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Wednesday,, April 8, 193,1 HLASSII VI , J i The Market WANTED WANTED TO TRADE mod. home in Baker for property iru or near La , Grande, inq. izui-wui 01.. t-i-o vp. WANTED TO LEASE Small Improved ranch. Cash basis. Write Box 12, Observer. 4-7-2 tp. WANTED Lawn mowers to sharpen. Special price of ei.00 for next two weeks. All kinds of repair work neatly done. Anderson's Repair shop. 303 Fir St. Phone 842-J. . 4-7-5 tp. WANTED Some one driving to Un ion around 3:30-4:00 p. m. dally. Inq. Observer. 4-3-3 tp. wanted Permanent roomers. Large light steam heated rooms. In nice nome. m, uir.. gomery Ward, 1002 Second St., cor. Washington. - 3-30tf WANTED Set of books to keep part time. Write "Accountant," P. O. Box 906. 3-14-1 m. FOR SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE Eight room, modern house, 1610 Sixth St. 4-8-1 t. FOR SALE Sectional bookcase, beds, springs, dresser and etc. Mrs. L. F. Dunn, Ph. 683-W. 4-8-2 t. FOR SALE Seed arid table potatoes. Ph. Lee Wright, 205-M. 4-7-5 tp HOUSE AND LOT close In, 600. Terms. Write A. B. c-o Observer. 4-7-3 tp. FOR SALE A bargain, 7-rm. house at 807 N. Ave. Call 405-J. 1605 Adams Ave. ..- 4-3-6 t. FOR SALE Grimm alfalfa seed, has certified for several years. Frank ' McKennon, Imbler, Farm. 287. 4-2-8 tp. FOR SALE .Garden tools, screens andscreen doors at reaBOnagle prices. Dalles Furniture 6tore. 3-23-I m. FOR BALE Fruit, shade and orna mental trees, shrubbery, perennial plants, roses, hedging asparagus, rhubarb, liorso radish, pansy plants. Everything to Ijeautlfy and Increase the value' of . your '.home. Mllno Nursery. 11th and J. Ave. 3-3-1 m. frOR 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. HIGH QUALITY Hollywood strain baby chicks. White Leghorns, high producing, large type free range hens. Pedigreed males direct from Hollywood. Satisfaction and safe arrival guaranteed. Prepaid prices. t- April to 20th, 1014c, later 10c. Pa cific Hatchery, Tangent, Ore. . 3-2B-1 mp. UOHQR 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 ub. We Understand SNODGRASS A ZIMMERMAN Main 62 -n ... . A I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS USetective 5TGQ.E HAS PICKED OP THE TRAIL. OF TU.e THIEF VNMO STOLE OLD MAU HECTOR'S PRIZE Rosy c UARKS Ori TH 60OOIJD LEAD FRON A WWDOW IM HECTOR'S noose Toward THE RAILROAD STATIOU L,xT-n" -" '-- " -THE DOTTED LINE " ' ByCi MOM'N POP . ( , : ,jr I 1 ,,r ,v,c oir it'; TwE MICE5T THIS IS G00O IMJ0E (kV0, 1 TjOh'T THIHK C0OLO 10" THE TUlMtVi ACE 5WJM.-. .T'S COOWE MKRTIHA C.0JH.1WNTET GWE W IT6 g THE Ml CEVT I THIb ft U . kNYTMG BETTER NN T.ME AMD NVTEtt ALL, 1 D BETTER SHE SAVS THERE'S ) THW GROOM SJtT ?LKE , Q VD At)vllSE Toa MSMEY mo.AS TAKE A CEDOCT.ON ThAki HAUE ftUN&mRTMEN-r JpLACe.BUT.lFWEWNT EltCEV-T ON C, I .NTH M , . I lq GROOM "iTflEET m-V VWAWCY OH M MttQS- VNI1COP TWF.V LIME. VATFOnP IT.VNEtt HMETO G80OM faTUt . -ro ITU V OUT. TD SETTER 'KL-liL-, I'LL C-LL THAT VOUWCi COUPLE us qs A .L- i'lED PUee of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to the line.) Per line. 1st insertion . lOo Per line, each added consec utive Insertion 7c Minimum charge on one order 95c RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month $2.50 3 lines, per month 3.25 t lines, per month . M OO 5 lines, per month ..... $4.75 Each additional line over five charged at 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 OF INSERTION. Stop orders on ad inserted until further no tice must be received by the some hour or extra insertion will be charged. Telephone 'orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone or ders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. -.. ycr PHONE MAIN 600 , "An Observer -Want Ad Will Do It." ACREAGE FOR SALE 1 and 2 acre tracts.. Ph. 363-M or inq. at Ella , Rynearson farm. ; 3-19-1 .m. Automobile? BUY .USED CABS From Parkins SPECIALS'""'. 1920 Ford Standard coune. Per-.. feet condition, 1931 license ..$375.00 1929 Ford Standard coupe, lots of extras 375.00 1928 Pontiac coupe, all new rubber new Damt, perfect In every way 375.00 1030 Ford roadster, lust like new 425.00 1028 Ford roadster, perfect 300.00 1925 Ford T truck, steel bed .. 100.00 1025 Ford truck. Has dump bed, also flat rack and stock rack. Warlord gear ............ 150.00 3 1926 Ford T coupes .... . 76.00 1926 Ford roadster, all new rub ber - - 50.00 PERKINS MOTOR CO. Main 600 4th & Adams . 4-7-2 t. DIES OF IN.URIKS PORTLAND. April 8 ?! John Tl gard. 80, after whom the community of Tlgard, Ore., was named, died In a hospital here yesterday from Injuries he received Saturday when struck by an automobile on the Pacific highway near his home. Professional Directory "' PhyBiafiiia & Surgeons. LEE II. BOVVY, M. D. l.KWA WILKES, M. D. Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. l'lione Main 10 A. L. RICHARDSON, M. B. Physician and Surgeon Office over Gloss Drugs Office Phone. M-16 Res. M-55 DR. F. L. RALSTON Eye, Ear Nose ond Throat . 1-7 SOMMER BLDO. Phono Main 77B. JAMES J. I). IIAUN. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDINO. Office Ph. M. 710 Res. Ph. M. 712 Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES 301 N. Ave. Readings Dally. Readings by Moll a, Specialty. (TO LIKE TO UAJS you ) VEAW-. fef BCW! THIH6S ABE J fel THE THIEF To THE DEPoT "vOU'RE DOIUS ;flV If STAIWS AT HOME....THE SOMOnvt ME,BtT VoU A(JDm. '.7 SETTIVi' IWMoWAH ) n ..' ' woTHIMS OF W 8T IM IPEA OF VoU SGTTIWS " BETTER, ROM MOW.E AMD ( jET bO -( X'D HATE TO MISS - VMITU UIHA ne'e a ulcE I V ' THE SOOT y SMI SUCH NOTIOMS INTO f ' Yr AULRUSUT...) . it VMITHHINA? SAY ) C ' Y 1" i LA AD Counties FOR RENT, FOR RENT 600 acre stock ranch, 100 acres hay land, balance pasture. Will take cattle as rent. D. E. Schmitke. Ph. Farmers 5X5. 4-7-4 tp. FOR RENT Garage 1612-and. Phone m aeo. 4-i-a tp. THREE ROOM furnished house, mod ern, adults only, 1514 R Ave. 4-7-3 tp 6-RM. FURN. mod. stucco bungalow, hardwood floors, full basement, fireplace. Coll 506 or 508 Adams. 4-7-3 tp. FOR RENT 5-rm. mod. house, near Normal. Inq. 1405 N. Ave. Ph. 434-J. . 4-7- f. 3-RM. PARTLY 1707 Jeff. Ave. house, $8.00. 4-7-3 tp. FOR RENT 5-rm. mod. house, clean, close In, 145-W. 4-7-2 t. FOR RENT Strictly modern house with 4 bed rooms. Ph. M 586.. 4-4-t f. FOR RENT- -Rooms with board, 1001 4-4-6 tp. Wash. FOR RENT Apt., everything furnish- ea. 4uocr xaricK, uo wuuu.- 4-3-6 tp CLEAN. STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates reasonable. Zuber Brick, 1408 wasn. 4-3-1 mp. APT., NEWLY finished. . gas range. water and lights lurnisnea, juh First St. 4-3- X- FOR rent -7- Nice up-to-date turn. r 3-27-t t. HOUSES for rent and for sale. Loans on improved olty homes.-C. D. Pot ter, Res. Ph. 610-J. Bus. Ph. M:752. 3-26-t f. FOR RENT Mod., iurn. apt.. 2104 Greenwood. Phone 613-W. 3-7-t t. FOR RENT Furn. nouses and apta., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. , Adulw. 1810 preenwqod,8-ljH jrn. MISCELLANEOUS .PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 305 Fir St. VIOORO, FERTILIZER ... Garden Beeds.i Seed Potatoes, Poultry supplies. . BARLEY SMITH, Prop. 4-8-1 AUTO AND WINDOW QLASB n.. an.4 flttAri Sin aTtitpfc fiatlCA. La Grande Construction At Supply Co. EASTERN OREQOn School of Muelo, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. P. temple. 447-J, ' 9-8-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS 4 Up holstering ec Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 421-W. Chaa. Edwards, prop ii w-l-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential insur ance Co., and can make farm oi eitjyitaans tote attractive: iiates of '.In terest. Chas. H..Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. - LOST LOST Keys In key container, bet. O. R. 'Apt. and Sacajawoa Apt.1 on Wash. Ave. Call 1011-W. 4-7-8 t. "13." IS INIXCKY MIDDLETOWN. Md.. April 8 (IPl By 22 votes George L. Doud hns been defeated for a 22nd term as mayor. m M Magneto Repairing Bosch, Elscman, Splltdorf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Battery & Electrical Service COX AUTO ELECTRIC 142B Adams Phone M 753 WELL, OF GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, , OUT OUR WAY 7 OS V( OS fV.MOST LAVS O CovJM ALOMGr HE.RS. . 'Wie. U'lvlSVM VMvAeRH TO SUPPEW EUM AM' SASSAFRAS - Possw vmiuv.om Sods cams our FIRST AMD vnh.E. Tr-V GOOD AT fk. h. SoT SO GOOD AT THIS X MAe. A STOME. hKV KSrdP ACROSS THE.R5 TfcM1 Or. ACROSS, TWE.R5 TfcM OR TvMeA-VlS t-CSfsl To Recover Small Part of Shortage PORTLAND, April 8 wv-The Port land school district will recover, about 44,000 of the $60,000 shortage In the accounts of the lato W. C. Alderson. county school superintendent, mem bers of the board were told yesterday by William P. Woodword, administra tor of the Alderson estato. Alderson's suicide throe years ago followed tho Investigation of hlB ac counts. ' , : Select Jury for Trial of Indian PENDLETON. Aorll 8 up) The fed' erol court Jury trying tho case of Joe. Wild Bill, an Indian, cnargeti wnu ttiA murder of Joe Sol Lulo last Christmas eve, was selected In one hnur hre vestcrdav Wild Bill Is charged with having shoved Sol Louie, Indian, in front of a rapidly moving automobile on the Old Oregon Trail east pf Penr dleton. Federal Judge John H. Mc Nary Is hearing the case. N. Y. Legislature . i Passes Wet Bills L8 ' .. . ..' It. ALBANY. N. Y.i April 8 UPyTns legislature added to Its list of wet measures yesterday by passing n -bill to petition congress to call upon the legislatures of the Individual states for a referendum of their voters on repealing the 18 amendment. Eight Republicans Joined the Democratic minority of tho sonate in giving a 32 to 17 vote for tho bill. The meaBUro, already approved by tho assembly, now goes to the governor. It was the fourth wet measure to poss both houses.' i '; SEES FIRST CIKLTS NEW YORK, XpTul UP) Mrs. John Rlngllng. a bride, has Been a circus for tho first time. Her husband's of course. Wonderlick Hospital Established Mar. 1020 Never a Surgical Death Phono Main 078 ALL THINGS! .1 : 1 iMnm mcois !f 1 KBifiSffllSsasKSftiW MO B-JTS ABOV "'IWKis OlO VOU GET . ooT OF rf ? TrAtRtS NO vyt o-T, "1VaT mo FUTURE. - N THIS X C'mom , utTs Times -OST arts" ARE "LOST. The News Used To Be: NEWS USED TO BE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AfSO ; ) (From Observer, Mon., April 0, 1000) j life, arandma Palmer has passed a ' milestone. Last Saturday afternoon she was at homo when callers and 60 of her friends called to oner con gratulations -to the genial, old lady, , All pioneers and citizens of this city and county are cordially Invited to be present tomorrow afternoon at the unveiling of the monument to be Dinced on. the old ommlgrant road which passed through that portion of tho city now termca auwh. ' hnshler F. L. Mevcrs left Saturday for Portland to attend an executive committee meeting of tnc Oregon state Bankcra association '.H. L. Alexander, tho Imnier macit- smlth, was a La Grande visitor yes terday. He reports Imbler booming and the formers plowing. . "' TEN- YEARS AflO (From Observer, Sat., April 9, 1021) Today is tho tloy tho annuol olean uo campaign begins. Every yard la the city is expected to be put Into According to an announcement nujdc tihlB morning by Mrs. G. L. Larl- son; general ciiuimiiui ui pwv h.i t Fund Festival Juat closed 51041.24 was cleared from tho threc- ONfc h.VB AOO ,.. (From Obssrver, Tuns., April 8, 1030) , Chalk up one more victory for the, m n.nmm KIni-inn C(linnl ft VAT IL ' northwest conferenco team. Yesterday tho Mountalneera, three of whom uinrn itlnvlnir tllGir first RaltlC Of DaSO- ball, defeated Whitman college at Wnlln. Walla 6 to 4. j . Growth of alfrtlfa, sweet clover and other varieties of seed on poorer lands ! in' the Grande Rondo valley, thus bringing uncultlvatea iraow mto velopment and bringing a new source j ORE, By J. R. Williams , i-ooW wi-repie. SOU MldvAT E.-" TO DA- , IP WOU'O PoT ALU That Time. UE.AMKl(3r SOMElX-UUCr NVTrt BQr OOO&H L&T-S CkO Tfe. DAmK AMD sivieu.V rAene. 1m due. FOR M- ESTiAEXvC. OAMOMCr v.ESSONi IW AM HOUR. It ; VVCf y't tM T 7 t-t-W SI J mm- D 1031 BY NEA SCnVICC. INC, nf revenue to tVc county was urged today by 0. W. Bond, . La Orondo fiirmor. Mr. and Mrs. John Ockeler aro the narentH of ii babv bov bom April 4 at their home In Elgin. The new arrival has been named Wendell John ack eler. Over Night News nv The Associated I'ressi) Chicago Cermak defeats ThonipT son by 181,916. Oklahoma City BUrin beats Wal ton by 9.008 In miiyoralty race. Aiken, a C Nicholas Longworth Is stricken with pnoumonia. Baltlmoro Joseph I. France an nounces he is an untl-prohlbltlon candidate for tho Republican presi dential nomination. Washington Norman E. Mack, Democratic national committeeman from New York, advocates proniuiuon repeal plank In 1032 platform. wasninuton -ireosury aunuuuceu that $270,000,000 In certificates of In debtedness will bo sold April 16 to meet government expenses. Bcottsboro. Ala. Two ncgrojs ac cused of attacking two whlto girls are convicted and sentenced to death. Washington Federal investigators find that Ice forming on the wlnga caused cru6h of plane in which Rock no and seven others were killed. Foreign ,i Southampton. England Liner Bor cngarla runs aground In fog and la pulled off. Managua . Anothor oarthquako shakes down weakened walls left . -I..,llr Kit nllnlfA 1 nut UIAnlr LlBbon-aovernment closos porUof Cunttnnl ond other Maderla porta to down rovolt. rebolB Mlre threo ilCHIHG ENDS WHEN ZEMO TOUCHES SKIN thousands say. It's wonderful tha way soothing, cooling Zomo brings relief to skin which itches and burns. Even in most severe cases, itching disappears almost as soon as Zerno touches the tender and inflamed sur face. To draw out local infection and help to clear away unsightly blem ishes, wo know of nothing bettor than invisible Zemo. Always keep this family antiseptic on hand. Use it freely. It's Biifo an can be. Doc, 60c and $1.00. All dealers. By Blosser Portuguese ships to trade with England, Colon. Canal zone arooknart re news attack on conditions In Panama cities; threatens senate resolution barring soldiers iro m towns. Chicago Ban- Johnson's will leaves bulk of his estate, estimated at more than $260,000, to Marietta college in Marietta, O, Won't Buy Land for Wallula Cut-Off PENDLETON. April 8 ) The Umatilla county court yesterday re fused to purchase the right of way for the proposed Wallula cut-off. as requested by the state highway com mission. In a resolution the county court de clared it was unable to obtain funds to buy the right of way, due to flood conditions and loss of road bridges during the recent high water. Ill.AOK CAT WALKS IN NEW YORK, April B OP) A black cat strolled In when Mayor Walker was giving an Interview. In answer to deductions of evil portent, Tainmany Ites have dug up a book which says s Bij Percioal Ckrldopker Wren. Author of MSKBIOUS WAKE BH sv.vorss.- John 'l!i trlt Ch'irlcri I'uH lit N'lH t"t, I'l Itiller'a ikmImb tiuino until tl InnaUto nl llil ' ulifi.it iMMnfl '.ll'iiio )ii mimrit 10 n riiirii.ni pltcrf beaut Hit m ' " " " "SMl'lcr Srlilll Ills clnnlt nt rt Aliei'l'j'tllflv wtH'iittt liu Hit til (I'liilcr'a kiiotrlciloii ot hit crlwiimil rtrnrii Cll'trttrt hna hern mm veiled to fldmll Sun tn thtt tntt tiin.nipnu Hort Wiut out tn tint evil !' MnoAelon n null I'i'il chorttrt tt to root vet to unn vniiml.1 In tht homltnleli- ent. Alter VhitrltTt It-irnt tlmiupll Hit Inctnteri MirArlon OI Wont's ttv lafloil lit ttlla MnrAilno Hint tlit litol tt ofl mil thnt Mirtiirtt I.OH rltnMI irhoe Allttta hoet been oi'oirino irtrett tt now rertirtuno. ' Intotmtrl tiu ItioAdOo Mr Jnmft. Chnrltrt' nttoitntt rleinrinn't Ihol tlit rioelor tirnloht lehu rtMllir ..eitMl ii'fl hten "olntilno fit oicn , eai" In the liontltriltil coat. Chnpiei 81 "A 8CRAF' OF PAPER" TVl. OHAilTEItS paused for moment and , scruilnlied (he. niotiii'cln'e lace 'ot Mr. James oefdre i ho res'iined ' . "An old trleiH ot mine" he be gan "Mamlle Landerdelt howa tta'ys, who knows a lot about me In tact. 1 worked with her ohci saw a Clear chance of hip. money, and came to me ns the right man trustworthy, sagacious and with the Ideal facilities tor the Job. I.foll lot It nt nnce ... an absolutely safe ob. Now. rtoes.lt occur to on 'bright brain tint this nice safe 10, 000 pound Job was all the safer lor the fact that nol a soul In the world could possibly ' ow Hint It was JuhY . ... . t. "The Idea had come Into Maun". brain, nnd Mnud hart g"t It to mine with a wink tn a horse llint's uever boon blind.. Why. she didn't oven mention the tec In words. . . "Do you see any good reason why I should shout about It to MacAdnn Mid Kuiiuy. ii nil Louie and you? Not that I unmeet Uiat any mcmhor'oi our snlendld team would ever be careless, hut accidents happen In tho best regulated families. A ro ;nmrli ovorltenrd and then two nnd two put tugoilicr ii nil made Into live and then Hie fat's In the lira,' "Of course. I trust euch one ot you us I trust myself, but If sis poonle know u thing, tliero's (luce times ns much iliniuu ot un ucrl dent as there Is If only two khuw It.. The tare of Mr. James retained 113 uiiiil.'aminl eJjiH'twslnli. and hl skciitlcul slleiK-e gavo no consent lo the Doctor's pliililudes. 'Anil," continued Dr. Charters, "might I now ask how ymi presume to t Ii 1 ii Ii you know that (he 10.000 wmn'l Ruing li.t' the pool'" "OhV" sneered Mr. James. "Olil Then How waj 6.000 nt II going Into Manuel's pouch, as soon us Ii. got wlso lo ihe gainer 'All gulug Into tho pool!' . . . Like hell II was." "Ho! Ho' So you've hnou tnlklng to Mimocl. and you've been thinking again H'U thinking Isn't your strong polnL Jimmy," "Can the tunny alulT and answer a plain question." growlod Mr. Jnmes. "Whu.e did 'I come In. If Mnuocl wab lo ) liliy llfly, because ho caught you out'!" "Do you want to sit there and tell me you think I'd roward hlra with 6,000 pounds? Like hell J would." . "You stopped his mouth, oh?" In quired Mr. James. "I'm him off v, th a promise tha you'd shut his mouth 'with a wad of J2j,000, eh?" "You'vo said It," smiled tho Doc tor. "So? And fcHore'doos all this love ly trust and fair-play come III, then?" "Jimmy, you make mo tired Onco again, who's running this out- II L vou or 1? If Manoel's fool enough to bult-!n on my game our game . . . nren I 1 free to put him off how ! Ilko? What's biting you? Vou don't want to sturl some thing hcn I'm at my wli's end over this Internal Wayo. That man aucccod In breaking this firm up. II we aren't cnrolul especially Klin you helping hlu. by playing his game ot lowing s -splclon among . . . "Playing his game!" exclaimed i - Mr. James Indignantly. "What about you playing nis gnmo ny iuuiuk him come here, threaten us, lool us, rob us. nnd get away with IL "Hut you don t pull wool over my eyes like that . . Sny. now, hlp pose all that bunk about meaning to pool that 10.0U0 Is the goods, why must you cut II right out be cause Wave put Munoel wise? 'Can't you see thai that's Hie most disturbing and trlglileuliig thing lo the whole world toi ns?" The Uoclor. with o'lUlrcIrhsd fin ger. pointed al the face ol his jung colleague. "Out this. James. And thon try to roalUt uhal It mcuus. Waye j Page Seven black cat means aood luck with every people except the Chinese. , Paper Mill Again In Full Operation PORTLAND, AprU 8 (fl All de partmcnts of the Hnwley Pulp & Pa per company "were put in operation yesterday, reflecting, . the manage ment said, Improved conditions liy the paper-making business. ' Only two of the four paper ma chines have been running since Jan uary and one of these was operating part time. All former employes went back to work yesterday on a five-day week basis. : GREATEST NOVELS NEW YORK, April 8 JO The great est American novels, John Oalsworthy, English novelist, said last night, are: ' "Tom sawyer" and "Huckleberry Finn." by Mark Twain. "The Scarlet Letter," By Nathaniel Hawthorne. . t "McTeague," by Frank Norrls. . Simile: As happy to get back to New York as Mayor James J. Walker. never In rits life set eyes on Maud. nt n liolng. human tielng.y.ceRt her nnd me and the .glimmering ot un Idea ot till., .I.Biiilerdell sclieme. only existed In hoi brain nnd mine-. And what follows: .Mr. VsterlDtia Wave drops in 0Q ilnhoel. and not only sells hlm'lhe lilot, ;bilt nnrtlloiis the exnet sum Hint I'm yo'gell, .;. , ", The Uocioi threw Ulmselt duck , lu bla chnlr. God bloss my sinful soul.' h concluJoj eipioslvely. "1 .bela lo think tile nmn"s from Scotlund Yard or else the Archangel t;a-oriel.- . ' .,L '; f "Buinp hlro otr, 1 say," growled ; Mr. Janiea. , '. -. . , "It would "Jo us 'a :lot :ot sood. wouldn't It, l( n detective from Scot land Yard disappeared here, Ueiter for us It it was the Archangel. Less likely to bo biissed." ' - I'm nje wise on the whole stpry anyway.' continued Mr. James. What's the Maud femnle get, mat lie bail' slip for J6C,00U ?" , .-. Well Itrud ropes a steer called Lauderdell. Not much to him ixcept (list he's going to be Sir Something . Uaud'erJell when the old uy dlea. Maud's sick of tiie racket and wnnta to rotlre In tha odor ot sanctity among the London Four Hunuied. 'Hut theros not more money thnn will keep up the old Tudor. place. Then what does Maud find? "Lmiddrdell's brother has died, and loft Lnuuordell this girl 6Ur- Joi le tor keeps, and a 100.000 pound,' Miirjorla can't touch tun un.ii sne dimes ot age. If she dies before sht'r 21, Brother Lauderdell scoops it." "And If alio marries?" , "Nrt till sbe's ot age," replied the Doctor. . y ' "What, a wicked will," onseed Mr. Jnmna Indignantly. "Dldn i the guy want tlw poo- girl to live tb jie 2iv". ' : " " - ;. v : Dr. Charters smiled. : ...:, "Well, you see. he trusted Brother. Laudardell i : ..and xlghlly There Isn't enough t.oney Hi the worh.' W hiako .hlm hurl p hair ot the girl's (lend. '.. '; ' '.v - " )'".' "Soon Maud comas to; sea tr.e. She's worried about her hiishandfa iIdcc. who lives with them. S-H'h a lovely girt ... so rich. Il-the Urea to 1)0 21. Quito sau to see uer hualtli railing lllto this. Anil mind .yoa. Mnud might have sold It to Sir llernard Mutlhleaon like she said ,lt to mo. Well, ns Maud uearrmes ine symptoms, tho Illness sounds lllte rccui.ing el" cks ot arsenic And so they are. Maud and Lauderdell bring her and I put hur In Manoel's care tor neclal treatment, sue s to ue ine one ensu wo lose, atlor devoted cure. That's all Mnuocl Knows that she a to get a quite complete and Dual cure fur ail ber aches and palus." Second or third time Maud ana Lauderdell com- Maudle reminds me how dreadful It-would be If the poor child dlod within a tew weeki of her birthday when she would come Into a IUO.000 pounds and, 1 tell you. Jimmy, we 1 talked ' ae though reporters wore lu the room. Anyhow sho offered you lu.wuu pounds In plain English. I suppose?". No. Notr'nt was saw mat Lcor land Ya.d mightn't have listened to. She took out her little book and wrote the sum In llgures. She passed It to .no. and, ritb a glance and nod. Maud and 1 had made a solid contract, because bur word to each other la ten limes as good as cur bond." ' . " And what did you do with the ploce ot paper?" ' - I chucked it In the waste-paper bnskcL" . "You chucked It In the waate-pa-. par buskot. And, you blasted fool. that's how W-ye got me ..." ; "What wr.uld a little piece' or paper with Jve tlgurea on It tell him. my clover Jimmy?" inter rupted tbo Doctor. - "Then how old be get to kndw? he asked. "Yon tell me that, "and you iball hnve the whole 10,000 for yourself, Jimmy." ; ' . ' "lint I thnueht vb'u're giving the whole thlug up?" expostulated Mr.; James. ' ' "I am. It's far ton dangerous while Waye is here. No. I'm not going lo lose out now -now that I've made good. Not tor 10.000 pounds nor for a million. I'm nover going baek tu the crook -II re, Jimmy now I'm out ot It and sate." y Vuu'ro mains "our nerve." "Bolter than losing my lite. I've had a rope round my necK once, Jimmy." 'tWfirl' fititini SteUi Ct.) jamet present lte teams a liuir Ifairier nt ne plant a rich mtrriAQt Inmnrrow. rhen int. njrtnna rtvelnllcn ot tht niuriltr conltstionl
