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Tuesday, May 5, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven 14 CLASSIFIED AD I The Market PImee of Union and Wallowa Counties ! WANTED EASTERN manufacturer has responsl- ' bie position open tor map. acquaints ed with, automotive and farm ma-' chinery. Must have car and A-l reference. Only men that are fl- ; nacially responsible need apply. Addrees factory representative, Rm. 715, Sacajawea Inn. 6-5-6 tp. WANTED Stock to pasture on Reyn old's sheep ranch. Inq. of Victor Regain at Prank Phy farm. 6-4-2 t. WANTED Cattle to pasture. One Durham bull for sale. M. D. Hagey, Hllgard. Ph. Farm. 237. 4-30-fl t. WANTED Painting or general repair work by exp. man. Ph. 222-J. 4-14-6 tp FOR SALE KIMBALL PIANOS See T. K. Bellamy, Odd Fellows Bldg. Phone Main 119. 6-5-1 mp. FOR SALE Bicycle, Liberty Road Racer, $15, John Malcr, 1303-lOth St. Ph. 236-J. 5-4-3 tp. REAL BARGAIN Houso and 3 rich lota, 2002 Penn., east, sell, rent or trade lor Improved Portland prop erty. W. L." Collins R 6 Portland. Ore. ' 4-28-1 mp Automobiles USED CAR SPECIALS: 1926 Bulck Coach, lots of ex tras, In perfect condition $300.00 1926 Studebaker coach, new paint and tires, motor perfect 275.00 1928 Pontiao coupe, guaranteed 376.00 1027 Chrysler coupe 275.00 These cars have 1031 license. WE TRADE. Perkins Motor Co. Main 600 4th and Adams. 6-5-2 t. FOR SALE 1930 Ford Coupe. 1927 Dodge Coupe. 1926 Dodge Sedan. 1930 Ford Sport Cab. 1930 Chrysler 66 St. Sedan. CHRYSLER GARAGE. FOR RENT FOR. RENT S-rm, Phone 219-W. ' mod. fum. house. 6-6-t f. FOR RENT 5 room furnished house. Call 818-R. 5-6-t f. Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons DR. C. S. .MOORE General Medicine and Surgery lilt. C. E. liKANNKIt Specialist in Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology. SECOND FLOOR ROESCH BLDG, km MIONE MAIN McawsaL DRS. RICHARDSON AND IIILL , . Office Phone Main' 15 Rooms 17-18-19-20 Sommer Bldg. DR. A. L. RICHARDSON Res. Phone Main 55 . DR. F. C. HILL Res. Phone Main 765 . LEE B. BOUVY, M. D. LEWA WILKES, SI. D. Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. Phone Main I " DR. F. L. RALSTON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1-7 SOMMER BLDG. Phone Main 778. JAMES J. D. IIAUN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BU1LDINO. Office Ph. M. 716 Res. Ph. M. 712 Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES 203 N. Ave. Readings Dally. PHONE 1006-J. FRECKLES AND HIS MOM'N POP f FOE pete sake!! YOO J MO, MOT vet, but ) ( X DON'T see hhy ) OU.SOO OOWT BACK ? MJEU., ' ) vwE OUSUTA FlhJD IT THEY'RE MAWW' SUCH UWDeESTAtJD...THIS 010 Vbu F1WO THE W BEFoee LOUS r- A WSS OM6R A R0BV ROBV IS SO OLD . 0,,V yj, JOM.... j ' "WATS A COOPV.E OF "THAT ITS VNORTH yJl- THOOSAUD YEARS OLD, ALU WUDS OF J (A cT ANVHO...HY OOMT X MOMEY !! i? C 0 txx maw HEcTbR jost yy' . y ( NE VlkMe SUGAR.? VT LOOK'S WO(?E UVaE A VUNO Of COe.VCSCBE'N POOD V Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to the lino.) ' Per line, 1st insertion ..10o Per line, each added conseo- utlve Insertion 7c Minimum charge on one order . 25c RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month w.....$2.50 3 lines, per month .....,...$3.25 4 lines, per month - $4.00 5 lines, per month ....$4.75 Each additional line over five charged at 60o per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE Is required on all Classified orders- to earn these rates. Higher rates charged on ell credit insertions. Copy for all Classified, i orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSERTION. Stop orders on ad inserted until further no tice must be received by the 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 RENT- Furn 2 and 3-rm. Apts., 6-5-3 tp 1201.8th. FOR RENT 5-rm. house. Call A. P. Nelson, 195-M. . 6-6-t f. FOR RENT Good, reliable saddle horses for pleasure trips, $2 per day, $1.50 per half day, $1 per evening.. Our mountain scenery and good roads 16 mln. from stables. Call G. Pierson, Farm. 29x1, Perry. 6-2-1 m. FOR RENT The Dr. Mossman home at 1104 Spring. Call Main 796. 5-2-3 t. FOR RENT Seven room house, paved street, double garage, hardwood floors, hot Water furnace, fireplace, best of location. Call Main 762. 6-2-3 t. FOR SENT House, partly furnished. Good garden ground. Ph. 183-W. 6-1-t f. FOR RENT 6-rm. modern house, close in. Garage. Call 296-M, or at 1304 N Ave. , 6-1-6 t. FOR RENT Nice Sleeping ' Room. 1902 Second. 5-4-0tp Fort RENT 3-rm. opi. Maple Apt. 5-1-t f. 1 2-RM., 1 3-RM., and 1 4-rm. mod. furn. apts. Frigidalre, elec, ranges, hardwood floors. Close In, 1101 O Ave: Ph. 894-W. 4-29-6 tp. The honor of serving you at a time when export 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 & ZIMMERMAN FRIENDS THERE" . TMfvM seomice j home SWtP-W 1 WfcME VDEB.'a y 11 .J FOR RENT 4-rm. mod. house, partly jura. ueo. unapman, 204-K. 4-ao-t x. FOR RENT 1. 2,3 and 4-rm. houses, all partly furn. Rent reasonable. Inq. Berger's Grocery. . 4-27-t f. FOR RENT 5 room mod. house, $30. Close in. Inq. 1701 Wash. 4-24-t f. FOR RENT Strictly modern house with 4 bed rooms. Ph. M 586. 4-4-t f. CLEAN. STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates reasonaoie. z,uper Brick, 1408 wash. ' 4-3-1 mp. FOR KENT Furn. bouses and apta., with baths, clean. Quiet, low rates. Adults. 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS PLUMBING HEATING All Kinds of Sheet Metal and Furnace Work. LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY. Wash Ave. Phone Main 170. 6-6-1 t. WE MEND and repair all kinds of furniture. Dull tools don't cut well. We sharpen them. Anderson's Re pair Shop, 303 Fir street 842 -J. 6-1-tf I WILL FURNISH seod potatoes to any reliable person and take pota toes at digging time this fall. Ph. 186-R. J. F. Steinbeck. 6-4-2 tp. EASTERN OREGON Bldg. & Loan Assn. has money to loan on your home. Call O. D. Potter, Agt., 610-J or M 752. . 5-1-1 m. PLUMBING AND HEATING, gas fitt ing, a specialty. iFred A. Balmes. Ph. 1000-J. 203 M. Avo. 4-24-1 m. WHEN YOU have houses to 'move or raise call 227-W or wrlto E. G. Lovely, Cor. Spruco and Z. 4-21-1 in SOMMER HOTEL Private baths, prices reduced. 1st class plaoe. 4-21-1 m. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 12-19-1 m. EASTERN OREGOM School of MuslO, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple. 447-J. 9-6-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & TJp- Eolf'.ering & Kug Cleaning works, Phuae 424-W. Chos. Edwards, prop 12-1-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for . the Prudential Insur ance Co., and can make farm 01, city loans' at attractive rates of In? tere3t. ohas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bondB, LOST LOST Between R. R. crossing above reel bridge .on G. R. river and La Grande, looseleaf book, drivers 11- m-.cense. R. R. Asso. card ana otner Li.valuable papers. Notify E. R. Hum phreys, 3U4-J. o-d-z 1. LOST Bird dog, black and white with bobbed tall. Main 870. 6-4-2 t Football Player On 6 Months Probation BERKELEY, Cel.. May 5 (ft Ral ton (Rusty) Gill, University of Cali fornia football player who was ar rested here Sunday on a liquor vio lation charge, was released yesterday on six months probation In custody of William (Navy Bill) Ingram, head coach of the University of California. Magneto Repairing IJohcIi, Else man, Splltrtorf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY IlKPHCSENTATIVB 1 Battery & Electrical Service COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1425 Adams Phone M 753 MORE THAN OSCAR SILVER-TONGUED CHATTER ONPt' -VNO OV OUR REUnMES y "But. WZh. TO GV.ME US e.LMER SV0WEB ) s OUT OUR WAY . 1" 1 ovz-e puowviim' . vy f - . ' ' . H"T UP WAiXKl' 0OKV. - yMUM.MO - VOO A BlToe GOOp , K0N . I CWT TWE 1 SO -TlFteO M? REST OF T GO , DAT OS. SEAT OC3 1 Till Tomorrow MArt PamT AM f&l vmMm OO VOO DRAGGltsi' DE FURROWS. J( vvjAka-r to 00 smooth AGisi. J A Mno-Tt4 FltslvSU . RCQ. U.S. PAT. Off. Consider Plans Effecting Child Welfare Program HOT SPRINGS, Ark., tylny 5 (!) Tho national congress of parents and teachers yesterday considered plans to "translate Into action" tho "chil dren's charter" formulated at the White House conference on child health and protection last npvember,, Tho program is built around the theme of parental education as tho surest moans of providing "for overy child understanding and the guard ing of his personality as his most precious rleht." As the thlrty-'fifth meeting got under, way with Mrs, Hugh, Bradford of Sacramento, Cal., president, In the chair, Borne 1,600 delegated had be .foro them a proposal for a "fivp year plan of, stamping out Illiteracy" as. one of the gonls In accomplishing tho alms of the "children's charter." Dr. Lewis -R. Alderman, adult edu cation expert pf t;he United States offlco of 'education, ' laid before the congress last night a plan of malting "functionally literate" the twolvo to .fifteen millions of , illiterate,; adults un ina.coainwy. -. - - . .- "A no most worthwhile taste in tne world Is being a good parent," ho said. "To sccuro this educated par onthood Is one of the most Important projects any organization can under take. Now that wo have an increasr ing amount of leisure, there Is every reason why parents should becomo pupils. Wo realize that with 250,000 school houses and 1,000,000 public school teachers we have an agency that can make the children's charter an actuality. We need tp, ppon, out school buildings at night as well, as during the day." Roosevelt Goes to Paris; Mother III ALBANY, N. Y., May 5 W) Gover nor Roosevelt announced yesterday that ho would sail for Prance Wed nesday night. His mother is ill In Paris. Mr. Roosevelt said he had been informed by the Paris hospital that his mother had, steadily Improved, bnt ho would feel easier if he was near her. The governor plans to stay a week In Paris. CAN FIGURE OUT (S'WM1. EJ6R HEARD OF AWNTHIWS OLD dORTH AWRE THAW 60M.ETHIW3 NEI? A SECOUO HAND AUTO AIUT VNORTH AS MUCH' AS A MEW OME, IS IT t! lTek1-' V0U'RE CUCKOO'. GcIe WftMD A eurrM4K'TEP AUHTIB TO UHE OUQ5ELMES ' 5-5 g iPJl ST HKA KHVICI. INC. J Fall Looks For Pardon As Only Means of Escape . THREE! RIVERS, N, M., May 5 (At Albert B. Fall looked to Prosldent Hoover yesterday for a pardon as his only avenue ct escape from a sen tence of a year In Jail nnd 9100,000 fino ' on. ronvlctlon of accepting a bribe from L. pohony, oil man., Tho formor secretary pf the Interior announced Sunday be wpuld not again appeal hlo gentonco by a Dis trict or Columbia court in which no was found guilty on charges growing out of tho loosing of naval oil ro sorves. .petitions have boon circulated by friends in New Mexico and elsewhere asking a presidential pardon for the Harding cabinet ofClcer. yTho District of Columbia court of appeals recently upheld Fall's sen tence. . The noxt step would have been application to the supremo court fotf a writ of error. tr. Fall, Interviewed at his ranoh horo, after action of tho court of ap peals at Washington, said his atti tude toward a presidential pardon ,wajs largely passive. ., v , i am an old man," he said.- "I am rjo$ guilty of tho crime of which I won accused. I have fought until I am worn out, and considerations -for mv fumlly Impel mo. to carry the fight no further." He said he had no money with which to pay tho fine and explained ho had lost ownership of tho ranch on which ho lives, when a mortgage was foreclosed several years ago. Inmate of Asylum Made Lead Dollars PBNDLKTON, Ore., May 6 P It took an lnmato of the state hospital to foil the law. Someone gob a dollar which didn't ring true. The trail led to the East ern Oregon State hospital where it was found that an inmate was mold ing dollars out of lead. He had glvon the dollars to Mexican laborers who had tossed them to boys to see them scramble. As the law cannot arrest a person In tho Institution, officers are mak ing tho most of a bad situation they're searching for the molds. ): WO...B0TTHIS ROBY, 1 (vtfELL, HcwJ ABoOf W UNCLES ) " - THAT MJAS STOLE FARM.THEtJ ? ITS AS OLD AS SE6,OScaR FCOM MR. HECTOR, IS WBLO A(J. HE CAMT YoO'RE JOST AS OLDER TMAM AMYIHIH3, eiJ6(j fiET TWEKlTV DOLLABS 1 POMS AS J CrtTUiT Alis rp "WENTV DOLLARS 1 Cvbq.,, MEBBE , - - '3 FOR A WHOL6 ACRE .7 w,,h a tvhj N-vv. of .T i J- SJTT rA ErZL. l"V-v N. II V Mf. If S-f w I I I '" '''" By J. R. Williams 8PANISU AMHAKSAWHl MADRID. Mav ii ij-aalvador Do- madarlga, notod. Spanish author, dip lomat and lecturer. yesTorcjay wos named as embassador to Washington. ivom the new; tjpauj'Jh, wpuuuQ. , Saw. I.bal Cut, Wl? im, tiiJiKf ii;mtrl.); inoi, quoto itn'Mi.' In tIU'lt. Itl'llil. WhQ maUu Mini kmi'!) ; v .'i "" t Radio Programs I WHIINKHyAY lROURAMS . National Broadcasting Co.: 0:30, string orchestral 7, Amos and Andy; 7:10, vocallsta and, orchestra; 8:15, Tom Mitchell; 8:30, Laughucr and Harris; 0, play; 0:30, vaudeville; 10. news; 10:30, atring onsomble; U to li., danco orchestra. . Oolumbla Broadoastlng system: 6, G, Personalities; Stopping Along; or chestra; Q:4Q, concoct; band; 7:30. muslo hour; 8, Black and Blue; or chestra; 8:30, Revue; 0, band; orches tra; 10. answer man; orohestra; la to 1 a. m Vagabond of tho Air. Northwest Broadcasting system: 0, Bltn of Harmony; 6:30, Vodvll Vtirl- PAIN IN YOUR SHOULDER? Use Tysmol for Relief Knllo-llko Jabs of pain In tho vicin ity of tho shoulder blndo are poncrully duo to uourltls, brought oil by expo sure to draughts or suddon, chanfrcs of wcathor. In some cases thoro la stiffness or soroncss In tho musclos, making It difficult to raise tho arm. Tho safest and easiest way to re lievo such an attack 1 to apply a small quantity of Tysmol over tho alfectod area. This soothing, healing preparation Is quickly absorbed through tho pores and curried to tho throbbing aching porlphoral nervos. The pains usually stop at once, and In a vory short time tho lust trace of soreness should disappear. ' Tysmol Is absulutoly harmless free from dope. Recommonded for all forms of ncrvo pains, whether caused by nourltls, neuralgia, sciatica or rheumatism. Bold by leading drug gists. Always on hand at Olasa Drugs, Inc. Adv. By Cowan VOO VEftNE TvABiT TO ME ...TDIA0WOVN Ul&HTy etyT Dulclana Trio; 7, tenor: 7:30, Nocturne; 8, quartet: 9. orchestra: 10, .Sunsblne program: 10:30, Moon light Melodies! 11, dance orchestra; 12., sign off. Spokane 'KHQ (690): 7 a. m.. Town Crier: Alice Blue Gown:: Van and Don; 8, Happytlme; - 9, Walt and Norman: talks; music; 10:30, Magazine of the Air; 11:30,' dramaloguc; organ; 12, talkB; music; 1:30, School of the Air; 2, istudlo parade; 3, service hour; 4, Bobby Jones; musical program; 6, financial advice, muslo; 5:30. vocal ists and orchestra; 6:30, NBC pro grams: a:30. featuro; 0:30, public opinion; Walt and Norman; 10. news; enscmoie: . 11 to 12. nance music. Neat 1 1(1 KJH, (970) : 8 to 13. NBS programs. Tnooiun KVI (760): 9, studio program: 10, orchestra: 10:30, Walkathon; 11 to 12, orchestra. Portland HEX (1180): 6:30. Bits of Harmony; silent; 8, NBS; 8:30, "Son": music; 0:15, orchestra; 10, ' NBS; 10:30. Walkathon: 11:30, orohestra; 12 to Revollers. (UkinniV KLX (880): 7, news; 7:30, Hawnll- ans: piano: 6, Hour or Moiody; Gustav Severln; 9:30. Rodoo Novelty BtfPercioal Ckridopker Wren- Adlwrof ; SIYSTERIOUS WAYE H SVNOPSIS; ,,e(r(ott!iot nn written ait ovfl mid to the careers of Pr. Charters, his son, ir. James. "SpUlor" HettlUs and Uhink . Darsoa compnn (oijt in tho kui- H'iplo of John U'fijio's riit(0i(Qrt ttoxnmnru, Dorson, who murilers Sehtits in a quarrel over tifl foot is fwnaed. James is tciltoit (t-Mtiff. to poison Marlorio Lavilnrtteil, a - patient nnrl, Charters (lees with Dfi. MarAtlaa and other cranks at , ths nurMnn home. Thus Wajjo Is avenaea) far ifl death of JM. .flauyhter row Iter abductors' III y treatment, ticarrthi nnd innc- ttisln- lovUw Marfarle. Wane, , nUled, hit Sister Wahlon enntrives , her escnne From the home after James' death, Itafnrs teavhtp. he linners tn atwomiiUsh what he '' calh on qc( ot H(lca, ' ' , - JhRpler 43 , ' " ; THE LOST JEWEL ri ASHING Into Cliartora vacant bedruom, as Mnrjorle and Sis- Ur Woldon waited safely outside the walls 1 took hit keys tram, bononlb Ills pillow and rushed to hip ' con suiting room- Swiftly 1 unlocked a tittle door In, the 11 pi) or part pf Ills tilg desk, tho pnrt Hint, consisting Ot plgoon-holca and oupboards, rose uo nt tho back ot the lentlier-qov ored table part at which tie wrote, :i From a locked drawer In this cup board 1 took another bunch ot keys, Among which wna a small Instrii- mont shapod somethiiiK like, the bludo ot a screw-drlvor. In Charter' desk I found the , With one ot those keys, I opened yet another little cupboard, and on Die floor ot this, 1 discovered a nent round .holo. Insortlng tho acrow drlvor blndc, 1 soon found the head of a largo sere, nnd withdrew It. , Haying done this. 1 solzod one end ot the upper part of tho dosk 111 both hands, and swung It round on Its ulddcn central axis, so thai It stood across tho clonk at right angles to Its usual position, JThis exposod, " each end of the desk, an area that was covored by the hack 01 the dosk when in normal posltlbn. , In eucli of thOBO horizontal areas was a koybole. With one at the keys ot tho second bunch, 1 un locked and raised a flap thnt cov ered a box, of which It was the lid. In this cavity wero a numoor of small bottles labeled "1'olson." From one containing a red powder, 1 withdrew the stopper, tlppo'i out the contents, and exposed a small koy. . With this I unlocked and raised the lid of the cavity on the right hand sido of the desk. This cavity also contained bottles, boxos, and tins. One ot tho latter, apparently a quarter-pound tobacco tin that had novor been opened. I removed and pocketed. It contained my diamond, The Unsettlng 3un. My knowledge ot Its hldlng plnco was duo partly to tho skill, cleior ness, cojrage, and persistence ol Williams I' A'llllnin, and partly to my own night) piowllngs, gener ally fruitless, hohlnd the heavy cur tain that bad servod mo so well ou the first day of my visit to The Monastery. I had rocovercd my diamond, now more .0 me a symbol ot success than a thing of Intrinsic value. My diamond that had cost me 3osc mary's life and yet bad saved Mnrjorlo's. I had triumphed over my cnr.r.ilc-s J and had seen the worst twl vllco j ot them die at my feet like 1 poi soned dog. I -bad found Love nml with ii Faith. Hope nnd Charity for . bad found Marjurlo. Boys; 10, band; 11, classic records; 11:30 to 12. dance music, KGO (700); $:30 to 13, NBC pro-, grams. . Han Francisco KPO (880: 7, orchestra: 8, feature; 8:815, ,Rln-Tlu-Tln, Thriller; 8:30, music; 9, Boston ions; 0:30, orohestra; 10, news; feature; 10:30, dance or cnestra; 11:30 to 13, organ. . KFRO (01QJ: 0 to 1 a. m., CBS programs. Los AllfiCWi KHJ (000): 6:45. concert; band: 7:30, Muslo Hour: 8. Black and Blue: Orchestra: 0:30, Revue; 9. Bob and ivl Harriet; 0:30. musical programs: 10, ': .. news; orchestra: 11 to l a. m.. organ. .- : KFl (040): 6:30, NBO programs; ii 8:30, studio program; 0:30, tenor and v crchestra: 10, nowg: 11:15 to 13, NBC. KNX (1050): 7, Watannbo and Ar- .a- chie; Periwinkle; 7:30, string ensem- ? ble; 8. Airdalos; 8:30. tenor: 9, Ethel - Duncan; 10. Tom and Wash; dauco r t orchestra 10:30, art club; 11 to, 13, m organ.-; . DiMiver (( KOA (830): 8:30. NBC programs; , v 8:16, orchestra; 9 tp 11, NBC pro grams. j HiUt Lako Citv KSL (1130): 8:30, NBC programs; :; . 6:15, financial advlco; music; 0:15,. , popular composors; 10 to 11, orgun. And In the same hour I lost her, 1 or rather, loarnod that I bnd found ' her too lato, Perhaps suffering docs as poets and. moralists have sung nnd said act upon the human mind as ' does the furnace lire upon the earthly oro. Perhaps P"'n and sorrow and suf- i- , (erlng are. v , nud It Is true that we emerge from them, It emorge v we do, stronger nnd braver and bot- 1 tor. I don t know, , But t do know that I wn3 able nt. to moet this fresh blow as a, rcan ; should, and to stand up to It, and while standing up to It, conceal. Its , " terrlblo effoctH. Or, again, ot course, it may be , .. that I had repelved so (shattering a biov when Jlosomary met bor, dreadtul late, that my mind and soul had lost somo ot their capacity j " tot suffetlng. . Anyhow Marjorlo was engngod, -.r:-. to be married a fact the possllfllr It y- qt wljlcll bad positively .iever, entered my alnd. I had bad so much olso ot which to, think that 1 had almost visualised her as having no outside relation sltli?SjSnv.(!,wltli her woak. worthless, uncle and bis Infamous wife. .1 Marjnrle was engnged to be mar ried., tier uanco was In India, She would shortly bo of ago, and she wished to go out to him. tin containing my diamond. So bo it. I would take bor and sco her safe Into his care. , 1 For throe wook? I should bi con tinually In her company. In that.' time I wuii'd And out something , about bor lovor, and, at the end ot , It, 1 would moet bin) and sum him up. If Mnrjorle loved him, doubtless , ho was worthy. ; Dut did she lovu him or wnb it a boy nnd girl affair? Well ... 1 Should have that throe weeks. Three . weeks ot t'nradlso Ineffable, and, If, it must be, "Paradise enow," How shall I tell of that voyage? I cannot it t would. Uko Dante, 1 liavo been in Heaven, but t am no Unnte to tell ot It, It lasted fori, moment It lasted tor years 21 wonderful days, each , of which was a yoar each llilod -with wonderful and Innumerable happenings ot Indescribable an 1 un imaginable loveliness, Joy and . glory: a smllo upon Marjorie's love--ly Hps: a happy laugh, the sweotest music In this world; a pressure of loving hands upon my arm as wa walked tho moon-lit deck. . . . For thcy were loving hands. Mnrjorlo loved mo, I'm sure, and, but for her cousin, might havo fallen In love with me, I verily believe. tlut who was 1, gray, grim and buttered although scarce M years' of nge a bunted convict with a . prico upon his head? Who was I that I should make lovo to Marjorle Laudcrdoll? ' One of the tow things to which. In reviewing my life, I can look back with satisfaction. Is tho fncti thnt loving, worshiping, adoring h:r" as I did, t'rt-as able to refrain from making love to her. Dut 1 love to know that Man .0 loved mo. and I lovo to thin., that, In. hnpplor cir cumstances, she might porcnance . have ."alien In love with me, and loved mo Indeed as I loved her. - There Is much ot love In this last icnlenco. Well, It Is better than halo, and so, thanking Marjorle and liod, l?t me end upon that uolo. , THE EN'D (Cotr'itl, IM. h frtitiitk A. Sltttl Ct.) . i if ,1
