Tuesday, April 28, 1931
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The Market Plmce of Union and Wallowa Conntiei J J'
WANTED
WANTED Man wltH team to haul '
dirt. Call at Snodgrass and Elm- ,
I merman Mortuary. 4-28-2 1. 1
WANTED Some one going to Union
and Cove dally about 3:30 or 4 p.
I m. Inq. Observer. 4-28-t t.
- CALL C. W. CAIN for papering, palnt
$ Ing and kalsomlnlng. 409-J.
WANTED To buy Plymouth. Rock
setting eggs. Ph. 227-M. 4-27-2 t.
2 WANTED Pasture for 60 ewes and
S their lambs, or will sell. Farm 25X5.
4-24-4 t.
WANTED Fainting or general repair
i work by exp. man. Ph. 222-J.
4-H-G tp
5 wanted Permanent roomers, large
6 llpht atenm heated rooms. In nice
home. Close In. 2 blks. west Mont
gomery Ward, 1902 Second St., cor.
Washington. , 3-30tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 late model
15-30 John Deero 3 plow tractor.
- Earl Chandler, Elgin. 4-28-2 tp.
I s FOR SALE Seed potatoes, Hattle
Friswoia, Aiicei. 4-28-3 tp:
REAL BARGAIN House and 3 rich
lots, 2002 Penn., . east, sell, .rent or
if trade for Improved Portland prop
.: erty. W. L. CoUins R 6 Portland,
j Ore. 4-28-1 mp
WILL SACRIFICE practically .flew 4
room, modem house, garage. In
good location. A bargain, Inq. Ob
server. . 4-27-4 tp
FOR SALE Q-rm. modern house,
newly finished, 926 down,, $15 mo.
Call 409-J. 4-27-2 tp.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For La
Grande residonce property, two
hundred acre ranch three and one
half miles west Haines. Write P. O.
Box 5, La Grande, Oregon. 4-24-t f.
FOR SALE Roan . bull, l mile
north Alicel, Arno Fowler. 4-24-4 tp
FOR SALE One Red Polled bull, 18
months old, and two bull calves, 6
months old. Would consider trade
for something I can use. I live 4
miles northwest of Union n Mary
Hutchenson farm. Address John
Michelbook, Union, Ore. 4-24-6 t.
Professional
. Directory
Physicians & Surgeons
nit. c. s; MOOKE
General Medicine and Surgery
OK. C. E. B BANNER
Specialist in Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology.
SECOND FLOOR ROESCH BLDG.
7 PIIOM3 MAIN 19.
..iar . h.i.'n ,i..-i,v iiii r-jny.r.:,,T,,.?.:..
DKS. UICHAltnSON AND HILL
Office Plfone Main 15
Rooms 17-18-19-20 sommer Bldg.
DR. A. L. RICHARDSON
Res. Phone Main 56
DR. F. C. HILL
Res. Phone Main 765
LEE B. nOUVY, M. D.
K LEW A WILKES, M. D.
Completely equipped Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat hospital and of
fices, third floor Foley Bldg.
. Phono Main in
DR. F. L. RALSTON
Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat
1-7 SOMMER BLDG.
Phone Main 778.
JAMES J. D, IIAUiV, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
"NEW FOLEY BUILDING.
Office Ph. M. 716 Res. Ph. M. 712
. .' . Astrologer
MRS. FREDERICK DALMES
. 301 N. Ave.
Readings Daily.
Readings by Mall a Specialty.
FRECKLES AND HIS
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"An Observer Want Ad
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FOR SALE! New electric washer, $50,
walnut bed complete, 6- po. break
fast sulte.( Leaving town. Will sell
reasonable. Elgin Recorder, Elgin.
4-23-t f.
FOR SALE Netted Gem seed pota
toes, Glodlolu bulbs, 250 doz., 186-R.
J. F. Steinbeck. , 4-22-6 tp.
FOR SALE--Frui'tf, 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.
Automobiles
FOR SALE
1930 Ford Coupe.
1930 Ford Tudor Sedan.
1928 Chevrolet Landau.
1927 Dodge Coupe.
1926 Dodge Sedan.
CHRYSLER GARAGE.
4-28-1 t.
USED CAR SPECIALS
Bulck Coach, lots of ex
tras, in perfect condition $300.00
1926 Studebaker coach, new
paint and tires, motor perfect 275.00
1928 Pontiac coupe, guaranteed 376.00
1927 Chrysler coupe 275.00
These cars have 1931 license.
WE TRADE. ,;
Perkins Motor Co. Main 600
4th and Adams. .4-28-2 t.
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. - ;.-t r ;. .
We understand.; ,
SNODGRASS -&
ZIMMERMAN
FRIENDS
VWH6 WAS TM
PERSOM VNHO
HECIOB'S ROB1,
MR. STEELE ?
I'AA JUST DVlt-1'
To kWOMJ
OIL- "f .
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT Mod. B.rm. house, clean.
at 1702-2nd St. Call Main 759.
4-28-t f.
FOR RENT 3-rm. turn apt.. 1905
Adams Ave. 4-28-6 t.
FOR RENT 4-rm. house. Close In.
-uune lUD-fd. - ip.
MODERN APARTMENT, 910 Main
nveuue. nvuuHDie Aiay i. rn. i-it.,
Main 130. 4-27-2 tp.
FOR RENT 1, 2.3 and 4-rm. houses,
au partly furn. Rent reasonable.
Inq. Berger's Grocery. 4-27-t t.
FOR RENT Unf. house, good con
. dltlon, close in. Ph. 145-W. 4-25-3t.
FOR RENT Furn. apt., newly kalso-
nunea. uor. utn ana N Ave. Phone
147-M. 4-26-t f.
FOR RENT 6-rm. house, strictly
moaern. inq. 14UD Ave. or pnone
434-J. 4-25-t t.
FOR RENT 6 room mod. house, $30.
Close In. Inq. 1701 Wash. 4-24-t f.
FOR RENT Strictly modern house
witn 4 bed rooms. Ph. M 588.
4-4-t f.
CLEAN. STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates
reasonable. Zuber Brick, 1408 Wash.
4-3-1 mp.
HOUSES for rent and tor sale. Loans
on Improved city homes. O. D. Pot
ter, Res. Ph, 610-J. Bus. Ph. M-752.
S-26-t f.
FOR RENT - Furn. bouses and apt3
, with baths, clean, quiet, low rates.
Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m.
MISCELLANEOUS
PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET
305 Fir St.
ROYAL POULTRY FEED,
POULTRY SUPPLIES,
BABY CHICKS.
HARLEY SMITH, Prop.
4-28-2 t.
PLUMBING HEATING
All Kinds of Sheet Metal
and Furnace Work.
LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY.
Wash Ave. Phone Main 179.
4-28-1 t.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, gas fitt
ing, a specialty. Fred A. Balmes. Ph.
1008-J. 203 M. Ave. 4-24-1 m.
WHEN YOU have houses to move or
raise, call 227-W or write E. G.
Lovely, Cor. Spruce and Z. 4-21-1 m
SOMMER HOTEL Private baths,
prices reduced. 1st class place.
4-21-1 m,
AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS
Cut and fitted on short notice.
La Grande Construction & Supply Co.
. 12-19-1 m.
EASTERN OREGON School of MuslO,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. o. O.
P. temple, 447-J. 9-8-1 m.
LA GRANDE MATTRESS & TJp
hoMerlng,& Rug Gleaning Works
"Phuae 424Wj 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. OhaB. H. Reynolds, Insurance,
loans and bonds.
Americanism
Visiting the zoo and amusing
ourselves by watching tho mon
keys; visiting celebrities for imich
Ilia sumo purpose. Kxfhnngp.
"."Magneto Repairing '
Bosch, Elseman, Splltdorf
: EXCLUSIVE FACTORY
REPRESENTATIVE
Battery Si Electrical Service
COX AUTO ELECTRIC
1425 Attains Fhone M 753
KNOCKED COLD!
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FOR trade
FOR TRADE Two ton trucks for lato j
4-21-t t.
FOR TRADE 1926 Overland fori
chickens, cows, pigs or whatever
you have. Would mnka light truck.
Awful shape, but will run. Call
133-R. ' 4-28-1 t. !
Clark Wood
Says
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An Oklahoma farmer Is tilling still
at the age of 108. We understand
that he Is looking forward to real
farm relief if he attains another
century. ,
"Swiss Dairyman Turns to Cheese."
Oregon Journal headline. Yes, yes,
but what variety?
lo Zelgfeld says that feminine
curves are coming back, but he prob
ably doesn't mean the kind that
fanned Babe Ruth.
No doubt Estelle Taylor could re
claim her pugilist husband if she
wished she's a. adept, at making -upJ
"The Turk and the Bolshevik have
signed a new pact of friendship,"
But we'd advise the Turk to watch
his Angora.
Abroad vision; we suppose, prompts
the farm board to sell its wheat In
foreign markets.
Mr. Meier Is apparently In training
for a sort of tribune Job that of
governor, inquisitor and dictator.
' Results Only will determines whether
o: not Spain will be charged by the
league scorer with an rror for that
overthrow.
, When crops don't sell, down In
South America, what they raise is
an insurrection.
If and when he becomes Sir Charles
Chaplin, he'll qualify as a sort of
silent knight.
Alaska's Diicoverer Honored
Vltns Jomissen Boring discov
ered Alnsku. tterlng sea and Bering
atrnlt were nnmefl In honor of Mm.
HOME TIES!
W 20T IF VoO'D w&. To kr- & vjjvry.' THE WD'S FAIUTED-'.' JM
L SEE A' PHOTDSRAPH OF ) r ' fa vlUAT OW EAETH STGOcK. W.
gjf ' WIW(I'D BE SLAD TO V--- fa-. Waa so toTmfflm-
Wk' LET YOU Look AT kF Www r-r-WMMU HAS
T ff nEll there they V If moIvv6se SEEt
' (Xsi .(fGO. OFF ON THE j toup I SO EMPTY , POP - Vr
4XGQm'mEy HOME ORUrA- I YOU REM-ITE f J
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v?nftfei i IA":",r.'i"'vict.lw:. -Mf I i - ,
TvuivW ASoVf
VJOOtO HAPPEN
To 'EM p Tr-v' Pt6"aSf
V SHOULD FMJL
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SHOULD FMLi.
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THE AMrOom.-
Snowden Asks A
Land Tax of One
Penny Per Pound
. LONDON. April 28 WV Philip
Srr vriim. chancellor of the.oxchequor,
yesterday announced In his budget
speech a proposal for taxation or land
values at the rato of one penny to
the pound, a sclicmc which Is opposed
by the. house of lords almost to a
man.
Compared with this, the rest of
his speech was unexpectedly mild,
with none of the dramatic measures
which had been anticipated for the
raising of the t4.l0fi.830.000 which Is
the estimated expenditure for the
1931-33 financial year.
Tho proposed lend tnxi which can
not be put Into force for at least two
years because of tho necessity for pre
liminary valuation, would fall most
heavily upon: the country nobility,
gentry with largo estates, many of
which arc kept nlmost exclusively for
sporting purposes.
Tneso elements of the population
are strongly represented In tho house
of lords where the proposal is likely
to bo resisted to the last gasp.
When Mr. SnoWden had ended htn
remarkably short speech, David Lloyd
feorgo, the liberal chief, said the
land-tax proposal rejoiced his heari,
pat he added tnat ne woum nave
adverse comment to, make on the
budget as a whole.
Temporary expedients, pending an
anticipated general trude recovery,
wero announced by Snowden as a
rneans of bridging the gap or $186,
830,000 between the estimated expen
diture for the 1931-32. financial year,
and the revenue on the present
basis of taxation. ,
Modification Group
Welcomed by Mayor
PHILADELPHIA, April 28 m
Mayor Harry A. Mackey in welcoming
organized lubor's national committee
for modification of the Volstead act
to Philadelphia yesterday, said he
would endorse whatever the com
mittee would do or recommend, be
cause It is in touch with the. com
mon people.
"The people aro going to get whot
they want through legislation or they
will get It through some form of vio
lent, popular manifestation," said thc
mayor.
Tho committee in a report mado
public before It formally went into
By J. R. Williams
V Keeps 'em FRON "' .-I
I ttrtUT MAPPEnW '
-Trt 'ew wow: I
session, said a survey of the senate
and house Indicated a possibility of
modification of the Volstead net to
permit manufacture and sulc of light
wines and boor, by the next congress.
Matthew Woll, prcitdont of the or
nnniEiation. Irr an cdtlrcsH. called oil
l ub or inn !r "niM In- the tight
to repeal tin oiKhtpenth- rmehdment.
"There lr tor. niticlr hrw and order
today," he said. "It le rofnir."
Association May ,
Aid Lumber Mills
By Fixing Price
LONOVIE'. Wash., April 28 (P) r
Formation of the United Export Lum
ber association embracing four oxt
port groups and 146 saw mills In.
Western Washington. Oregon and
British Columbia was announced here
yesterday by L. C. Cliipman, head of
tho export activities of the Long
Bell Lumber Co'.
The Douglas Fir Exploitation and
Export company, Seattle, the Dant
and Russell Export company, Port
land,' the Grays Harbor Exportation
company, Aberdeen, and the Associ
ated Timber Exporters, British Co
lumbia, Ltd., ore the affiliated
groups.
"TVie four companies represent and
will sell the export output of 146
I'saw . mills," . Chipman snld. ."Those
mills produce 05 per cent of tho ex
port lumber capaalty west of tho Cas
cade mountains In British Columbia,
Washington and Oregon," Chipman
said. "Operation of tho United Ex-,
port Lumber association began last
Monday, and It Is tho expectation of
those Interested this association will
bo of material benefit to the lumgor
industry as a whoio and It Is con
sidered a definite step toward general
improvement In tho Industry. . .
. "This company will in no way deal
with the public, but will prescribe
tho regulations under which tho four
separate groups will operate. The or
ganization 1b effected under the pro
vision of the Webb-Pomorene oct."
Stabilization of lumber prices to
foreign buyers is ono of the prime
duties of tho new association, Chip
man said.
TO IIHAIl POLAR' COItHKSI'ONnENT
COLUMBIA, Mo. tm Russell Owen,
newspaper correspondent who went
with Byrd Into the antarctic, Dr. C.
C. Wu, Chinese minister to the United
States, and Capt. Robert Dollnr,
AtcaniHhlp magnate, will speak at tho
annual Journalism week at MlssourL
unlverslty. . ! i t,
By Blower
By Cowan
lan Knocked Out of
isea by wud Auto
VANCOUVER. WftSh.; April 28 MPY
The chattering waters of the kittle
rwuonuuKtu river naci eooinea uus
Heater into peaceful alum bet.
Imagine hla astonishment and re-i
sentmeut, then, when a strange auto
mobile crashed through the wall of
bio house, knocked him out of bed,
and climbed Into his place on the
ruined springs. ,
It happened Sunday night. John
La Chance of Camas was the driver
of the recalcitrant car. Rounding a
curve, the wheels skidded In loose
gravel. Out of control, the machine
bounded over the intervening park
ing, smashed into the frntl wall of
the two-room shack. Jolted Heater
from the bed. climbed the wreckage
of other furniture, and come to rest
against the opposite wall.
If the car had not hit tho house
it would have plunged Into the river.
And If the second wall of the house
Bit Percioal Ckrldcmlier Wren- Adlwr &f
It
ltt7TT17mniT.a ittitm :. BEAD GESTB
YIIII IUUI
i sr.SOI'SlS: When John Wane
St. t'lolr'e daughter, foaemury.
itf tnsmielv muttering Ise nrnns
01 a min tht anils Jlinvil- Aer
' Aider dei-otcs sis lite to t-0n.ee-i-
aned aaolnst her kitlmwere. Alter
her dwth. lollouilna her release
In exchange tor the b'l. Clair
"tamllu illutnoiifls. St. Clelr fte
j 'comes a rieiileoM of the under
. tcorlil. first mnklna It appear Hint
', is has siiicfdrtl mid thus losing
., hie identity. From a conirinnt of
' crooks known as ''Uncle" cio.
' has helped hint to sr(ius a prison
'tortn Aid not deserve. Wape
-. hopes to learn about the abductors
. 'nl hi. .Imiflliv J.stvHtin him
are a clever dfteetlrs P'llr. Mr.
and ttrs. lyllllnm.i II. William,
. who in that part ot the storu re
fnflnff to the nursing home are
- 'Colonel Campb'all and Mas Skiif
ner. V . ..'
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Chapter 37 : :x.
a; . A CUE FROM "UNCLE"
Dj ATIENTLY and grndiially,.' the
'VMIiafn conpte mail beadway
wllh Uncle and hla friends, until ut
;letigh lu&f vetef aecoptod witubwt
Equation as a gang consisting ot one
wis guy' and a amort Jane, of the
'exclusive aristocracy ot crooadonr,
t'who took no one Into their .contl
.douce and made a very great deal
ot money, ' ' '- ' ' ' ''
! i Long before fee got even a clew
that was more than a mere sua
"nlclon as to the Identity of the gang
we were piirening, I had attained
. the honor of meeting all the' most
William 'gently led the reminiscent "Uncle" Into conversation.
aiaUiiEulBlied (lonlzcns ot the uit
tlorworlrt. ; Rising to hiKhor Icvols, we also
..'made the useful acqnalnlan :0 of
policemen, lawyera and politicians,
and I came to know such eminent
citizens as Police-Chief Morgan A.
Holllsa, Attorney Patrick O'Uon
nolle, llluky Dlnu Henna, and Dutti
boust John Conldln.
l We worked Chicago chiefly by
reason of our hopes founded on the
encyclopaedic knowledge ot Uncle,
but wo Client wenry weoka and
niontha In Now York, Snn Francisco
and oilier cities, which the web of
our clows enmeshed,
i On one occasion, we nil set off to
Diienos Ayres, and thence to Klo
ile Janlero, on the trail of a Rang
ot wlilte-slavora known lo run kid-naplug-for-rnnsom
as a side line.
it wat In the lovely city of Rio
do Janeiro that William made the
acquaintance of tin Individual wbo
was unconsciously to lead us to suc
cess. This was a brilliantly clovor and
unscrupulous doctor, a Portuguese
-named Manoel Machndo. whose
Bcoundrelly trade was dope-peddling
on a largo acnle and tho removal,
by untraconlile poisons, ot his
clients' , Inconvcnleut friends or
enemies, highly Insured relatives,
or aged and wealthy testators.
Disappearing from Rio, this man
fled to Chicago, where he went to
earth and. In due course, appeared
at Unclo's.
' And Uncle, one evening, perfectly
sober, but as nearly drunk ns It
was posslblo for Uncle to become,
was In expanslvo and reminiscent
mood.
- Even ao, aa well we knew, sharp
question would havo received short
answer. As usual, when Undo was
alone wllh us three crooks ot high
est grado, William led and gently
held the conversation.
We talked of ships and sealing
wax anil cabbages and kings (of
crime) particularly of the latter.
Anon Uncle mado allusion to the
brilliance and success ot cno. Limey
Simon, an English doctor, and hla
gang.
yawning deeply, and scratching
Ul hnd Idly, William observed:
1 "Harcn't heard of that ouint for
a lung lime." Wo knew the name,
! ciurto.)
hadn't held, a ducking . would havi'
resulted. No one was injured.
Farmer Dies From
An Unknown Cause
PORTLAND, .April 28 ) Charles '
Item, 35, Orcsham farmer; filed In a j
hospital here yesterday after- motor- .
lata had found him lying in field
beside his tractor, the engine of which
was not running. Item died shortly
alter reaching the hospital. There .
were no mark, on his body physi- ,
clans said, and . a preliminary examl- t
nation did not reveal the cause of
death. ... ; . ;'.
. RAIDERS DODGE Bfe'Aft RAP9 ''
ASHLAND, Ky. VP) Add the bear
trap to the list; of perils the wary
prohibition agent must dodge. When
agents raided the home of Mary Large.,
they found a large bear trap set near.
the place where liquor was bidden, ;
Police seized the liquor without get-;
ting caught. '
111 1 BEAU ID
MNo b4 yo ain't like to," smlteoj AIV ,: g?S
Oncle., '''". 'V'; ': ft' I
"Roatlnr upr'"murmured VHl'lam
"Columbia Jalt. Ohio, two - of '
them, fioc Qlmoo and Chink Dor.',';;
sons Five-spot stretch," said Dncle
. . . ''Snider Sclillti only took ene i
year ... But f guess Doc Llmey'H
work hla ticket. He's got a pull and
be'a got the dough." . - '...
tin. Wllllnma 11. Wllllani drew'
a mlahty how at a venture..
; "Tell you a thing always got tat) ',',',
guessihV Undle," she observed.
"and that's whether Soapy Simon :,
got that big Sparkler Cut up, or told
It whole." , ;,'v; ";v
"What, the SL Clnlr shiner. .
Oiisotttlne' Sun?" ninsed Otrcfei'
: held tuy breath In hope. . - .. "
"Ahl I always eald Ltmey Doc"
srmon o0Meached Blmtelf. that'f n
time," continued Uncle. "I told nlm ;l
he'd 6rought d while elopbarit when
he showed It me. Who'd buy tht
thing, and ab!; qnestlen asked 7
Who'd cut ft up and no questions
asked? Very pleased with- himself, '.
he wss and ao was Bplder Schllti r
and Chink Dorson. 'Oh. we'll sell-M- ; :
td' some millionaire or Rajah by
and'bye. when the hue-and-cry's ,
over.' soys English Doo Simon, In : (l
hla big way .,; . 'You won't." saya
'and you won't try. ... 'Well, we'll i
put It' In cold storage a bit, and set i
who's right. Uncle,' aaya Simon,
and I was never qulie sure whethor -they
didn't get themselves . Jnlled.
fur an alibi and a sate blde-up."., -1
cannot speak for myself, but
1 can testify that the acting ot Wll
llnma H, William and his wife was
as Hue aa anything ever done on
l lie stage. .
The closest of observers would
have sworn that tbey were a thotv
ouglily bored pair ot Idle gossips. '
talking for the enke ot talking, aud
wholly Indifferent to the subject of
conversation,
1 aenrely breathed, and for the ;
wnnt of better disguise for my e
cllement, relguod slumber.
"Well, well, Uncle," yawned Wll- .
Ham. "Tbey ought lo ot listened to
you, for when you talk you cert'nly
say something."
"Yes. tbey was three bright
boys," said Uncle "and Gunman
Oryde, Young Jimmy, you know,,
wns roal unhealthy tor all their' :
enemies." r
"Let's see, Ounman Oryde ...''
Didn't he shoot up the Fratellt fam
ily, that time? . . . murmured Wll-
Ham. i'f
"Yep. Did jou know he's Doo
Simon's son? . . . And 'Frisco1'
Fanny's!"
"Sure," lied William. "Bad boy,,
Young Jimmy."
"He another Fosmano It be don't '
get put or. the spot first," observed (
Uncle, "or If he doesn't double
cross Louie the Lady." ,j , !
"Ile In stir, too?" asked Mrs.
William. . " i-"'
"Nope. Runnln' with the Hudson:'' j
Ousters till Pop comes out" ..'. i
"When bo docs. 1 guess he'll see i '
Europe, eb? With the big sparkler - '
In bis pocket. Wonder where her; !
cached It?" mused William as he ,
yawned again. '. i
"Ahl" smiled Uncle knowingly. :t. i
I cannot begin to deacrlbe bow I '
felt that night. ; .
I was nlmost ..nppy, for hope.';
daivacd In my darkened soul even '
tliough It were but the miserable i
bopo ot vengeance on these devils
who bad murdered my Rosemary. '
ICeh'it1", ! M. I r,.J.ri,i A. Slcl.M C:) ' i
Stranoledl Four menl But only .
to (,ir- In Waye's vertgefus ''-'
dreamt. Meanwhile, tomorrottu '
William takes the drink "cure."
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