La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 18, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textcfinday, April 18, 1931 .-..-irr- . UMWilJUi j VTjmiNlj UDCSrjIV V TjK, XjA IjKAIN lift, UKfc. Page Seven pLASSIFIED At The Market Phce of Union Und Wallowa Counties j WANTED ToteD Salesmen to sell nationally rivsrtlsed product to Stores., Gar- ' . Factories, etc. Easy to make u 00 an hour or 500.00 or moro monthly. Tested sales plan. No Soney required for stock. We de liver and collect. Pay checks mailed n Saturdays. Big surprise waiting. Write Fyr-Fyter Co., 81B0 Pyr-Pytor Bid? Dayton, Ohio. 4-18-1 tp JjrED TO BORROW 1500. Good security. Call Observer.. 4-17-2 tp security want building moved. See P. Truax, i gunela, Ore. 4-18-3 t. C. W. CAIN, 408-J, for painting, capering and Kaisomlnlng. Prices ' sonable.- -:' . ,- . 4-18-3-tp. WANTED Two solicitors for maga 1r fine subscriptions. Liberal commls- Sat'i. Bank" bidg. 4-16-3 t. WANTED Painting or general repair vtork by exp. man. Ph. 222-J. 4-14-8 tp AVAILABLE for parn tlmo bookkeep ing audits, ' statements, accounting service. Frank L. Black. Ph. M. 42. 4-14-t f. 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 home. Close In. 2 blks. west Mont gomery Ward, 1S02 Second St., cor. Washington. 3-30tf FOR SALE FOR SALE Single bed, mattress, springs, wheel chair, 458-J. . 4-18-1 tp. FOR SALE 3 sets of butt-chain har . ness, double disc, mowing machine and hay rake. Phone Farmers 20X. J. D. Dobbins. 4-18-3 t. FOR SALE Mixed grass hay. Phone Farmers 20X. J. D. Dobbins. 4-18-3t FOR SALE Netted Gem seed pota toes, 91.10 per sack. Hills Service or Phone M 988. 4-17-2 t. FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 acres of ground, 5 room plastered house, barn, hen house, milk house. Call at 1708 Z Ave. 4-17-2 tp. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 880 A NE Enterprise, 7-rm. house, 'bam 60x70, 200 A level wheat land, bal. rolling pasture land. Give me a bid on this ranch. Courteoy to agents. R. V. Rountree, 1943 S Towne Ave., Pomona, Cal. 4-17-2 tp FOR SALE 7 dairy cows, Jersey and Durham. Call at 1700 Z Ave. 4-17-2 tp. FOR SALE: Registered 'roller canaries. Guaranteed singers, Mrs. Frank Lajoy, Telocaset. 4-17-5 tp. The honor of serving you at a time when expert and effi cient service is eo badly needed obligates us to do everything as nearly perfect as possible. You can rely upon us. We Understand SNODOKAHH A ZIMMKIIMAN FRECKLES AND HIS KOSE-DnihG, OMES f, VEBWBULKToK WkLLVJtY AUb HkNINi A SOUfcBBLE VlTn the ONMEB. 0WCK MID Gladys INSPECT The IkPABTHEKT THAT THE GlOLTOENB !rlVHTTINSl.Y SIGNED A THBEE YEAR LEA1E CM AG Yol) I VAH...LST W6R so-. (PW VHBLL, VJB'LL TBV.-C1SWT JmM FEECkLES J 8E vwe CAN M feW PASS TVtS MM K A BEAT THE TR AIM flPV CEMTURV.... TMERE'S ffl V 7 IMTO ELliWACT, fe I 1TJ RAILP.OAD, RISHT J Iffiffil " 0 , MOM'N POP v7 l ( v'Ll REPORT Xw WT BUNCH CFf AUBlHECE &tt A LOT OF I -I 1 t 10 lilt LM-WLCWl-', I rcnuvtiv M.MHowa ' ' l ' ' I You YOUNG V vNE'tt W(,JE1NTW; FOIJ WSTWCE, TwtM-S HO ITnou6H1 SLte -nrrS pi If tMtRY-twut a DELwitctb ih Xasking pXJ ' "fj- 'f Cr C)UGH Iwe.fbomt tDJlCE Y-7? y !r 'l 7 AND H0VM t)0 YOO T)lSPOSE Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to the line.) Per line, 1st insertion .'. loo Per line, each addod consec- " . utlve insertion .-. 7. Minimum charge on one' rder :...............25c n " ' RATES BY MONTH " 2 .1 nes, per month ....,.......2.5o 3 lines, per month . . 53 35 lines, per month . $4 00 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 OP INSERTION, stop orders on ad Inserted until further no tice must be received by the same 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. PHONE MAIN 600 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It." FOR SALE Seed potatoes. Hattle Prlzwold, Alicel. 4-16-3. tp. FOR SALE OR TRADE for acreage near La Grande, gas station, cabins and dwelling house In North Pow der. Inquire 1325 Z Ave. 4-16-3 tp. FOR SALE Two acres, six room mod ern house; barn, garage, chicken house, drilled well, automatic pump, orchard, Just outside city. Weat End N Ave, $6000. Terms. Call 347-R. 4-15-4 tp. 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 Garden tools, screens and'screen doors at reasonagle prices. Dalles Furniture Store. 3-23-1 m. ACREAGE FOR SAIjS 1 and 2 acre tracts. Ph. 363-M or. Inq. at Ella Rynearson farm. 3-19-1 m. 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. April to 20th, 10!4c later 10c. Pa cific Hatchery, Tangent, Ore. - 3-25-1 mp. Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons DKS. Iliril ARDSON AND HILL Office Phono Main 15 Rooms 17-18-10-20 sommer Bidg. DR. A. h. RICHARDSON Res. Phone Main 55 DR. F. C. HILL Res. .Phone Main 785 I.EE B. liOUVY, M. D. I.EWA WILKES, M. 1. Completely equipped Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bidg. 1 Phone Main 10 Bit. F. h. ILLSTON Eye, Ear Noso and Throat 1-7 SOMMER BLDG. Phono Main 778. JAMES J. D. MAUN, M. 0. Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDING. Office Ph. M. 716 Res. Ph. M. 712 Astrologer MRS. FltlilltnlCK IIAL.MES 301 N. Avo. Readings Daily. Readings by Mail a Specialty. FRIENDS . 1 1 Automobiles 109 'iw CAR wciu ..... 1926 Bulclt Coach, lots of ex- ioq'o.1 P" condition $300.00 wiuucuuiuh- coacn, now 1 1928 PorTf? tlreS m0tr V""1 275 00 tQO,.v. sutuiuibuea a6.00 1027 Chrysler coupe 075.00 These care have 1931 license. - WE TRADE. Perkins Motor Co. ... Main 500 4th and Adams. ' V" 4-17-2 t. FOR RENT ACREAGE close In with buildings. 25 per month. Call owner, 469-J or 2004-lst St. 4.18-a tp. FOR RENT Purn. or unfurn. 3 rms., . mod. vith bath and basement. Garage. 1208-8th St. 4-18-1 tp I'Oii liENT Nice c:eaa housekeeping rms. Cheap, 1201-8th. 4-18-1 tp. FOR RENT Front bedroom for 1 or 2 TOll.h nrlvnra famii.. .. I able. Near Normal, 202-9th St. . - " : 4-17-2 t. FOR RENT Small turn. apt. and sleeping room. Newly kalsomlned. Close In. Call Main 934, 1306 O Ave. 4-17-2 tp. FOR RENT 4-rm. mod. house, partly furnished, garage. Ph. Geo. H. Chapman. 4-16-3 t. FOR RENT 900 acres good pasture land with water. Coll Main 906. . 4-16-3 t. FOR RENT 1 furn. a-rrn. apt. Phone 369-W. 1602 Wash. -4-15-6 t. FOR RENT 5-rm. mod. turn, house. Phone 219-W. 4-10-t f. FOR RENT Strictly modern house with 4 bed rooms. Ph. M .686. 4-4-t f. FOR -RENT Mod. 4-rm. house, 3& acres. Call at 2104-lst St. ' 4-11-t X. FOR RENT 5-rm. mod. house, near Normal. Inq. 1405 N. Ave. Ph. 434-J. ; 4-7-t f. CLEAN, STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates reasonable. Zuber Brick, 1408 Wash, 4-8-1 mp. APT., NEWLY finished, gas range, water and lights furnished. 2013 First St. . : . 4-2-t f . FOR RENT Nice up-to-date furn. - apt6., with garage. Landls Court. 8-27-t f. HOUSES for rent and for sale. Loons oh improved olty- homes. O. D. Pot ter, Res. Ph. 610-J. Bus. Ph. M-752. . 3-26-t f. FOR RENT Furn. houses and apts., with bath, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults. 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS BUY, SELL, RAISE and move houses, rent jacks and timbers, also sell outfit. John Mars. ' ' 4-18-1 t. PLUMBING HEATING - All Kinds of Sheet Metal and Furnace Work. LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY. Wash Ave. Phone Mam 179.' 4-18-1 t OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night at Eagles hall. 4-16-3 t. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notloe. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 12-10-1 m. EASTERN OREGOK School of Muslo. violin, piano, voice, credits. I. O. O. P. temple, 447-J. 9-6-1 m. Magneto Repairing Jtusch, Eiscman, Splltdorf EVf'I.IISIVR KACTOHY i ' REI'RESENTATIVB Itattery A Electrluil Service COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1425 Adams rilone M 753 T-HERAGE! NICE NEIGHBORS! OUT OUR WAY B-dSf U0iT THERE 'VoU. DonY BE Y SoRE 0lJ GoTrA 3$$&f, tVr-rriW AM' rEl If SinvPlT CrWt . AMACve wtvM 'f1'tirwi MPivte. iW- A woo see mwv TWiKice - oo iil3fM most KiQ,vye. AfcooT l in at ooes per Khovn HOo GoTTa -J Pit Ik UARD Tiwe.'S - frAE TH' Bus.eibS F?.6P A HQr 'fW I r SVVPUV-D GO HljWGRy, f3EPRe.101sJ? I BEPORE. 00 CAM 'ill ! "- "VUE.M KiKJD PEbPVt KAAMfe. MOt NFEO OM HIM . 3 f i PO "VrAAT AM -ffAEKJ J 10C FOR TM' OOKiV VJOwW- - - nil i f i." '"I " " -CQMP-A1N4 ABOUT f BurcHEa,6AvES,htJKr,U alx. come fl I vBE'm' poor al,v I C.oovv. SnoceRS. Itwc To o&. Ll . U' L '-'-' lVlAT GOOO FOOD. FPRMtRS MeS, SOE. FoN Sf? LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Dp- nou-iarmg ug cleaning Works Phulie 424-W. Chos. Sdwai-ds, prop 12-1-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential Insur ance Co., and oan make farm oi city loans at attractive rales of in terest. Cbas. H. Reynold, insurance, loans and bonds. LOST LOST Ladle's black kid glpvcs.-Phono Main 886. - ' 4-18-1 tp Finish Cops County Bridge by January MAR8HFIELD, April 18, (Rt Tlie Xsthmus Inlet bridge at Bunker Hl(l, for which Coos county voted a $300,' 000 bond Issue, will be oomnleted January J. next", according to Bon P. Llesch, contractor. Virtually nil the bridge false-work Is up, and lumber for this work ahd for' coffer dams amounted, to more than one million board feet, Half of, the concrete columns and expansion beams have been poured. The construction of the "fixed" dam 'of steel construc tion will begin next week. . The bridge will be 1,745' foet lond and will open the Coos river yaljey.' Wealthy New York Ticket Seller Dies NEW YORK, April It im Joe Le biang, 67, who made a fortuno by selling theatre tickets at cut rates, died of heart disease yestorday. His establishment in the basement of a Times Square drug store is thronged nightly at theatre time by persons hunting for last minute bar gains. He was considered one of the wealthiest .of the Broadwayltes. At his central ticket agency ho sold soats at a nominal advanco over box office prices for shows that were doing too well to get into his cut rate depart ment. WonderL'ek Hospital . Established Mar. 1929. " Never a Surgical Death Phono Main 678 . MoT POS.'.'TWeRES THE TCA1U AAAKl'-.VJE MOST 8 SOiU' A MILE A WvlrJUTE -AUt LOOK' f GRE UtMErAS'. LET'S MfMUW Vl YOU WELL.TwEV CM 3UST ) ' GET CWT OF WERE. I I 00 NiOUT ? T6 ThE OLO WOftCWti .. J COULD MtvlER LME1N VOU S6NED LEASE - TriEY TRICKED MlV-UOWC-Sv PLACE UKE TU, TwE Vt'i ME. IMTo S(rWlNCt CT.' C in t!.wr T- oh cmcvc.www Kjj, E y ' ' ' J J f G $ s,0 fc $ ,$ 3 $ 4 j, ' , - S I Radio Programs Si:,NI)AY JHqCUI,MS National Broadcasting 'Cq.; 6:16, vo rnllsto and orohra; 7, orchestra, talk, Sunday a( Set!) Parker's, KQO; 8:15. vocalists and orchcotra; (This Amaslng Unlverac, KOO); 8:30, piano; 9, vocalists arid orchestra: 9:30, vo calists and ensemble; 8 :45, Reader's Guide; 10:15, organ; 11 to 13, orches tra: . . Columbia Broadcasting system: 0. Topics; 8:30, orohestrn and Edgor Quest; 7, orchestra: 7:30. musical programs; 8:30. Dr. Barrows. Musical Forgct-Me-Nots: 9, Chronicles; 8:30, orchestra: 11 to 12, organ. Northwest Broadcasting system: 6, symphony orchestra: 7, songs of to day; 8, orchestra: 9, band: 10, lyric trio;. 11 to 12, Midnight SercnadeiB. . Hpokanu KHG (500): u a. m.', Loo Roberts; 9:30, records; .10. Bible students, dance music; 11, tabloid: 11:30. or chestra; 12,. Youth Conference; 1, National Forum; 2, Posdlck; 3, Cath olic hour; 4, Hits and Bits; 4:30, musical programs; 0:15, NBC pro grams; 7:16, feature; 7:45, Hawaiian RatnbowB;. 8, Ejplscopal Cathedral; 9, NBO programs; 10:15 to 11, orqun. ;),-. .w':: ' Seattle ' . KJR (970): 6 to 13, NB8 programs. Taoonia KVI (780): 9. orchestra: 10, Hans und Frlt, orohestra: 10:30, Walka thoh: 11, phantom Hour; 13 to 1 a. m.t organ. . Portland KEX (1180): 6, orchestra; 7, silent: 8, orchestra and soloists; 9, band; 9:30, mUetl chorus; 10, orchestra; 10:30, Walkathon; 11 to 12, orchestra. Oakland , KLX (880): 8:30, concert duo; 7:30, studio program; 8, novelty trio; 8:80, Theatre of Air; 9, instrumental and vocal music; 10. to 11, band. KQO (790) i 0 to 12, NBC programs. Han Fninelsco KPO (680): 8:16, NBO; 6:45, Shoke spearean play; 7:30, orchestra; 8, American Poets; 8:15, NBC; 8:30, or chestra; 9. string quartet; 10 to 11, orchestra. KPRO (010): 6 to 12, CBS programs. Los Angeles KNX (1050): 7, All Souls' church; 7:30, Wrahglers; 8, Presbyterian church; 9, violin; 10:30 to 11:30. tho atro. KHJ (900): 7, organ; 7:30, string symphony; 8, orchestra: 8:80, finan cial ndvlce, music; 9. Chronicles; 9:30, MoU...WEAHLy THBEe TIMES THAT PAST-. OLD TEssia: kMOVNS MOl To PLy.'.' $ Movl YOU'LL BE ABLE YfSK f TO. SET T1JAT CRUTCH To ) Jf,i L TWE peTECTNE BEROB J ' 1 .. ' k TK AIU AWD DISAPPEARS r H-j U Iki the crrff - y 'p fJJ, s ( ELKHART, WOW... A Ks r 4, v , x CAN SEE . 'J . THE RAILCOAO T shops.' J By J. R. Williams music; 10, news, orchestra; 11 to 12, orgun. ' KPI (640): 0:15,. NBC; 7:15, trio; 8, Beautiful Women: 8:30, male tiuar- tet and mchostro: 9. NBC; 9:30. male quar-tet and string trJc: 19, orchestra; iumu, icrior anti car:,c;'.e; Ji to 12, NBC. . ' . - l)-uvi;r ' KOA (830): (1.15, I.'B'J;. 7:1.1. talk, xylophcn.a; 7:45. t .udny at Beth Parker's; 0:15. NBO: 0:30, S.illtalro cowbeyn; n. iroq; 9 :.iq. orchestra; 10, tqnof; 10:15 to 11. crjiiui. Wi .iliv 'air KB!, (1100): 0:1.1, NBC; 7:15. Presbyterian- church; 7:45, MonslRnor Hunt; b:io. W3C; 8:33. L. D. a sorv tcos: 0, NBC; 9:to, mystery play; 10, organ; 12, ctudlo pvogrr.m. MONDAY I'ltCKiit.UtH National Broadcasting Co.: 6, or chestra; 6:30, .quartet and brohestra: 7, vocalists and orchos.tra; 7;30, Em pire Builders; 6. Amos and Audy; 0:18, (KGQ) Tom Mitchell, Peter Hay, Rcmhriindt Trio; : 0, Sherlock Holmes: 9:30, singers and orchestra; 10, news; 10:30. Ylr Prion' Scotty, uiuslo; 11 to 12, dance orohcatra. Columbia Broadcasting system: 6, musical program; 0:80, ' Evonlng in Paris; 7, orchestra; 7:30, Tono Pic tures; 8, Jamboree; 10, hand, orches tra; 12 to 1 a. m., Vagabond of the Air. . . ...',:. ' ; ..- 1 r': Northwest Broadcasting system : 6:40, markets, garden talk; 6, musi cal programs: 0:45, mystery play; 7, Qalcndar of Air: 7:30. symphony; 8, play: 8:30. television, Look and Lis ten; 0, Montavlllb Flowers; ' 9:30, wrestling: 10:80, Moonlight Melodies; 11, orchestra; 12 to 3 a. m., Midnight Rcvollers. Rpokann KHQi 7 a. m., Town Crier, Alice Blua Gown, Van and Don; B, Happy time; 9, Walt and Norman, talk; 10:30. Woman's Magazlno; 11:30, slngor, organ; 12, talks: 1 ;10, seed sorvlco, School of Air: 2, studio parado; 8, musical comedy: 3:30, dance music and Hill Billies: 4, service hour; 8, sports, muslo: 6. NBO programs: 0:30. musical programs; 10:16, Inland Em plrb Forum: 10:30, onsomblo; 11 to 12, danco music. Seattle KJR: 0:40 to 3 a. m., NBS programs. Taconm KVI: 0, CBS; IQ:3Q, Walkathon; 11 to 12, orchestra, Portland KEX: 0, dream mclodlts, safety club; 6:45, mystery play; 7, silent: 8, NBS programs; ' 10:30, Walkathon; 11:30, orchestra; 12 to 8, NBS. Oakland KLX. : 7:30, piano, malo trio; 8, By Blopev By Cowan Happy Haysocds; 8:30, Theatre of Air; 0. piano: 0:30. studio program; 10 to 11, danco music. KQO: 6 to 12, NBC programs. Han lninelsco KPO: 6:45, Henry Starr; 7, Looking Glass; 8, orohcatra; S, muslo: 8:80, Hayseed orchestra; 10, news, Honey moonera; 10:30, dance orchestra; 11, Elks; 11:30 to 12, organ. kj-'KU: o to l a. in., ubs programs. Los Angeles KPI (6401: 8:30, NBC programs; 7:30, concert: 9, NBC; 0:30, tenor and trio: ID, orchestra; 11, NBC. khj; 7, orchestra: 7:30. Grand Opera Miniature; 8, Jamboree; 10. news, orcnesira; 14 w l a. m., organ. knx: 7, watanabe and Archie: 7:3Q.' Don Amaieo: 8. orchestra; 0, violin choir: 8:30, Ethel Duncan; 10, Wranglers; H to 12, orgafl. KOA: 8. NBC programs: 8:15, Sero- naders, orchestra; 9, NBC: 0 :30, Night cappers; 10:15 to 11, NBC programs. mui. juui&tt viy KSL: 8, NBO programs: 7, ooncert; BuPercitial Cliridopker Wren-Author of ' : D 17 Alf IWI'TU tiJ MYSTERIOUS WAYE SVKUt'SiS: Tlie Julxn Wnya . toioss orfieace tit Dr. Csnrters' nui jliiie fioma uins alteniieo' 6u a -.' (rViiii ' 0' lnvsterious find Cranio ' flevetopineiiU waa -npl' qluifiis imii'it bv that name. So lis rd voH In berihiiilrlfl ti atari, at Mi Hie. Itetoro tAal in a augers fnr rsriioucfj ffom Iliril or tlx mnilirul ' croaifti he Had been tJtt wiiuilfJiv J0I111 IJfirre 'Wave Vniiflerifiir sr. ' Ctftlr Hei to all haltttnua and ro ins ra'nifd dlimnnd. The lfnnt ; fina 8tm ha ehertahttl vet another 1ewel tor iMih ftlm Aid !lud Ills dfiliuliler tfonr.morv adored child 6 tli eslrqnqed wilt Altrln Out, rlin' havov roiiiunulonlilp t brnlten when htn' home lit entered and rVosem-irv etoleu To her re. coverv nnti to the vnntuhment at her i-ldiiatmrs John Watte St. 1 Clnlr iJedleolM qll of 'lis. vajf wsalll and votper. Chapter 20 '" """' "' THE UNSETTING SON AHt days mi. mi sleepless nlghls ' were a compound of misery and of wrath. Alternately 1 was para lyzed will) horror and BalvanUed by rnKO ocalnsl these nlio hail dnred to tear the cniicl 'roin Uome. and HefP her prisoner. ' :V The police, n score ot deteetwes. nnd other prlvnte t'ndlvlduals were constantly aji work. ' Those In a pnslllnp to Hno .v boat, aasiired nie that I should very auon receive somo communication 'from the. kidnapers. ninklnB proposals for the ante return at. the child as sqpn n's certain conditions hail uoen com piled with.' AriiIii and again I was amnion thai It wus perfectly certain that the child, had only htieii Hldniuied for rniMoin: and thai. as soon s the criniliinls hail laid their plant' tor the safe receipt 't the ransom money the child woiil( he .rt;t'irued HiihHrl; and I was advised Instantly and fully to comply' with, the a niniKls of the, lilUnnpors. . Tliero wguld be tlne ennuKh when my ohlld was returned to.nie. to cunslder the quostliin al punish mcnt, " . ' The advice was unncceasnr? Should they demand the payment ol everything, that I posiessed Id the world, they should have It: ana II they demanded t wire as much, thej Should have that, for I would borrow It- nut I promised myself that, un.ass I died before my mission was ful lllled. 1 would havn them Yes they should have It;, and, yes, I would have them. Sure enough, some three weekB after Rosemary's disappearance, and, Just when I was ahnul at itie end ot my tether, I roielved u bust nesnllko letter, lb good style, and obviously written by a person ol.ed ucatiun and ozperlenre. This document set forth the terms on which I should receive Itosemnry back, sate nnd sound There wer no vulsnc threats or anylhlns of that noiuro. but merely a plain and straightforward builiies offer, , I was assured that, on my com' pletlng my Bide ot the bargnla. my dniiRhl or.. 'oii Id be returned tp mo. and thai I should never be mnleriied again. ir, on the other hand. I fni.eit to fulllll my part Df the enntrnct, I should never soo my child aiiln; anil It she wore recovered by the po lice nnd returned to mo. the child would promptly he kidnaped npnln Therr was. ne I hfiv said, no tliinul of murder or Injury, or any thing 'if tlinr sort, mil merely the statement Hint if 1 wauled to re cover, and to keop. my child - 1 must fulllll their demands I quite agreed with the detective to whom I allowed the loiter, thai this was not one ot the old fashinned gungs but a criminal or band ot criminals ot superior menlnlliy: nnd therefore far more dllllcult to clr curnvent. And there was further evidence ol this In the demands themselves, which nieant a colossal loss to nie. In the first place, they warned "in family diamond. Known R9 The un selling Suu: nnd. In the second place, 1 was ulrocled to pur.liase 100 other dlainunrls. each ol the value of nol less 1 1. 11 11 J 1 11.11110 Kvtdcntly the scoun'lrels nn , no Intpinlun ol beiiiR. irnccd nv nit i:t of paper miinav. billi or bonds They, pointed out that the irnino dlale rocelpt j them ol I'he timet ling Sun would indicate my desiib to recover my daughter at the cost In dicated, and would have a fuvorttile effect 00 her health. For the collection ol the hundred diamonds, a fortnight would be ui lowed, and my duiighlei would lie returned safely to me ns simid js the kidnapers had sn t IhIIbiI themsfives that the stones wore genuine anu ol Iho stipulated value I was then nindt specially vvur:ieii that If there were any "hunky panky" of any Kind, such us eii'ili.g a model ot l'ho Uusoitlng Sun aim Inferior or Itnltallou diamonds, or 7:30, NBO programs: 8:18, Jewel Box. television; 9; NBC; 9:30, Utah adf vertlscrs: 10. news; 11 to 12, organ.' ' Marshfield Host to ; De Molay Conclave t MARSHFIELD, April 18 VPl Two''i special trains and a chartered stage will bring 400 De Molay youths and at least 200 parents to Marshfield for the annual De Molay state conclave April 24 and 25. ,Ono hundred Port, land youtha and 65 alumni members of the Portland chanter will make I the trio. Grouns will attend from ' Klamath mils, Medford, Ashland and , ttiumti Pass. The Portland - degree team will put on the Initiatory wort;. NauticaJ Tetroi A siuiiir-lnaf sen Ib n ton henvlng :n 'pjtiii1iiiI wuvea, usually with ' hi lilili K'lml. ... Illi'VU UL.IIU BEAU IDEAL It any one of the latter were esti mated by their expert as ;ielns worth ess that) $10,000, niy AaiiEh ter would qot tie returned to nio, . ' Tbe writer went on la warn me against .the childish stupidity u eu- , deavarlog IQ set pny kind of ti p p. The Unsettlns Sun was to De . posted In a registered parcel tp a ljo od(ireea In Chicago. The parcel : would be called for by a nieasuuger who would himself be Ihstrueted by an Individual who knew neither, the name nor the face of the yvritet of this letter, : The hundred diamonds were to be ' seat In a renlsferoid parcel, a ?ort-, lilght later, to another boi-address In New Vprk, wh,ere they would again be collected by an Innocent perjioq u.itlrely iguprnnt of lUe writer's, IdepUty. '.-.,.. -., ; It would. ,ot cotirso, bo the slm- , plost matter, tor the police to arrtst the messenger' directly he -r ahs '- oolled for the parcel; hm the arrest ed person could only lead them to j another ns liinncent and Ignuraut as ' the actual messenger And should this second pers in be arrested.'he would be unulile to give , aqy useful Information, even (I he ' ' wshed to do sp. . v bventniilly! ao astute detective or . a bullying third degree olllcur nilgbt - possibly arrive at a person who kqew sjqiM.e.th.lng. out' thai person. lynuld no) squeal And. by that time , where wpqirt t'Jie lildtiapad.ijhUd De? - i After a careful study ol ihis. iet;' ' ter, I decided q it to shqsv II tt. the ' qlllclal pqllie at all. for ihiilr ohe.t:f , wpuid . nntii'rAliy. be to effect the ar; rest of n dniigorons crlinlnai of erlniliinis. and. Incldenialiy. lo re- cover my, qhUI: whereas uiy qialn ., desire was to get lioseiunry buck, and, Inoldentally and afterwards., to get the scqaudrel who' hai .kid- -naped aer Auq here , I might tell you itiaUl this dlftttiond," .rhq..UnsUlng, Sqii,.. , My grandfather, who nod 1 pas sion for pre.cliius stmic's. boiiBht II j tor a faiiuloqs sqn), tniiu a syudli-ate , ot Furls dlniiinuil iiierclimiia. H. I one of the repiliud unliH'ky' Blnnes Certainly, this diamond. I'btt tin. ' soiling - un, had been the property " of a number. 01 remarkably unttyi :', lunate kings and queens, princes, and powers, as well as private irv- ,' dl.vldqais; and It la true t)iat my grandfather, known In. Wall Ifreet ;. , and among bis friends as "Liu.ky SL Clair" up to the time of his ar qqlrlpR The Unsettlns Sun. came to be knawn, as "IJnlueky St. Qlar," soon afterwards and thencaforth. . - His wife, wns burnt la doath In a --' disastrous lire which destroyed Ills marvelous home and he died a coin paratlvely poor man poor though still the proprietor or The Unioltlng Sun. which nothing would Induce him to sell. He left the dlnmond to my father, an condition that ho never sold It, but bequeathed It to his son m like :.m. and he to his son and so, In perpetuity. - . ' My 'nther was not what, could be called an unlucky man, but. shortly after Inheriting The Unsettlng Suq my mother, 'whom be adored, was killed in a terrible railway accident. And here was I, again, by no means a generally unlucky man, los ing my wife in turn, and, more tragi-, cully, my daughter, soon after com. Ing into possession of the stone. . II Ruseninry wore nllve. I wauld, not bequeath The Upsetting Sun lo her. and It Is possible that It was. with the faintest 'soimallon of grim satisfaction that I mailed the dia mond 10 the indicated address Within a fortnight I bad dis patched o the other address a par cel ol 100 beautiful diamonds, not one ol whlcl. was worth less than $10,000. ISIovcn t a."s loter I received a let ter, bearing some village postmark. Informing me that my child would; bo found waiting for ine. three days henrc. at house In Chicago, the ad-, dress ot which was given. The loiter went on to say that the sooner I went there after that date, the belter tor the child. Co;nmunicatlun with, the police would be liiijlc. for the writer would tie out ot the country by the lime? this loiter renehed mo, I will not dwell on this story, the lulling which, even after these years, iiakes me tremble from bead , to tout. ... The address proved to he that of a dilapidated bouse, standing alone. I In an iinfrequeiiled part ot the out j skirls of tho town, a hideous and I -noisier house, long abandoned and empty -empty save for tlie Tact that mi ked in a small, bare, nnd filthy, upstairs room, a child lay on the foul Hour hcuenth a grimy window illiniii-d beyond her reach. . a,,, tvio, it tuitt'ui A. Stciei Ce.) , A child's agonized cry burnt dnep inlo St. CKlr'i loul, and hi -ui. cldo" leads tomorrow, to a niw lit as aourrtd by ravengt, J.