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Newspaper Page TextSaturdayApril 11, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven . d 1 1 (CL ASSIFIED ADQ jV The Market Plmce of Union and Wallowa Conntiei . j- WANTED WANTED Washing, rough dry, 25c doz. Blankets, qulUs. 25c each. Plain sewing. House cleaning, 1411 Cherry St. 4-11-1 tp SALESMEN WANTED Two salesmen with autos to demonstrate for large Ohio Mfgr. Nearby counties. First class Job. Pyr-Pyter Co., 2179 Pyr Fyter Bldg, Dayton, Ohio. 4-1-1 tp. WANTED Washing, rough dry, 25c BUY,.J3EIjIi, RAISE and move houses, ' rent .Jacks and timbers, also sell outfit. John Mars. . 4-11-1 t. WANTED Lawn mowers to sharpen. Special prlco of $1.00 for next two I weeks. All kinds of repair work i neatly done. Andersons Repair J ShOD. 303 Fir St. Phone 842-J. 4-7-5 tp. WANTED Some one driving to Un ion around 3:30-4:00 p. m. daily. Inq. Observer. 4-3-3 tp. WANTED Permanent roomers. Large light steam heated rooms. In nice home. Close in.. 2 blks. west Mont gomery Ward, 1902 Second St., cor. Washington. , . - .-. . 3-30tf WANTED Set of rjooks to keep part time. Write "Accountant," P. O. Box 905. 3-14-1 m. FOR SALE FOB SALE 4 wheel trailer. Call T. W. DeBorde at the court house. 4-21-1 tp. FOR SALE 5-rm. mod. house, newly i finished, garage, garden spot. Call , 838-W. 4-11-5 t. FOR SALE Surge milker. E. M. Kerns, Lower Cove. . 4-11-2 tp. ) FOR SALE Seed potatoes. Earliest of J All. Farmers 5X. 4-11-2 tp. FOR SALE R. R. eggs for hatching, t2 hundred, 2708 N Fir. 4-11-3 tp FOR SALE 0 ice cream parlor chairs. 2 tables, cash register. 4 showcases, :-2107-3rd St. 4-11-3 tp. FOR SALE Single bed, springs, mat tress, cheap, 458-J. 4-11-1 tp FOR SALE New breakfast table and chairs. Phone Main 704. 4-10-3 t. FOR SALE 1926 Ford tourning, A-l condition, 1806 E Penn. 4-10-2 tp. FOR SALE Seeo potatoes. Hattie Frlzwold, Aiicel. 4-0-3 tp. FOR- SALE OR TRADE 200 acres, close In, price $2700. City property or car. considered, easy terms, G';f . Ph. Main 700, Adam Cyr, 1219 W. 4-9-3 t. FOR SALE Seed and tablo potatoes. Ph. Lee Wright, 206-M. . 4-7-5 tp FOR SALE Garden tools, screens andscreen doors at reasonagle prices. "Dalles Furniture -Store. 3-23-1-m. 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 & ZIMMEItMAN i I . i FRECKLES AND HIS I f see...i bet DeTEcrwe' fV, I vje'll probably take a1 HI STESUS VJHATS jAfp, 1 7RAIU TO SOME BIS p I H MovM- A- yL fmfW W ROBY FROrA I fnft TTTHilllP Bov-'itlube r j'"- " . tylOM'N POP f I ', I tREVJ-Vn YOU WN.WONEN' N f( - LM&E5T J'AV.L'CWGHT.'aVIOQT! 1 MATCH V I 5 VOUR. !; r $ ... '; i - 'i N . I Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words . to the line.) Per line, 1st insertion 10c Per line, each added consec- - utlve Insertion 7c Minimum charge on one order , 25c . RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month. 82.50 3 lines, per month $3.25 t lines, per month $4.00 5 Hues, per month. ...... $4.75 Each, additional line -over ffve 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 OP INSERTION. Stop orders on ad inserted, until further: no tice must be received by the same hour .or extra insertion will Ijo charged. . : - . Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone cin ders by payment on or before, date of last insertion. PHONE MAIN 600 : "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It.". FOB SALE Fruit, shade and orna mental 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 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 chicksr. White Leghorns, high producing, large type 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. ACREAGE FOR SALE 1 and 2 acre tracts. Ph. 363 -M or inq. at Ella Rynearson farm. 3-19-1 in. CHINA KEEPS CLOSE CHECK ON FOKEKiN PLANE PILOTS SHANGHAI itVi Airplanes owned and piloted by foreigners will here after not be permitted to fly over China without the official sanction of the Chinese government. And a per mit must be applied for a month In advance. Foreign aviators who fail to observe these regulations will havo their planes placed in detention, the gov ernment has decreed. Professional Directory; ( Physicians & Surgeons LEE B. IIOUVV, M. D. ,. LEWA WILKES. M..U. Completely equipped ' Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. Phone Main 1(1 A. L. RICIIAKDSON', M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-15 Res, M-55 DR. F. L. RALSTON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1-7 SOMMEB BLDG. Phone Main 778. JAMES 3. D. 1IATJN..M. D. Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDLNG. Office Ph. M. 718 Res. Ph. M. 712 Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES 301 N. Ave. Readings Daily. Readings by Mall a Specialty. FRIENDS WELL. JUMP INTO CO pit , TSECNJifc X TO SHDVN VOO V4UE"RE 'WE ftE GOVMa to PAftTAEAT x To LOOvt AT TmS Automobiles USED CAR SPECIALS 1920 Bulck Coach, lots of ex tras, in perfect condition ..-$300.00 192G- studebaker Coach; new paint and tires, motor per- fact . 275.00 1938 Pont lac Coupe, guaranteed 375.00 192? Chrysler Coupe i... 276.00 These cars have 1931 license , .. WE TRADE. .; -I.;. Perkins Motor Co. Main 600 4th and Adams. .. .: 4-10-2 t. RECONDITIONED USED CARS : - 1930 Chevrolet sport coupe $500.00 1929 Chev. roadster, 8000 miles 375.00 1927 Chev., coupe, overhauled 225.00 1029 Pord A coupe, overhauled 375.00 1929 Ford A Tudor, trunk 375.00 These cars have 1931 license and all in 1st class shape. LA GRANDE NASH CO. 806 Adams Ave. Ph. Main 603 WE TRADE. 4-11-3 t. FOR RENT FOR RENT Mod. 5-rm. house, 1707 2nd St. Call Main 769. . 4-10-2 t. FOR RENT 5-rm. mod. fum. house. Phono 210-W. .. 4-10-t f. FOR RENT $30.00, 8 room mod. house. In. A-l condition. Close in. Near -Adams Ave. Immediate pos session. Call at 1701 Wash, .for key. 4-9-6 tp. FOR RENT 3-rm. furn. apt. Maple Apts. -. . .. 4-11-3 tp. FOR RENT-Mod. 4-rm. house. 2V4 . acres at. 2104-lst St. .. 4-11-t f. FOR RENT Mod. 5-rm. house, furn., furnace garage. Call 1005-13th St. . . 4-11-1 tp. FOR RENT 3-rm. furn. mod. apt., glassed in porch. Rent reasonable. Ph. 242-A or call 1910-4th. 4-1-1 t. 5-RM. FURN. mod. stucco bungalow, hardwood floors, full basement, fireplace. Call 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-t f. FOR RENT Strictly modern house with 4 bed rooms. Ph. M 586. - 4-4-t f. CLEAN, STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates reasonable. Zuber Brick, 1408 Wash. . 4-3-1 mp. APT., NEWLY finished, gas .range, water and lights furnished, 2013 First St. 4-2-t f. FOR RENT Nice up-to-date turn, apts., with garage. Landis Court.-3-27-t f. HOUSES for rent and for sale. Loans on Improved city homes. O. D.-Potter, Res. Ph. 610-J. Bus. Ph. M-762. 3-26-t f. FOR RENT Furn. houses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS BOARD AND ROOM $8.00 week, table board 5.25. 1602 Adams. 4-11-2 tp PLUMBING HEATING . All Kinds of Sheet Metal and Furnace Work. LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY. ' Wash. Ave. Phone Main 179. 4-7-1 t. OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night at Eagles hall. 4-9-3 t. EASTERN OREGOK School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. P. temple, 447-J. 8-6-1 m. Magneto Repairing Bosch, Elsemnn, Splltdorf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE ' Battery A Electrical Service COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1125 Adams Phone M 753 TOO HOME, SWEET HOME! V0UR Oust Put n out OF fOUB. MIND, . W0NEY. X SETTLED THE APAP.TMEMT Business MfsgLF, TbDAYnHNT'S MY Lvl I mcmt OUT OUR WAY ! cLU- jj-E.e.E.e. GOOD NENAJ! . I . CnO woo HEAR NHYT NE OuSV got A PlGr pnotS?, .. BOSS -I-" to vast sik momths , at least; "TVAT GUV, VJHb JUST vEmT BV, WOO "QIVIK AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 12-19-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & - Up holstering is Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop 12-1-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential Insur ance Co., and can make farm oi city loans at attractive rates of In terest. Chas. B. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. .... ... LOST LOST Black silk crepe belt, black buckle, bet. Normal and Conner's store. Finder Ph. Main 880 or ,907 W. 4-10-2 t. Indian Is Shot C In Drunk Brawl On Reservation SPOKANE, Wash., April 11 P) An Indian woman, wearing a maroon bandanna on her head and conven tional garb below, told ycuterday how her husband was Bhot to deuth In a drunken brawl on the KallBpj&U resur vatiom - -;''t- Speaking in hor native tongue, with an Indian Interpreter relaying her words to tho court, Mrs, tiouls Sey mour said her husband was killed after his brother, Joseph, fired sev eral shots from a rifle. j -; Indians in blankets, boots, som breros and gaudy shirts of red, yel low and bluo, thronged tho court room as she testified that Louis said as he fell: "He told his brother to quit and said it hurt him, and Joe said 'I mean to kill you." " Thomas Corkcry, counsel for the defense, started a cross-examination indicating he hoped to show Mrs. Seymour was Intoxicated when her husband was killed and that she coached her two small daughters what to say in court. Charley Seymour father of the de- Wonderlick Hospital Established Mar. 1029 Never a Surgical Death Phone Main 078 LATE! a said ? y i 1 1 a y. 1 i muu vriitsii ii i R: of Ta-T ? V 1ULM, MU A OROlM AR 1 ' Nl i .:. V VWOT Hty v People.. . VES HE NAS HERE ALU NlStfT, BUT LEFT FOB. ELKHAGT OM THE DETECTIVE HER, LDO(4W' FOR A EISHT - "DlDDl tin AAAkl CNER HE SAID HE VHOULD VJAIT ASO.' HERS FOR BUT.CWCK.l GWE TME MKVl K DETOSIT ifc'D 1AM.E VT Y7 , j tt Kir-f -rfCi l m 1 'SE.E.KIOVM AIMT VJORRV well : Ol-O AM' GRA4 -TiSAS. . VT'S FROM VlteE.PUvl" GOOD SB.?. FROM LOSuj' AM' GE.TTW MAM VvANTfeD am ORqew FOR A t-IAVP E.YCVTCO,"Y.e. IUCH MOT IMAPW PEOP!U5-. fendant. sat. In' court with braided hair,, boots and .mackihaw, as, testi mony of the allegod brawl between the two brothero was unfolded. GAS-STL ALEHS PEH1L, , -: LIVES OP AVIATORM OWENSBORO, Ky. (V) Theft. of gasoline and oil from airplanes here have caused pllota great concern. One pilot barely escaped with his life and those of his passengers when, after soaring Into tho air h found the gasoline connection on his cabin plane had been loosened and nearly all Ills gas taken out . The thefts occurred while planes were- in the hangar at Sheehan field. K U1,K.1 HUBS MOTOKIHT WYMORE, Neb. (A) Reversing the usual procedure, the .Chicago, Bur lington & Qulncy railroad is suing Floyd Huuck, for $339 alleged dam ages, to equlpmont from a collision with Jtfauck's ear. Tho road claims Hauck drove his machine into the Hide of a freight train, derailing two cars, - - .f-'-'-IMMIGRATION DftOPS , ' WASHINGTON lH) Fewer aliens were admitted to the 'United States during December, .1030, than In-any month since February, 101Q. Approxi mately , twp-tnirds of the European immigrants come .from Italy, Ger many, Great Britain and the Irish Free State.. .. ... ,.- . Radio Programs SUNDAY PROGRAMS ; - , National Broadcasting Co.: U, Vaga bonds; 6:16, vocalists and orches tra; 7:16, Charles Francis Coo, or chestra; 7:46, Sunday at Seth Park er's; 8:16, vocalist and orchestra; 0, vocalists and orchestra; 0:30, vocal lstr. and ensemble; 0:46, Reader's Guide; 10:15, organ; 11 to 12, Vaga bonds. -. Columbia Broadcasting systom: 6, Rabbi Magnln; 6:30, symphony or chestra; 7, orchestra: 7 :30. vocalists and orchestra; 8:30, financial advice, music; 0, Chronicles; 0:30, orchestra; 11 to 12, organ. Northwest Broadcasting system: 6, symphony orchestra; 7, Songs of To day; 8, grand orchestra; 0, band; 10, Lyric Trio; 11 to 12, Midnight Sere nades. Spokane KHQ (500): 0 a. m., Leo Roberts; 0:30, records; 10. Bible students, tab loid, danco program; 11, records; 11:30, orchestra; 12, Youth confer ence; 1, Dr. Cadman; 2, Vespers; 3. Catholic hour; 4, dance program; 6, 7WIRTEEM,Mor FOUR. HQK.Q ?ACB. .' - - :' O ai by wmectvici. iiic. J ' y Due NEXT TOAIW OUT OF SHADysiDG. ISUT DOE . FOR SIXTEEN HOURS..- BEO. U. O.PAT.Or. You VNHM 1 GREW GRIEF!-' PL6ES ON OUR , HMDS ! VNHV DIDHT, I RENTED THE PLACE ON GROOM VOO LET ME STR.EE T YOU -RENTED ItK It ' .S I Jl i - i ry, . T--r- r v r a j wnAi iaium ci By J. R. Williams IT VJE.LA. ,NHE.M EMER TUe1 e.Tc- TH' Ti-IAT BlG SWOT FEEUM GOOO , EVERweoO HITS HIM FOR SOMElfAiM'' - SO .tTt. HIMSELF FeEV GOOO. ., VJHWi P HE. EVER HOLLEREO BOOV IM TH SHOP VIOOLO. HT. HM TOR A RAISE music, talks; 6:16, NBC; 7:15, fea ture: 7:46, Hawaiian music; 8, Epls copal Cathedral; 0, NBC programs. KJR (070): 6 to 12, NBS programs. Taoomn Kvr (760): 0. orchestra: 10, Hans und Fritz, .orchestra; 11, Phantom Hour; 12,, organ.. , - , . rortlnnd , . KEX ,(1180): 6:30, Annelus ensem ble; 0:30, music clubs;. 7, silent: 8, NBS; 0, Bench Comber; 0:80, mixed chorus; 10. . orchestra; 10:30, Walk athon; 11 to 12, orchestra. Onklnml KLX (880): 5 to 6. organ. KGO (790); 0 to 12. NBC programs Sun 'Fmnclfieo - KPO . (680):- 6:15, NBC; 6:46. Shakespearean play; 7:15,- contralto, orchestra; 8, American poets; 8:16. NBC; 8:30, orchestra: 0, string quar- vei; io io 11, orcnestra. KFRC (610): 6 to 12,. CBS programs ' l-m Angelc.H KFI (640): 8:16. NBC: 7:15. trio: , orchestra and male quartet; 9 NBC; 0:30. concert singer; 10, orches tra;' 10:30, quartet; 11 to 12, NBC. KNX (1060): 0, records; 6:30, Hu manist Society; 7, All Soul's church: 7:30, Wranglers; 8, Presbyterian cnurcn; u, yionn; io, Tom and Wash; 10:30 to 11:80, theatre. KHJ (000): 8, CBS programs: 7. organ; 7:30, string symphony; 8,. or cnestra; h, una programs; io, news, orchestra; 11 to 12, organ. K6A "(830): 0:16, NBC; 0:46, not work program; 7:16, NBC; 7:30, xylo phone; 7:46, NBC programs; 8:30. Solltairo Cowboys; 0. NBC; 0:80, or cnestra; io, .tenor;, io:lo to 11, organ, Halt l,nke City KSL (1130): 0:16, NBC; 7:15. Pres byterian church; 7:40, Monslgnor Hunt; b:jo, nbc; 8:30, L. D. 8. serv ices; 0, NBC; 0:30, mystery play; 10, organ; n to 13, studio program. ."".MOMMY PROGRAMS , National Broadcasting Co.: 0, or chestra; 0:30, quartet and orchestra; , instrumentalists and orchestra; 7:30. Empire Builders; 0, Amos and Andy;. 8:16, Tom Mitchell, Peter Hay, Rembrandt Trio (K.ao only ; 0, Sherlock Holmes; 0:30, singers: 10:30, Ylr Frlen' Scatty, flutist; 11 to 12, danco orchestra. . Columbia Broadcasting system: 8, vocalists; 6:30, Evening In Paris; 7, Rudy .Vallee; 7:30, Don Amaizo; 8, Jamboreo; 10. band, orchentra; 12 to 1 a. m.; Vagabond of the Alr.; - Northwest Broadcasting system : 6:40, markets, garden talk; 0, con cert trio, Ward and Chot; 6:30, play: 7, soprano; 7:30, symphony; 8, Sena tor Dill: 8:30,. television. Look and Listen; 9,. MontaviHe Fiuwers; 9:30, By Blosser , 7WIS SURELY. IS A TDUSH BREAK. rSr. freckles f91S31 OY HEA 6RRVICK. IHC. By Cowan NELU, WHY DIDNT VOU LET KNOW KNOW wrestling; 10:30. Moonlight Melo dies: 11, organ; 12 to 3, Midnight Rev ellers. ' . Spokane KHQr 7 o. m., Town Crier, Alice Blue Gown, Van and Don; 8.Happy7 time; 0. music, talks; 10:30. Woman's Magasins; . 11:30, singer,: organ; 12, talks; .1:15, seed' talk, school . of air; 2, studio parade; 3, musical comedy; 3:30 dance music;. 4, service hour; 5, talks, news,, music: 6. NBC pro grams: 0:30. musical programs: 10:16, inland umpire Forum; 10:30, KHQ ensemble; 11 to 12, dance music. Sent tic . KJR: 5:40 to 3 a. m NBS programs. - Tacoma KVI: 6, CBS: 8:30. beauty talk: 7. silent; 0, Jamboree;. 10, gasoline news; iu:au to u, orcnestra. - - 5.' Portland -'. '. ItEX: 8, Dream Melodies:- 8:30. "2081", Hughespaper; 7, silent; 8, radio workshop: 8:30, Brick and urickette, Look and Listen: 9, NBS programs: 10:80. Walkathon; 11:30, orchestra; 12 to 3 . m.. NBS. : tmKianu - ; . ... JCLX: o, concert duo; 7, news: 7:30. piano, male trio: 8. Three Haonv Hav- sccds; 8:30, theatre, of Air; 9. piano: :av. amnio program: io to li, dance BtPercibal Cltriiiopher Vrm-Auilmof MVSTKIUOUS ViM BS I'.VOI'SS: Or. charters and Ms niiratui) homt.orooka (etrnt ihtit Jihn IV'ivs titbit rel;iilg vnUent. hint .fft.ireif benllto ttte miirrfercrl bodii' ol "Spider" SchlH a HOfe imWlcritlna' Vhliik ,l)o-ao.-. Wove HHft'ite. that lie will remntn at Vi9 home vnlil. Oorson. it-ltij;s. Charter aureeiuo with tr AJao- - Atlim Mr Jntneii and others on tltent'ifl tlml Wive in n cur. : Mcretlv. luvrn. licit . Uoisotl will foln S'-lttit in. itenlfl aa he hint once chfttett the voir nut at thrir iiwll.i In a fflfiinniid h'liil Vhnr: ters hnten Wane, 'or hln kuairlritae Ot ill lirtnl mid tieratmt he hnii Itlrifirfi filfl iilnl lo iml..on Al'irlorle : i,ntnlrrtltl a oat I rill. erire a. re wtrii .tar htinneth olid hi inherit? niim lot (lis :irt'e m.nrrtrnn.i -miiit. lameA. thauoh atreailo mnrrUtt ilrrldr to axle M'ltlarie to irert him ' an the nrtre at hn reteaee ana thereby 0'iln her irenlth. Chnnler 23. MARJORIE'S VISITOR . rV rounilnboiit pntlis to mnke Li Sllr0 u,n ne wos not foi.lowf.it. Jonn Wnye mnrte nw wuy lp o se cluded nnnk In. I'lie Mnnnalcry ruins where Mnrmrlo Lnudcnlell nqnln awnllnd him. , "Well?" lie sold, tils whole race chnnplnn frinn llinl nl niie who liaios. io, inni oi, pne. wuu iuo KvcrytliliiR nil rlRlil?" . ... The stani of his hard oyc9 soft eneil Increilllily, ii tnudor siille iwoctRiiliiR hls-bltier mouth "Yea.: In u w.ny , Cnnie .ami all down hore." and Miirinrle pulled the turf beside her. "I am so Rind vou've conio." , "Anil I'm Rind you're; Rind, nmllcd Jnltii Wayo. "You've ln!tct'i lio uimili'lno V lie nsliPd. , : .''Nn. niul I've, been peVhuiis un iiui'iissnrlly enrerm In iiuilic II ap linnr Hint I have tnlicu It reu Inrly" "Tlinl's rlRht, I , dun't , thlnli theie's t lie very allxhliwt dnuuer. Iiu I'va inkoiunfeim whli'h I ,thin inve ninile ynil us sale us nil the Hi or 11'nt.lentar. ;,. ' , -. ''Hill you wniildu t ro nwnv nml -ivu me here, Wuuld you- bogeed .: i- :! rio T'litit I promlHe you. ". -,'l Unnvv yuu wmililn t. 1 . triiHt. ' nliHiiliitely. null lit do nuvthliiR loll MIC 10 (III ..... i pmy sum lici-nuse . sninc one .olso hns nf in lulio me nwny from Here." ." hair . Who?" The warmth of. John Wnypa ox-i clnmallon surprised Mnrlorlo. - . "Yes," she said, "Sir. Jamea . Oil, don't look like that," she milled. "Llk whnl?" .... "Cruel, dnngerous, snvnge , . . wicked." .. . , "Then I'd bolter look hypocriti cal, for I foci ull that and much worse. Koscmnry . . . Mnrlorlo. 1 menn . . . tills man Juiiicb l V "My denr trlonil, you couldn't tell me nuythliiR Hint would malic me distrust nnd tear and hate this man more Minn 1 do." i "Tell mo what ho snld. Marjorle dear." , "Yesterday evolns I was slttnR In my room, when there ciiuie n knock at tho door. Thlnklim II was n nurse. 1 cnlled 'Come In, nud lu walked James. "As I slnred. he shut the door hnd then, with n grcnt air of se crecy, anld: " 'Suit I leant lo speak lo you. itoxt Important . . . for you, thai Is." ' "'Will you nlenso ro out of my room lnstniilly. I snld. ; " 'Hoy, don't lie silly,' ho snld 'I've only come ttr.re lot your good. Can't I xiicuk lo yattV "It seemed to nio thnt there could ho no Im nn lu hcurliiR whnl ho hnd to say. So I Inst Blared nl him nnd tnnde no reply whatever "See heir,' ho wont on hurried ly. 7 italic to sjicak to yuu in con flilcnce. 'J'liut ' Attnl- ol yourn llatitl . . . She doesn't leant vou to act well til oil. she's ;io;lno ymii Illness mil cntl bcloie ynit'ie HI Then yoitt uncle comes Into your money Instead ol you- anil Mautl'll gel the hanitUnu ol thai big wad . . . Seer ... " 'A'oifi, tee do lust occasionally lose a case hcte, though tety. very tew, lor the lioctor's a tcomler Anil I'm alralit you'll be one the cases tee shall lose. Kce tihal I meant "I snt perfectly silent and still. and stured nl the crenlure. "'Soto you vant to get atcay Irani hctc, he went oil, 'and you can't do It . . . A'ot tctthoul my hetji. Any letters you itrte may or may nut, be put tit the bag u-lun the lloclor cleats li? post bar In the hall. 'I he lioctor's such it caiclut man. He'd hale a letter to go astray. And 1 you got a mes mge.to your uncle uhtch you rouidn td'you thlnte Hand uould ;tt tint ttttrt anything? She'd tell Ann lltat n ml you mule nut the program.-' : KFRFC: 6 .tp 13, NBC program.: '" j v". v.: :. i .Snn-FranciMrt . r.-. ( KPO: 6, Harmonlzcrs. Ceclt and , eslly: .8:30, orchestra. Honry Starr: 7. t Looking , Glass; 8, organ and tenor;--' 9. orchestra; 9:30. Hayseed orchestra;, 0. dance orchestra:- 11. EJksl pro gram:. 11 to 13. organ and singer- Jt KPRC: 6 to 1 a. rn.vCB8 programs. :i 'Los Angeles-. KFI: 6, baritone: 6:30. NBC pro grama: 7:30, concert:, 8.. NBO pro gmms; .9:30, .tenor and . Schonberger Trio: 10. orchestra: 11 to 12. NBO- - KHJ: ee, CBS programs:.; 10. news. ' orchestra; 12 to 1 a, m.. organ. ..i : .... KNX: 8, organ. Serenade. Melody Maids; 7. Watanabe and Archie: - 8 KNX. Neapolitans: 8:30. Charlie Hamp; 9, violin choir:. 9:80. Ethel Duncan; 10. Tom and Wash: 10:16. Wranglers; 11 to 13. organ. y ', ' Denver . , KOA; 8, NBC; 8:15. Screnaders- or- -chestra; 9, NBC; 9:30. Nlghtcappers: 10:16, singers; 10:30 to 11. NBC pro--grams. - ,.. ,, .. Salt Uxke city KSU:.8, NBO programs: 71.. concert: - 7:30, NBO programs: 8:15. Jewol Boxr. 8:45, television; 9. NBC: 9:30. Utah- r Advertisers: 10. hews: 11 to 12. organ- best vrool that you a gone pony, as the Doctor eorenV . : .. '.:, I felt myself going talut, bit I tliousht It would ba best to. bear 0 ( him out. 1 might loarn sonietlilng .-t now, ,-- . rott ttonl to get clear otcay , rqm here, right now.' he went On. 'and I'm the only one thai can aetj.u you out. The gatekeeper icouM let you pass i I was telh you. Iut ' you couldn't get out ol here In a v, hundred year, olhcrtcays. : ) .!. f.'TMt ..Isn't any prison; hi:' grinned, :6ut the Uoetot can t ko... any of his convalescents elearlngui out belore they're as well as they:i think they are. lit e responsible - la those icho . brought them nere, and don I (oroel it tca-i tlauA t brought you here- clth her hus ( baud's knptcledge and consent.. 11 'I think niy absolute silence. ,a made him n Utile uncomrorlable. See here. I'm your, friend., .he lufarmed pie once again. . -t don t icnnf alt thlno except lo help- yon, And d'.you knato uhyt III ielt iotl,.,T though you've surety . guessea - u. ii I'm in love tctlh you.' V ". "X shuddered and seemed to' (eel'.', niyseir go pnle.' .. -,,.:'.! .." 'Sure thirg,. I. am," he conVnl tlnucil. 'll ii, I tell In love Willi you lite nisi i oiucnt tel 'eyis fin''', t'n. - Knch time I seen you, I "ijSlr deeper in luvelill noto.i .,' can't,. , live trillion! you. Ifert'nly an'.; - s I '4,K j' ite'e; you tail't ; live ' without inc., eilier--pr voiit;oA' Oct any better here. Anil if oan' ., live without , you. i and you enntio I he viiilwut mcuhy . . , there it is. . .... . -. " Auto, f dati'f pose you ve taV leu In love with me like t have -j with yon, but youd rather leave here and marry me, than slbp) here and not- get icclr tcoiildn I. j your ' : ' : - i- ' . . ' " 'll'daf about Itr" 1 still, romnlned slloht, .itartf? , hocnuse .1 couldn t sponk. z, .-., 'And look here, he added, wlthiu n hint ot nnnoyance in 1)18 tone. limit you think that anybody else but mt ran get you out. Don I noil I Inn k Hint v aye it gotno to hr.lp.i uoii. He'd mdrry you for . yoilf mancy.pr.i haps, I' he could oel. uou out ol here. ' s ' . . ' ' . j " 'That man Wave is a l6lrr. a I Mel and a murderer, who served i a term ol penal servitude. Ask Aim ypursell 11 he did a fine-year loll i at San I'aalo fall and ire how he' j lakes it. Spring tt on him sudden ly. and see If fie loot:.! aood. ' : j "'Well, you wouldn't trust your- ' sell to a man like that, would your. I Not even II he could do anything ! Icr yon , .. ,. Rrcept wiclcdnrsi. "1 still stared in slloncc. Dul '.A ' wns . trylns hard to siitni.noq itrengtli to suy what I wauled to " soy. I did not want my voice to a tremble and let that creature think i was afraid -think I had uny feel ing but nn almost uncontrollable nausea nt the slRbt ol his face and the sound ol his voice. "'So thnie it is, be went oh. "Thai's what I come lo say. I'll get you out ol here, right now, nnd marry you at once. What d'you lay!" .... "And ho put on n smile Hint al most prevented my saying any thing. "I stood up an-1 pressed the bell. "'1 say tills. I answered htih. 'Hint I would rather spend the real of niy life In this house, or die to nlRlit, thnn .eyei1, snenk to vou ngaln. I'd snonur be turtured lo death In the most. horrible way llh nglnnhiu, than leave bore with you. " 7t that your last wordt' he asked, his voice and face changing remarkably. . ' . ; " '1 Ii opo .It's my Inst word to you, I replied, 'for I think you're a loathsome, lying beast.' , "And then there came a tap at the door, and he had lo opcu It. - "DoIur so. he came face to face with Nurse Jones, and you should have seen her face and heard bcr vuk-e its she said: . i "'And pray, what are you doing , in hercV "I really felt that she was my devoted friend, she scorned so sav agely IndlKiinnt. "That's all. my dear." Marjorle concluded. "Oh, don't look like thai." Out John Waye's face did not change. Staring at the lurf befnre liltti, bis fists clenched, hit eyes blazing, his e.iressiun that ol , tortured wild beast, he repeatedly murmured: ' '- "Mi. James! , , . Ur. Jamtsi . . . sir. lames 1 ... v . . 'C9i"r4i Ivlo t fttJtnt A. SteUt Le.i Poiscn for a call Inat't vbhai Jame aftks Louie for lomcrrbv, but it isn't a cat for tthlch Ways ctf his trap.