved even- larger imcl bet ter than tho first day and from tho early evening hours until late In tho ovonlhg, -Eagles 'hall was crowded to capacity. . -- - Adjutant General Oeo. White re ports 865 Oregon men wounded' dur Ing the world war: Tho following wero froni-this county: Manuel V.- Alves, Nye: Henry B. Bellmer, Stanley O. BradshaW, La Grande; John . Brant Jr., North Powder; Hugh E. BIbson, Frank B. Hamlin, La' Grande; James K. Houx, Cove: Hugh O. Hulse. Albert L.' Lamm, La Grande; Orton K. Mudgo, Union; Claud J. Pomcroy, La Grande- Earl R. Sanders, North Pow der; Oarl H. Smith, Cove; Walter L. Strlngham,' Lyat li. -Veach, lister A. Wllsoh, Frank J. Young, La Grande. F. L. -Ballard, ' county agent leader, returned to'hls office here this morn ing. ;" ,, The offices of the state highway department in La Grande will be moved to the La Grande National Bonk building Monday. " ;, ONE YEAR AGO (From Obsorver, Wed., April 2, 1930) Paul Donovan, La Grande youth and1 student In 1 the Sacred1 Heart " Wortderlick Hospital -Established Mar. 1929 Never a Surgical Death Phone Main 078 LECr AM1 TrAEKl ALL RIGHT- HEROES ARE . MADE -MOT BOR.K1 ,academy, wa3 late yesterday , after-Albert Hunter of La Grande. noon appointed as midshipman - to the United States naval academy at Annapolis. - The second win of tho Eastern Ore gon debate team this year was ac complished last night when the Whit man freshman girls team was ' de feated. ' Harry McKlnlay, new manager ot Falk's store, arrived In La Grande this morning. Organization of a labor political league hero last night and comple tion of tho time for filing declara tions (or candidacy for primary nom ination and election Iato yesterday were the only two developments in local politics Tuesday ana today. Early Chairman of New Accident Group SALEM. April 2 VP) Charles T. Early of Portland was elected chair man of tho new state Industrial acci dent commission at Its organisation meeting here of tor the new commis sioners took offlco Wednesday morn ing. The other two commissioners are Arthur Lawrence of Corvallis, and LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go If you feel eour and sunk and tho world looks punk, don't bwbIIow a lot of iullst mineral wuUrr, oil, laxative candy or chowlng Rum and exjiect thnm to make you suddenly Bwect and buoyant and full of HuuabLno For thoy can't do it They only mom tho bowels and a mero movement doesn't not at tho cause. Tho reason for your dovn-and-out feeling Ls your liver. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this htlo to not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest. It juafc decays in th bowels. Gas bloata up your stomach. You havo a thick, bad tanto and your breath is foul, skin Often breaks out in blemishes. Your head aches and you feel down and out. Your wnola systom is poisoned, It takes those good, old CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get thran two pounds of bile flowing freely and moke you feel "up and up." Tbey contain wonderful, harmless, gentle vegotablo cxtractn, amazing when it comes to making tho bllo flow freely. ' Butdon'task for liver pills. Ask for Carter'n T.lrlr. Uvnr PilLti. LrfMik for the name Carter's Little IJver Pills on tbo red label. Resent a j substitute. . ..... i Aclv, By J.'R. Williams wo I vomtAI I cui ' To se. .yi I j STawmiki' OtsJ j I I' M v x J It r5,c?.wiL-iftMc, ll-j. p 1931 BY NEa'seRVICC. INC. At the same time tho commission olected Dr. Andrew O. Smith, Port land, as official physician for the commission to Bucceed Dr. Fred H.' Thompson of Salem. Tho commission also voted to dis charge Dlllard Elkins, a former mem ber of the commission, who for the past four years has been in charge of. vocational education tor tne com mission with headquarters In Port land. No successor to Elklns has yet been selected. It also became known that the new commission had removed Walter J. Pago, who for 13 years has been with the deportment and of recent Don't neglect your child's COUGH or COLD TRYih:smlAx"counier-irrltant." Gncd old Muttcrole now made milder for babies and small cbildren. So pleasant to -use and, so reliable apply Children's Musterolc freely to tlie affected area once ci'cry hour for five hours. That's the safe, sure treatment that millions of mothers and leading doctors and nurses recognize and endorse. Musterolc gets action because it is a "counter-irritant" not just a salve it penetrates and stimulates blood circulation, helps to draw out infection and pain. . That's why this famous blend of oil 6f mustard, camphor, menthol and other helpful ingredients brings relief naturally. Keep full strength Musterolc on hand for adults and Children's Musterolc for the little tots. CHILDREN'S By Blosser years as claim agent. No ono has been named to succeed htm. In nil 10 removals wore announced. Among them wero Norlyn P. Holf, son of the late State Treasurer O. P. Holf, Ralph Southwlck, Hnlph Schamp, Frank B. Ferguson and Mrs. Jesslo C. Singleton. COMMISSIONER RKSIONS SALEM, April 2 iffy Arthur W. Lawrence, member of the new Indus trial accident commission, yesterday tendered his resignation to the sec retary of state as representative from Ben ton county. Portland Officers Stage Liquor Raid PORTLAND, April 2 m Two men and a woman were under arrest, and officers had confiscated a 360-Ballon still, 110 gallons of liquor, 3,600 gal lons of mash, and two automobiles yesterday In a liquor raid staged by Bif Percioal Cliridopker Wretu Autlwr of MYSTERIOUS WAYE-SH 1l "SV.VO'SS: John TPme (j a (liftrtp't'i'iift (tuff tmu-ctcuma vatlcnt in lir. Charters' nursing home. UisK hlni'to Or. itacAtloo seuds hhn to CiwWcra to rfctnintti half ol the lil.OOt) ,touilcftf involved in tho ifurjorio Lauderdall oasth Char ters,' hitt hatred ot Waya thereby intensified, is (orced to submit, being unahlo to get rid ot Wane, who knows ot his criminal naxt. Thus Wauo obtains an alibi for tho -slawfiio of "Spider" Senilis, Charters' former coiterlerate, ana tfaliis tho confidence ot Uarforie, whose oiml tons in Charters; old Bang. The ' girl's health: has been crotolHfl' worso Under treatment bu MacAdoo. an expert Ut 'deadlu fiotsotis. mho, Uke Mr. James, wants Wava "bumped off.1 Jamie sees 'Colonel Cam'phal) and Wove enter the room ot. another patient, Jflss' Sfclimer, 6li Suds lier flloiu when he ovens 'the door, ' flow ever, iltss skinner and the eolotiel are ousted tram, the home, Chnptor 10 1 : WAYE'S "WALKING PAPERS" "117EliIr-th!3 lets us out' oDlilca Mr. James, as ho scanned, the half-column tbnt Dr. Chnrtom had Indicated. "No Buy could do such a )ow-down thing." . "What I said," agreed Dr. Char tors. "And slncq we've treated l)ln), enuaro, 1 don't bob why ho should want to squeal on us. 'Tlsn't as though yo woro double-orosslng him. . . . Why shouldn't he keep his mouth shut when he's clvlng him self up voluntarily?" "Good mornlnfl,' "If ho does," gloomed Mr. Jnmos.! 'What olso could lio do? it ,vonU bo iinsponknblo onough It the ullior was on enemy. . . . I3ut a stranger. ..." Words fulled tho good doctor. , "Seen him yet?" Inquired Mr. lames. "No. Tho swine's still nt break fast. . . , We'll tell him what we tliluk ot him, if ho doesn't too the lino. A llttlo mass-suggestion." "1 dunno nbout mcss-suirgesHon," i'onfesBcd Mr. Jnnica, "but 1 know about gang-disclpllno and that's what he wants, the low-living Ioubb. . . And if ho won't put tho police wise, we'ro got to do it for bim. It he suueats on ua, thnre aro plenty Hero to swear that one ot the bats in his belfry Is that everybody's a ..-rook." ' "Mlsky. Jimmy. Suipose some wine guy in Scotland Yard' took him seriously, and started tooVIng Into things on tho other sldo. , We'd be 'mighty anxious for a bit. And the more wo proved ) o was a lunatic, the more wo should ' Mp him to cheat tho gallows and I want bim dead. . : ." "Well If ho confessed, they'd hang him, all right, it,'1, woro shown that Sir Bernard Matlhloson re fused to certify him." "And then be's sano enough for his talo about us and Spider Schlltz and tho gang to be worth listening to, and acting upon. He's still got us. . . . Unless he's also got tbo common honesty to go and take his medlcino without squealing, Now thoy've plnchod an Innocent man. It's nv to lilm to eay, 'You've been good guys nnd I'm grateful. am ott to give myself up and take what's coming lo me. with a shut moulh.' . . . Why not?" "Guess he'll want to wait and set whether tho Innocor man Is re lenBcd. If tliey lot the guy go again all's well, and Wayo lies low a bit longer until this affair blows over. ..." "Wonder If tho police acted on that letter they found pinned on Solder's waistcoat? ... 1 call that pretty cool to sit down alongside tho stlff 'un you've Juat bumped nfT. nnd write a 'confession wllh the full tlcscrlp ll.m. ot -yoiireelt Uio murderer wllh name nnd address complete." 3 all A deputy sheriffs and state and federal The raid was maclo on the outskirts of tho city. ; - .. ,; Ihvou unuer arrest gave tneir names as James Thompson, William Cole, and Emma Jones. The two men were held under $1,000 ball. The woman was required to post a S00 bond. ;; Baptist Missionary K ' Personell Escapes NEW YORK, April 2 W The Bap tist home missionary societies yester day received word from Managua that all the buildings of the church in that city were ruined by tho earth quake, but that the entire personnel had escaped Injury. - ; Mrs. Ida WornocK, Portland, Ore., Is a member of the Baptist, mission ary staff at Mangua. About 21 pounds of milk are re quired to' make pound of butter. ' ' "Is that what he did?" Inquired Nurso Jones. . . ' According to the Morning Star account ot It," replied tho doctor.- "l)ut Yba,t was the game In de scribing so mo imagina- person and siring a bogus name and address us well?" asRed Dr. MacAdoo. "Oh, dust your brains, Manoel," snapped the doctor.' "It It put the police looking for a guy In Glasgow' or vBrlsTol, 'white : you're making tracks for The Monastery, it's some thing to the good. Especially It they 'think they recognize the de scription ot the Ineglnary person in the letter.", '. "Suro thing If It was Imaginary," ' observed Mr. Jamei portentously. '. ' The other four eyed him with be-' vflldorment and horror, r "You don't mean to suggest he'd ' give the actual name of some Inno cent porson?" said Dr. MacAdoo, i . "I certainly do. And his proper, name and addror. too." : growled,' Mr. James, "ye's a teal bad guy. Bump him off, 1 say." Coustornatlon setUed on the faces of thMQ reformed ladles and gen tlemen. . ; ' :' ''He's .' a walUIng myitery, and there's nobody I'd sooner see bumped off, if It cro ? little safer," said tho doctor, at length, "but we've no call to think bo's as bid said Waye mockingly, looking Into the room. . : as that, Jimmy. Nobocy could do anything- as, bad. as mat. wuy, ic I .thought that of himi I'd let ydu looso on him right now." -; Does the paper glva thewhole letter with tho description and. the namo and address?" asked tho Ma tron., , . ;- 'No; the pollco would soo to that. and It scorns to be tho only paper wlso to the fact that tho murderer bad had the icrvo to concoct hlj " llttlo 'confession,' or else bis 'oye- witness's version,' for tho boneflt, of tho poljco." . . "Once again, who ls he?" In-, quired fiurso Jones. 'Good morning, ladles and gentle men. ; staff conference; The de voted, frlends-of-tbdf afflicted in council,?", mid a mocking voice, as Mr. Waye seated blmsr-lt upon tho low sill of the big window, and looked Into fie room. "Ah. nil present. ' see Half-hung Simon, Gunman Grydc, Manoel Ma chado, 'Frisco Tanny and Louio the Lady." - I Tho dangerous men and women so addressed turned with one accord,1 and oyed the speal- r with the cold and concentrated hostility ot bate ' .The doctor was. the first to re-! cover from his surprise.) : "We woro Just talking, about jovt," he. said. "And I was Just going to lend. tor you," contlaued the doctor. . "Now, that's n coincidence, for I was Just going to send tor. the whole bunch of you to receive my lnstruc-j Hons, Simon." j Tbo knuckles o Dr. harlers'ej powerful hands gleamed white, aa he clenched his lists, while the right hand ot Mr. Jamea strayed beneath his jacket in tho direction of bis hlp-pockot. ; "Well, snpposo you get my In structlons Hist," suggested the doc-i tor, and his right hand came down with a heavy thud upon. bis deSkJ "Your game's up id now you can clear out of, here as quick as pos sible, nnd a damned sight quicker. VS'o'ro through with you. . . . So go while the going's good, nud think yourself lucky you ,- tho chance. rCctl"!' "i". f'rJtriih A. itctft C.) Out Woye's surprise revelations tomorrcv glvs n better Idea as to ' wiia is oivmu orders at tilt horns.