The Market
WANTED
trrBO TO TRADE La Grande
I'ANic." a nnllf. nronertv. M.
Kvera 1908V4 8- Burlington Ave..
Steles. Cal. -28-3 tp.
moNO. intelligent and dependable
"mpn or apply room 20. Hotel
ffnimer. ' 4-29-3 tp.
iuanTED Man with team to haul
virr. rn nt. Rnndm-oss and Zlm-.
ennan Mortuary. - 4-28-2 t.
tv anted Some one going to Union
vvfl . rfotlv nhnnb .1:30. or 4 n.
nTlnq. Observer. 4-28-t 1.
Call C. W. CAIN lor papering, palnt-
10g ana sab. t
SV ANTED Painting or general repair
FOR SALE
FOB SALE OR TRADE Eight room,
UIW..." . - - , .
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 late model
15-30 Jonn Lieero a plow tracior.
Earl Chandler, Elgin. 4-28-2 tp,
FOR SALE Seed
potatoes, Hattle
Friswold. Alicei.
4-28-3 tp
REAL BARGAIN House and 3 rich
lots, aooa fenn., easi, sen, .rent or
trade for improved Portland prop
erty. W. L. .Collins R 6 Portland,
ore. - - 4-20-1 mp
Y&LL SACRIFICE, practically new 4
roam, modern House, garage, in
good location.
A barcaln. Ina. Ob
server.
4-27-4 tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE For La
Grande residence property, two
hundred acre ranch three and one
half miles wesV Haines. Write P. O.
t Box 5 La Grande, Oregon. 4-24-t f.
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 n&rthwest'of Union on Mary
Hutchenson farm. Address John
Michelbook, Union, Ore. 4-24-6 t.
FOR SALE FruVo, shade and orna
mental trees, . shrubbery, perennial
plants, roses, hedging asparagus,
r,tM.tlilnn n t-iamit-lf ir nnrl llf ranon
the value" of . your home. Milne
Nursery,- llth and J. Ave. 3-3-1 m.
Professional
Directory
Physicians & Surgeons
" ' nit. d s. sroom;
General Medicine and Surgery
llt. C. K. ItllANNKIt
Specialist In Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology.
SECOND FLOOR ROESOH BLDG.
PHONE MAIN 19.
HltS. ItlCIIARDSON AND HILL
Office Phone Main 15 ,
Rooms 17-18-19-gO sotiimer Bldg.
: drH'A. l: Richardson
Rcs Phono Main 56
DR. F. C. HILL
Re3. Phono Main 765
LEE D. IIOUVY, M. ,b. ;:-
1.EWA WILKES, M. I...
Completely equipped Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat hospital and of
fices, third floor Foley Bldg.
Phone Main 16 . .
DR. F. L. ItALSTON
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
1-7. SOMMER BLDG.
plhone Main 778.
JAMES '3. I. I1AUN, M. U.
Physician and Surgeon.
NEW FOLEY BUILDING.
Office Ph. M. 716 Res. Ph. M. 712
; Astrologer
MRS. FREDERICK BALMES
301 N. Ave.
Readings Dally.
Readings by Mall a Specialty.
FRECKLES AND. HIS FRIENDS
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Automobiles
USED OAR SPECIALS
192G Bulck Coach, lots of ex
tras. In nerlect condition 300.00
1026 Studebaker coach, new
paint and tires, motor perfect 276.00
1928 Pontlac coupe, guaranteed 375.00
1027 Chrysler coupe 275.00
lune Luia uuvu uiiuic.
WE TRADE. '
Perkins Motor Co. . . . Main 500
4th and Adams. 4-an-a i.
FOR RENT
1 2-RM., 1 3-RM.. and 1 4-rm. mod.
furn. apts. Frigldalre.' elec, ranges,
hardwood floors:. Close In, 1101 O
Ave: Ph. 894-W.
4-20-6 tp.
FOR RENT 5-rm. furn. house, 1101
' 12th St. Ph. 915-U. 4-29-2 t.
FOR RENT Mod
5-rm. house, clean,
Call Main 769.
4'28-t f.
at 1702-2nd at.
FOR REIT 4-rm. nouso.' Close In.
Phone 186-M. 4-2B-3 tp
FOR RENT 1, 2,3 and 4-rm. houses,
nii narHv fnm. Rnnt reasonable
Ina. Bereer's Grocery. 4-27-t f.
FOR RENT Furn. apt., newly kalso-
mlnnri r-nr fit.h Rllfl N Ave. PllOne
147-M. .. . 4-25-t f .
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.
f We Understand
SNODOItASS
& ZIMMERMAN
Main 62
AD
Counties
I
FOR RENT-f-6 room mod- house, $30.
VJWJO III. Ull. 1IUL wuau. t-t-ir .
FOR RENT Strictly modern house
' with 4 bed rooms. Ph. M 586.
4-4-tf.
CLEAN, STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates
reasonable. Zuber Brick, 1408 Wash.
. . 4-3-1 mp.
HOUSES for rent and for sale. Loans
on Improved city homes. C. D. Pot
ter, Res. Phv 610-J. Bus. Ph. M-752.
. - : 8-36-t f.
FOR RENT Fum, houses and npts..
: 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.
HARI.BY. SMITH. PrOD.
... . ,. . 4-2B-2 t.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, gas f itt-
Inc. a sneolnlty. Fred A. Unlmes. ea.
' 1008-J. 203 M. Ave. 4-24-1 m.
WHEN YOU have houses to movo or
rolso call 227-W or write E. G.
Lovely, Cor. Spruce and Z. 4-21-1 m
SOMMER HOTEL Private ' baths,
1 nrtf.nR rprlitrpd. 1st class Olace. N '
' 4-21-1 m.
,mvi un nriMiviv nr.ARR
La Grande Construction Si Supply Co. i
EASTERN OREGOtt Scnool of MuslO,
vloun, piano, voice, ureuiui. it v.
P. temple, 447-J. 9-6-1 m.
LA GRANDE MATTRESS Up
holstering & Rug Cleaning Works
Phce 424-W. Ohas. Edwards, prop
i ' vi.:,;";:"". :. 12-1-im.
MONEY TO LOAN We are represen-
tatlyes for the Prudential Insur-
. Sice Co., and can make farm 01
city loans at attractive rates of In
terest. Ohas. H. Reynolds, Insurance,
1 loans and bonrts -
FOR TRADE
FOR TRADE Two ton trucks for late
model llgm auto. uuu. f"1 j
A rhievements of
Women Are Varied
PHOENIX' Ariz., April 29 m
Mrs. John F. Slppel, of Baltimore,
president of the General Federation
of Women's clubs. In her annual re
port to the national council yester
day portrayed- woman's versatility In
tho fields of achievement.
"What have club women done
and what can they do?" she asked.
"Mrs. Ruth Wilbur, an Iowa club
woman answered this adequately
when she said, 'They can give the
complex of St. Franols of Assist, or
tell trurfesult of a psycho analysis
of Dostoevsky.'
"They know Toystoy and Tagore
and Krlshnamurtl they can- darn
, t.rn.,1, tr1la.rB lint.lt tllGll
wovk"I' blasted wrai-tne' arts. "Thc
......, nrf .Intoi-nrnt. 'TTplfnta
and Rachmaninoff and little Max
Rosen they arc able to take down
tho stove pipe and clean it out.
" "They can give a synopsis of the
mind offhand, thev appreciate. Turn
er's sunsets, they know every nook
and corner or tno tfitu pn.nce mey
know how to make soap. Their tal
ents aro unnumbered", and I am not
attempting to hint at all of even the
gieatcst of their accomplishments,
but Just touching a few.' "
Magneto Repairing
lloscli, Elscman, Splltdorf
' EXCLUSIVE FACTORY
UEMIBSKNTATIVB
Battery & Electrical Service
COX AUTO ELECTRIC
1425 Adams l'iione M 753
AND'
OUT OUR WAY
VMS.
MAO A FIGHT
AKJO VS. -FT-50
HERE
WE DlDKiT
HAVE A ZTOB,
Fruit Damaged
Over JNorthwest,
I m bier Lcanis
11 Mrs Itiiv H'lknK
(Observer Correspondent)
tmrler (SDeclal) Howard Water-
bury, sales manager ui uio buifi"'
novtmani- nr tha Pfif.flfi Fri.lt' Sc
Produce company of Portland, spent
the latter part of last week on busi
ness for. his company In Imbler. He
reports that the Omak district In
tho Yakima valley, heavy apple pro
ducing section, has lost Its crop
from freezing. Ho said other points
,n v.A v.tima vailnv hnvA renorted
damage, the extent of which Is yet
undeterminaDie. ine iyunwn-1-iw-
,nlcr ritct.r.nt. nnri Witlla Walla llUVO
also sustained losses to their auple
crop, the Delicious being the mast
heavily damaged. Mr. Watorbury re
ports that the applo crop In tho
middle west and cast can not now
bo calculated. Some freezes have oc
curred there and no one can forotell
what will happen in the applo or
ni.nvir i ilm rirnut.h nren. Bloom
there does not mean a guaranty or
r...,ii- nc thn fruit, tnnv fnll to BCt. Ol'
may be shed entirely during the Juno
rirnn ri.m t.O the WeakClllllR InflUCllCO
of last year's drouth.
ine scnoui uuiiiu iit-iu "
meeting Monday evening and eloctod
an Sinlth-Hughos Instructor for tho
.cnsulng.year -
' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fitzgerald, or
Elgin, wore playing tennis In Imbler
Sunday morning. They havo Joined
tho athletic club.
Mrs. Ernest Rlcheson had a major
operation at a La Grande hospital
on Monday. '
Tho Imbler P. T. A. will hold a
meeting Thursday evening. April 30.
In Wade hall. An Interesting pro
gram Is being arranged under the di
rection of Mrs. H. A. Watson. All
patrons of the school are urged to
attend this meeting as Important
moltora nrn t.n hn decided at that
time, according to the officers. They
also promise there will be plenty or
"eats." '
Tho entire community mourns the
loss of Mrs. J. L. Wcstcnskow. At
the funeral services raonciay aiior
noon J. W. Baxter, of Union, was
1 . n .1 1,n urn. flEsldturi In
LIIU BJJUUIVUI tttiu .., ....
tho Ecrvlces by Bishop Leonard Blli.
lings, meivm nLuiuiwivuiv
est Rlcheson.
The Hit and Miss orchestra Jour
neyed to La Grande Saturday night
to play for the dance given by tho
Second Ward of tho L. D. S. church
In the chapel. The dance was spon-
HOW!!
HE. D1DOJT 7
1 HAVE A TO6, ' (
I -Wg U S-PT QFF- "
-!
zsrmmrmmmmmim ... m- again r . ,
thaTs The
j 6Awe trouble y
I HAD i EVACTVY
sored by the Sunday schoo to Jnlso
A ' high school tennis tournament
I is being arranged to be played on
i. m tun near future.
I utcv, young eon of Lamar Wcs
tcrshew, l- slightly 111.
Confirmation of the consumma
tion o. two deals In real estate, long
pcncllni', was made today by Grant
Tuctcv.' Ho sold 30 acres of his 40-
. . , t fin.n nfrfK pnpn to
Hur.hman and Eugene Bloom
at $350 an acre. Theso tracts con
iU mntiir r Hnmo Beauties, the
' i... T'..ntir, Thin or-
ACncr variety 10 viii...... -"".T"
chard 11C6 one nine norni u
on vne county iuu.
Tlin Tmbler M. I. A. will present It
three-act comedy "M.idamo Majesty
In Wado hall Friday, May 8, with tho
following cast: Murol Androw as Mrs.
Jones, the Madamo Majesty of all
cooks past, present and future; aono
Perry as John Rogers, a modern
business man whose business Is
everybody's but his own: Fern Clegg
ar. Svbll Rogers, his flapper wife;
n TTrinn At.l.nrtOn.
ivxnrioiie ti:.i.T .v....-
stout, singlo and thirty; Melvin Wes
tenskow as Lord Chester; Clifford
Westenskcw ns Harry Williams, syb
il's best male friend; Winona Wes
tenskow ns Mrs. O. G. Whizz. Sybil's
r ... nl.n m ' TVltinlri.
momcr; iiuwes jcbs' . " ; ;,
John's net nephew; Judla McOluno
as Frances; L.ynn Anacibuii -w4iv..
Mary Rlcheson as Judy. ' ' ' ,.
Pal of Brothers
Dies in Accident
CIHCAGO. 'April fofcsr.gflrM
Butler, reputed gunner or itho Danny
Stanton and Capone gangB, and tho
pal or Leo Brothers, convlctecl Kill or
of Alfred Llngle, came to Ills death
storday. rnrn but
Bullets had felled him boforo, out
It war- not the Instrument by which
ho lived that was to lii.mu mm.
automobile In which ho was riding
shot past a sCbp light, witnesses
said, crashed Into another car, and
overturned. Butler was dead when
they picked him up. .
It was Butler who furnished the
liaison by which the detcctlvos seek
ing tho killer of the Trlbuno crlmo
up wp). H Bir w i . rm
T ' T 1 1 1 in Vi.l ' li.l fl 1 1 I 111
By" J. R.' Williams
V.
was
rrporter, Llnglo. kept In toucn witn
the suspected murdcror. Ills tele-
Dhbno wireo wore tapped, uuuer
was aiwnya . v.w,imv- ...... -
and-through n.s inauuii.c,.u,..., ....
Investlgatorn finally captured tholr
quarry. : ''
Unleadma Soviet
: Cargo, of Lumber
nt. ' -i nr.n nn'l Tnnt nf So-
UIIIUIHUUK -"- u.uuv,""- .7 ,
vlet uir.itcr v.Oi'.l-'.i anivod in this
uorfc last Thursrlnv aboard tho Pln-
nisn T,ram' , " ---
started yesterday, immediately after
1 nt n . a'. '.'. .V. wNn.UO COV-
crlng tho foreign value of tho cargo
plus tho S3.200 tarirr duty was Hied
at tho custom nouBe.
DeclBlon to admit tho cargo of the
Anversolso without special bond
was announced In Washington Mon
day by Under Secretary of tho
Treasury anus wno Bnia uepiui.iiit.-ii-tul
Investigation' had fnlled to show
any evidence that tho lumber had
been procured by convict labor.
Cermak to Censor
Plays and movies
' niirnAnn 'Anvil an inri Mavor
Anton Ccrrn,!ik, In tho first dollnlto
announcement or policy slnco his
Inauguration, declared yesterday that
all' plays and moving pIcturoB show
ing Chicago' as ' a crlmo-rlddon city
would bo suppressed,
"' 'Thtf'New mayor called attention to
tho ganp( piny. "On the Spot," writ
J"Lo7lton"nn(1 Now Vol.k
. ..ThlB plny l8 schedule
ten Uy r.IKIU wiuiiii:r, nil" iuwuvv-
... 1 1TD... Vn,v
uuiiuuii mm n
i.. in Ml,n,,W In nnmi
Sunday nlgiit," Cdnnnlt said. "I'm
. servod
notlco on the theatre that If this
III
BI ANTISEPTIC ZEMO
If itching, burning ukm rnakca Ufa
unbearable, quickly apply ieiao, tha
soothing, ' cooling, invisible family
antiseptic. Thousands find that Zcmo
brings Bwift relief from Itching, helpa
to draw out Jocal infection nnd re
store tho skm to normal. For 20 years
Zcmo has been clearing up Bkin, re
lieving pimples, rash and other BKin
irritations. Never be without it. Sold
everywhere 35c, 60c and $1.00.
play is Injurious to unicagos repa-iurm
t-imn it mil be utonDed." - worth
IVIU1I IV Wit WV nnHI"-"- . . ,
t.A i Un iiinnrosalnn nlnn ln
eluded moving pictures, the mayor
answerea ftusuiumiy. wijviB v..
alds In depicting Chicago as a crime
ccntor should and will be suppressed."
Bob.
Two Indicted For
Investment, Fraud
t nii vfMsir &rtii on rjpt OhnrlGR
Bob. mine p'roinoter. and Frederick
n -11 ... inlcfAI tr mall
fraud and conspiracy in connection !
with operations of metal and mining
shares, an investment trust. -
Bob was chairman of the board of
metal and mining b hares, and Russell
It.- ennratofu nnri trpnallttT. RuSSOll
a lecturer at New 'York univer
she
sity and conneciea, wun Aicxunuur
Hamilton institute.' '
it is alleged that more than 6,000
residents of the United States and
I'nnana were vicnmie. - ii i wv
Bu Perciod Clwidfopke? Wrea-uMwof
'yr.Vf)'H: John Wt)tf vtumi
tlm imilimuril Inr lr-in t H .
It I tl 11 o u r rttitimnilila-' lot. the
(Icotfi i'l rt'Mio'"' l.'o'.
Ilia 11W -llll " r,
Joi Waut XI. VMt (i n ' 1
tini'i a slmmmnt jiMrlile lis
coniti.i annflliiod lor uronUi
"om o,,l rl.i.H(d l ''""'! "
(. inrf ii'- i"IAn";:"' 'ft
WUIUim deloclll-os M
aamirfinff ""Hi-I"." (Ill-Wise
'o !,ln"l of croo.-.i. ..1.0 nr.lo.is
lu lint Aclpert Wnv' "na,""
...Kldjcrtrrt orison Irrm. ' Al
illr..t work (.. ors. u m M
...lie. "Uncle." ooaiiolli; inejll"";
. s .,, i "Umou 0o" simim.
"." r" e.'l
an J,n.mo.. CrWrt. K(.no..'a m
, it ...rrsMful Llollers II Mil
Orud. Jlmml" lirn. or" "VT
Ino iirelen" l 0,,f
Chapter 38
SIMON'S NEW. PATIENTS
. pkw weeks later, WIlllamB H
A William heard a rumor In the,
Underworld that the man known,
among other names, as Doo Bag
li3h. HalMiunr Simon, and Limey
Simon, had been illegally released
from Jail and had been seen at San
Francisco In the oompany of one
or his accomplices. Spider Schllls.
wIiobo one-year term ot imprison
ment had expired at about the some
time. . ,
Hurrying round to tlncle s for rur
..,. nntvaiho matter to be meii'
Honed most casually in. the course
or Idlest conversation, ot course
inn.ni that Mi 3 man Schlltz was
staying openly at the Kearney
House In San Francisco, while
Simon was In hldlm; In Rio de
innnirn iinnman Gryde was
ported to bo still In New York, and
rhink nnraon still In Columbia Jail.
whore he had four years yet to
sorve. ' .
After a council ot war, we decided
.1... .... ii,i nnrn acalr separate,
llltlL WO linn". ,
William going to Ra i FrtncUco. his
wlfo to Now Y jrn, nuu i iu i. .
Should tho gang assemble In one
or theso three "laces, we three
would do the -same, and lay our
,.ln,i. nrxinrillnalV-. " ! '
' What I roalljr wmtod to do -to
them, and whal 1 ron'- hoped for.
I did not know-r-boycud some kind
of terrible punishment ana revenue
ivi.ni i eniisiantly visualised, and
iwhat consloii'ly caused rue, to awake
from sloop with my nanus ciuic.i'
Ing and llexcd was the thought
of my hands unon the throat ol
.. nr iiion Rtihli'ntiian devils III
turn. Dorson I would boiiio day kill
win, mv hare haii'Js; scuiui
woulit- kill with my hnro handjl
frnni Kimiin. nnnareii.l- their loauer,
i ivmiiii choke tho life:' and.
oh, slowly, slowly, wsuld I, with Iron
lingers, strangle the man Gryde.
that ., "Jim my" whose 'name n)y
daughter had shrinked In' terror.
In Rio de Janeiro I lived my mis
o-ahle life sick at heart and :11
or body, drifting to broakdown and
probably madness, for I could And
no trace of the man Simon, though
1 was able to le'rn his blstory thor
oughly. '
And then, again. I got ronewed
hope In a letter from Williams H.
William, who "was r.italn that he
wan on the trail nnd would write
again great now3."
in. i hnfnrn hearing from blni
ngnln I clever follow was mysolt
on" on a now deal and a red-hot trail
f"it led mo right acrosB tho con
tinent: thence to Seattle, and Anal
ly across tho Paclllc to Shanghai
there to run to onrtb, at last, tho
gang ot white-slavers whom I had
been pursulug, inly to find that they
wore not our gang at an.
At the end cf my tether, mental,
moral and physical, I crawled back
to Chicago.
' Awaiting mo in OncIoV. care, was
a packet ot heavily Bcalcd letters
from Williams II. William. The lat
ter had gone to England In pur
suit of Simon, tho English doctor
whom be bad discovered, beyond
any doubt, to bo the lender of the
gang whom we were tracking
I loarned with admiration and
aniazemont that my wonderful. Wil
liam and his equally wonderful
wife had gono to England and were
actually living bmeath. tho roof ol
the well-known and excellently con
ducted Nursing-Hone tha' this mon,
"Half-hung Simon." a genuine M.D.,
whoso real name was Theodore
Charters, conducted with the help
ot nono other than Dr. Manocl Ma
chado whose acquaintance be bad
made at Unclo's, while I was abroad
Himself disguised, William bad,
In Chicago, shadowed Charters and
Machado and also Cba tcrs's for
per confederato, SpILer Schlltz.
with whom Charters eraed to bave
quarreled.
The former pair, he bad, as I
bave said, followed to England, and
vhllo himself a "patient" In Cliar
ters's ' Nurslng-Home. bad seen
Spider Schlltz vls't Hie bouse.
uiui, wwr uiuev wittu f.wv.uw
of the 'company's stock w
rued 14 w ut jvuifjaiiy iiwi wm
disposed of, the defendants disposed
of valuable legitimate securities,
substituting - stocks and ' debentures
'A
. .. - . . ; , .
Br& Whitelaw Reid
' Bead, Gape F err a
PARIS, Apr. 29 Mrs. White- '
law. Reid, of New York, widow of the
uwut;i wiiuiuaauui iai uuginuui uiiu
at the- home of her daughter. Lady 1
Wad. .-. ,
Mrs. Reid, who arrived in Franco
only last week, contracted a chill dur- .
was ill when she reached Paris
and naa grown, steaauy worse
. Her daugliter,' her son-in-law and .
her personal secretary were at tho
bedside when she died In the VlUa
"Rose-Mane.-
Prnmnilv Wllllar" had slipped out
rroio the NuraliiB-Home. gone to the.,
rue end only railway station at the
neighboring village, nicked v urf
Spider Schlltz. followed him on his.
roturn Journey, and looaied a nne; ,
old country house In which he waj
living as a country gentleman. Hav;
Ing learned all that was necessary,
lie. had returned as the penltcn
prodigal back from a d-unken d
bauch, full or apologies ana prum;
Isos of reform If the good Dr. Char; ;
tors would take mm dbck ouco
more.
William wrote that both be anl
his wife felt sure that Charters, ,.,
Machado and Oryie must nave ona
or more confederates among their .
largo staff, but bad been unable to
identify any of them. On the whole,,
they rather suspected the cblet.
Nursing Sister, but only on the,,
strength of her somewhat florid an;
pearance.
i .ni,!. in a cable ir our owo
cipher, William sent me a plan ot
the house and grounas, una u
.niinn nnnnunt of the dally routine
of the Nurslng-Home. and more par
ticularly of Charters' naDits
everything else which would pos
sibly be of use to me for carrying
out the scheme siowiy aeveiomu
In my mind.
n pursuance ot this scheme, I
sailed tor England as aoon as 1 had ,
obtained a forged passport: taking
with me as much money as i wuu ;
likely to require, ana making ;
rangements, through the invaluable, .
iinnla. for yet further supplies,, '
should they bo necessary.
Arrived In . Engiana. air. juuu
Wayo, a grim-faced, gray-nairoq, i
clean shaven man who bore, per
haps, a Blight reseinrjiance to ino ;
loiiE-dead millionaire. John Dacre
Waye Vanderleur SL Clair, visited.
the famous specialist, air nei.iu... ..
Matthleson, who diagnosed pretty,
accurately a bad case ot neurasthe-. ,
n.la-wlthcomplicalions in tna uiun
who had carefully roiruuieu iiuiu
tood nd sleep tor three days, and
had taken, 'certain. ,beart-ofl.ecHnB.
and nerve-shattering concostlona ,
well-known to malingering convicis.;
Sir Bernard quite agreed with his ,
new patient's suggestion that he
dhmiiii iniA n thorouch rnst-curo In
one of the best country Nursln-
riomes. i
Mr. .lolin' Wayo also did a little
business with a courteous and help- ;
tul ilank Mannger and with a celr- ,
tain Solicitor not unknown to
crooliod American Indies and gentle
men In London, who are also In
trouble, or who anticipate that they(
shortly will be In trouble
All things methodically arrange-'! '
with careful and eold-h'-oded delib
eration, he set. about the consum- h
niation ot his first act ol venege- ,
anco the punishment of Spider
Schlltz.' ' '
1 will not call It murder, tor this
was. If ever, a case of "killing no ,
murder" on extermination of rep
tile vermin.
My plan. In outline, was to kill '
"?lder Schlltz. and lice. Instantly.'
direct to the sanctuary of Charter J".,
Nurslng-Home. '
Here, . without making myself,
known to blm, ' f should bo safe
It I were saro anywhere, for, with
out knowing who 1 was, he sliouid
pretty promptly know thnt my dls
oovery and arrest would precede
bis by but a tew hours.
. Ot WIlllamB II. William I had
been the Industrious apprentice,
tho indefatigable and not inapt
pupil, and I do not tninK no wuu.u
have been ashamed of my playing
or my part at Wltherl7 End whll6;
I was studying the He ot the lanJ
and the bdblta of Squire rncopnnus
Webb-raa Snider Schlltz was thore
known and admired.
Nor do I think that any ot the
Rnnr Dumlars would have been
genuinely scornful ot my rcconnnlif.
sancea ot Squire wouu s grounus
and mansion.
What 1 needed was to make my
sl.enl entry Into the house nnd, un-j'.-en'
by any, make contact with
that worthy. Let mp but come fao
to face with blm, unheard, and I
would undertake that he too would
be unheard that ho would die
without a word, a sound, my hands
upon his throat, ...
"tlu strtnotlt Is as tht strmoth ol ten
liacautt iiv heart Is uure.".
Pali! My strengt: should be t
the elrength of a hundred because"
my heart was a hell of seclliliis hojj
and vongcai.ee.
1 had been about a fortnight or
so In WUheruy, End vhep' I ; sud
denly got one of the Bhucks ot 'a,
lifetime not wholly devoid of Inci
dent and tense moments.
ICotr?ii. 'Mff l t'rtt'tt - S'.i Ce.).
Vengeance treads two paths lo '
morrow, and Waye, halting in hit
own, iocs the other lead to 4 latal -
ending. " , . 1
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