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?r.f!! Tuesday, May 19, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven II rt i i j i i o .1 i ? a i a o i : 7 " The Market PUce of Union mid Wallowa Conntiea j - WANTED Tent, 9x12. Ph. 374-W. ....-.." 5-19-3 tp WANTED Washing at. my home. Inq. ,' Observer.-..-. . , . , ...... .6-18-2 tp. WANTED To turruan pasture for 20 - cows to milk on shares. Call 374-W. 5-18-6 tp. WANTED Tour Au:o Top to Rubber ize. Not a top dressing but a new process of Rubber Treatment, which will last Indefinitely, Como and see us no matter the condition or your auto top. . We can save you money. Ackerman Tiro Shop, 1423 Adams Ave. 6-11-1 m. WANTELV-Fatntlng or general repair work by exp. man. Ph. 222-J. 4-14-6 tp FOR SALE FOR SALE Good used refrigerator, ' good shapo. Cheap. Ph. 849 -u. : , 6-19-3 t FOR SALE At a bargain, new electric range given In recent cake contest. Call Alice Kllppel, M 068.. 5-19-3 tp FOR SALE 4 room house at 2207 Cedar, Inq. 402 Benton St., or Phono 189-R. 6-18-3 tp FOR SALE Seed potatoes, Hattle : Friswold, Alicel. 6-15-6 tp. FOR SALE 12 Vi acres of land, with ' water. Close In. Ph. 205-M. "'. .' 5-16-3 t. FOR SALE Very fine mod. home, near high school, at a. bargain. Call 147 -M. .. - , 6-12-t f. KIMBALi. PIANOS See T. K. Bellamy, Odd Fellows Bldg. Phone Main 119, 1 6-5-1 mp. REAL BARGAIN House and 3 rich lots, 2002 Penn., east, sell, rent or trade for improved Portland prop erty. W. L. Collins R 6 Portland, Ore. 4-28-1 mp Automobiles ... FOR SALE 1930 Chrysler 70 coupe. . 1027 Dodge coupe. 1920 Chrysler 66 sedan. -1930 Ford sport cab. 1930 Chrysler 68 St. sedan. CHRYSLER GARAGE . ' . 6-19-1 t. Professional Directory - Physicians & Surgeons i it. c: s. mooui: General Medicine and Surgery DR. C. 15. mtANNEIt Specialist in Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology. SECOND" floor: KOESCH' BLDG. i ""TUONlTlffiUN lr "' IJItS. RICHARDSON AND HILL Office Phono Main 15 Rooms' 17-18-19-20 sommer Bldg. DR. A. L. RICHARDSON Res. Phono Main 55 V OB. F. O. HILL '' Res. Phone Main 765 ' LEE B. BOUVT, M. D. '. LEW A WILKES, M. D. Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. Phone Main 16 DR. F. 1. .11ALSTON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat '" 1-7 SOMMER BLDG. Phono Main 778. JAMES J. D. IIACN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDING. Office Ph. M. 716 Res. Ph; M. 712 Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMJES 203 N. Ave! Readings Dally. ' PHONE 1006-J.' FRECKLES AND HIS II C 1 ( tiwce it SrJAPPy Mt$$& ft ' ARO0M'? 0,4 WM1H JiK Bou-ow,ms sgk - mZM i - pft; A TELEPHONE w II J0&'$$ SPREAD OUT AMD JjJ CAUL. FRofA is-t '' ZjW UP OM TWEfA M0?M$k DETECTIVE ' j teuim aijd mm0m0m WMi0kMm?&mi- MOM'N POP , UF Hivt) THt 'WE DttAkvJS TwW OwH Kf Time A i TEA.L XOO . j(T)we TRUTH .Bote WO VOU fve GWLE.IAE.N.LET 1 VNWT )SOUMDEO SO okpFD VM W5 kvTTS I CV-A-PLE J HllA WME t. 0ttt. I STElvUIMCx UMCEASOMABLE, J NABBEO A Of WM, r EVtM F UE IS aNVTWUG I - WWSED Observer Want Ad Rates . (Count five average words to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion ioo Per line, each added consec utive insertion ...., -70 Minimum charge on one order ...... .26c RATES BY' MONTH 2 lines, per month ..2.60 8 lines, per month .... $3 25 4 lines, per month $4 00 5 lines, per month (4.75 Each additional lino over five charged at 60c per lino 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 OF. INSERTION. Stop orders on ad Inserted until further no tice must be 'received by .the some 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 606 "An Observer Want Ad ' Will Do It.". '.. v USED CAR SPECIALS 1026 Butck Coach, lots of exr tros, In perfect condition -$300.00 1926 Studebaker coach; new paint and tires, motor perfect 275.00 1028 Pontiao coupe, guaranteed 376.00 1027 Chrysler coupe 276.00 These cars have 1031 license. WE TADB.(!:t.i Perkins Motof Co. ,. . Main 500 4th and Adams. - .. . '5-19-2 t FOR RENT FOR RENT Large f urn; i apt. Very cheap, 001 o. Ave. . .,-, .6-19-.t f. FOR RENT 4 room partly furnished house, $10.00 per month. Merry-go-round for sale, $8: good-Jersey milk cow, $60.00. Call 380-R. ,5-18-3 tp. FOR RENT. 3-rm. Penn. Ph. 635-J. furn'." apt., 1305 .6-18-2 tp. FOR RENT 4 room furnished house, newly painted and papered, 1 block '. from Mt. Emily mill,' Rent reason able. Phone 424-W. . 1 6-18-2 tp. FOR RENT Eight room house, at lB08-2nd St., all furnished. Just the place for roomers and hoarders. E. C. Tuckey, 109 Depot St.- 6-16-3 t. FOR RENT Desirable unfurn. house, close in, !145-W. V 5-16-3 t, FOR RENT 3-rm. apt. Maple Apt: 5-1 -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. ;. . We Understand. SNODGRASs''. ft ZIMMERMAN FRIENDS FOR RENT Lovely i-rai, mod. bun galow, hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace, basement, double garage, 401 O Ave. Ph. 220-W. 6-14-t f. FOR RENT Modern 5 room house. Close In. Garage. Call at 1304 "N" Ave., or 2U8-M. 6-14-t f. ROOMS at I. O. O. F. '1-emple. ' 6-7-1 m. FOR RENT Good, rcUablo saddle horses for pleasure trips, $2 per day, $1.50 per half day, $1 per evening. Our' mountain scenery and good roads 15 miu. from stables. Call G. Plerson, Farm. 29x1, Perry. 6-2-1 m. FOR RENT 6 room mod. house, $30. Close in. Inq. 1701 Wash. 4-24-t f. FOR RENT Large airy sleeping rooms Close in, reasonable. 1002 Second. ... ' 6-10-5tp FOR RENT 1, 2,3 and 4-rm. houses, all partly furn. Rent reasonable. Inq. Bcrger's Grocery. . 4-27-t f. CLEAN, STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates reasonable. Zuber Brick, 1408 Wash. 4-3-1 mp. FOR RENT Furn. houses and apts., 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. Phono Main 179. . 5-10-1 t. GRADUATION PRESENTS For grad uation presents, call at Tuckeys and secure one of those new UP-TO- DATE PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, all makes, UNDERWOOD, ROYAL, REMINGTON ond CORONA'S, last a life time and much appreciated, terms if desired. E. O. Tuckey, 109 Depot St. 6-16-3 t. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED - Your lawn mower sharpened' like new. win can ior and deliver. R, c. Smith, opposite fire station. ' 1 " : ' 6-14-1 m. READY CUT LUMBER; shop work. screens, garage doors. Estimate on new and repair contracts. Main 060, Pete Bousquet; . 7 6-14-1 mp LAWN ' MOWERS sharpened, saw! filed all kinds of repairing. Ander- son's Repair Shop, 803 Fir St. Phone 842-J. 5-8-t f. EASTERN OREGON Bldg. & Loan Assn. has money to loan on your, home. Call C. D. Potter, Agt., 610-J or M 752. 6-1-1 m. PLUMBING AND HEATING, gas fitt ing, a specialty. Fred A. Balmes. Ph. 1006-J. 203 M. Ave. . , 4-24-1 m. WHEN YOU have houses to move or raise call 227-W or wrlto 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..amk.flti6tUoD--flbort -nofcicef-- La Grande Construction & Supply Co. ' 12-19-1 m. EASTERN OREOOK School Of MustO, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. 0-6-1 m. MONET TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential Insur ance Co., and can make farm oi city loans at attractive rates of In terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans and bonds. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering & Rug Cloaning Works ' Phu2e 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop 12-1-lm. Magneto Repairing . Bosch, Klseman, SpJItdorf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Battery & , Electrical Service - COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1425 Adams Phone M 753 PULLING THIS LOOKS BAD! OME o natures J DPrrV: -TRcvs AT TfjEM -r. BoT, TH' Time ENOUGH j-TH&R AAlONT BE 1 - Vuo CqWPoNOiNi . FALuRE - BEFORE - " T "HISS REO.U.S.PAT.OFF. Frosty School Is . Closed on Friday By Mrs. Nell ttight (Observer Correspondent) LOWfeR COVE, Ots. (Spoclnl) Miss 'Vera Case closed a successful ! term or scnool at Yosty. on Friday, After examinations wore over the teacher and pupils with their parents, enjoyed a welner and marshmallow roast beside a lovely stream on the E. S. Morris farm. Ice cream and cake were served later- by Mrs. E. S. Morris and Mrs. Lee Childera. Farmers ore enjoying the rain as It was needed. ' Crops are in fine con dition. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Johnson mo tored to Weiser, Idaho on Thursday to attend the annual meeting and picnic of the Farmers' Oo-oporative Creamery association. , J, C. Roup, of Asotin, Wash., came over Friday for his niece, Miss Lil lian Kight, who has spent the last school vear with her cousin. N. P. Right; They left for' Asotin on Sat urday morning. Harlan Koger was a business vis itor In La Grando Saturday afternoon. N. P. Kight and family were busi ness visitors in La Grande Saturday. Mrs. Nell Kight and daughter, Marie Alice, spent Thursday visiting" their friends, , Mrs. Mary Porter and Mrs, Georce McVey in La Grande. LJ4r8.,X,JSwJWiUer,,,Vfta &.bUfin5jU; Stone Crab a Post . Marine engineers are tuntnHwd by the exploits of the stono crab. This little creature Inhabits South American waters; imd loves to dine olt concrete. The piers uwl break-' waters favored with Us nttenilgn are constantly being repaired, but it keeps on nibbling! SPRING SALE Model "T" Fords $40 to $135. , LARISON CHEVROLET CO 1414 Adams Phone Main 2 THE JOB! Whil-E, FROfA A CUOMP OF BOSHES, FEECKLES A KID FLOVD AEE VWATCH1NS VU1TH IUTEKIS6 IWTEBEST Oh, no'. You DiDh't A I opemed w door S twere's BEEU Too MUCH'- HP.V4E. -VOUB HOOiCS I M4D SoM4 ff ML- PETTV THlEVJIua GOlUG 0M, ABOUND THfkT BOTTLE HE HN.t The. PAPEIi BOT 1'vlE (JoT AW IDEA. Of MH.K,OR MuTmt4VlU OME HND oMD I TWCV TWEEE VNONT "Bt V VK1HEH 1 WtLtt) S THE MILK. IU TWE ' P.MVK0CE Of T - Vj , YOU OU MO f ) V OTHER. - ' TAKE THE VKIS0MEK " jify ( "TrAETS VJWV ', LOOK ALV- Y AlLORES . My GRAM KAV-" WAS A BORW GE.MERAL , BuT WAS Too VouufV KB TH" 11- "JvAET V ; WAR Am' Too olo FER Trt1 Cimiuwar M- PAP IMv-ERTEO T', BoT HEVVA-S -TOO VOUNGt FER TH'. OMIU. AH TOO HE'S SiCr X NWERTEO (T, BUT VWA'S TOO HEROES 'ARE. MAOE-MOT BoRM. J(lt. Glen Personals. Hy Sirs, E. I. Whiting (Observer Correspondent) - 'MT. GLEN (Special) Miss Buyrle Hibbtrt, of Salt Lake City, Is spend jig a week of her summer vaoatlon wiKi her brother, D. Leo Hlbbert, of Mt. Glen, and her sister, Mrs. Os- mund, Orton, of Union. Miss Hlbbert was a resident of Union county for several years and is now a high school IrliiVUUUl m riUUWII4i u Villi. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence DeOraw en tertained a number of friends at a dhine'r party Sunday honoring Mr. DeGraw's mother. Albert FeUc and daughter, Aonna, are visiting relatives in Council Ida hp.1 ;"' '"A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zaugg last Wednesday and on Thursday a son was born to Mr; -aad Mrs; Paul Zaugg. ; Tho mothers of the community were.honorucl on Mother's day by tho Sunday school; A program of songs, musical numbers and euloules to motherhood was given and each mother was given a beautiful booklet of versos by a group of Boy Scouts. Mrs. Martha Whiting was tho oldest mother present and Mrs. Helen Zaugg the youngest. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Peters and son, Richard, of La Grande, spent Sunday, VCrnTOn iKtb ingr Eutrene Hlbbert lo recovering from arihttack of acuto appendicitis. Davis I. Stoddard, of Baker, Is hav ing an addition built on his summer home at his timber ranch north of Mt. Glen. Charles Spiker is In charge of the work. Albert Calkins and iamlly moved to Cove recently. He has rented a house and small trace of laud near the city. ' Mr, Gilliam has rented tho Gamer farm and is planting the place to potatoes. John W. Wildo and Vernal Nielson. of Union, were speakers at the church Sunday. The service was in charge of a group of young men who gave most of the program. A successful school year was closed Friday. Miss Genevieve Nelson wilt teach, the school noxt year also. Three pupils wrote for eighth grade exam ination diplomas, Donna Felk, Elden Waito and Ralph McCoy. The school will have Its annual outing at. the Cove swimming pool Wednesday. Joe Leak, has furnished several Iambs to the boys' clubs of tho coun ty., This -flock is said to be ono of the best In Eastern Oregon SEE.1 1 VWISH ) toO OOU'T WISH 1 f3T THAT SRILL QOT I skVi ,s THAT DETECTIVS ) IT ArJ1 MORg AMD THEM DROP TO I A cincn,56TTln' , vjoold HURRy' 1 thau i Jm, 6 BAseewT and .fJ W1S BAt0K,.., amd a, oo Jfl 'A:L mte&f) 5l;-:;T ' -' 7 'V'Stf'.H0-U.6-FAT.O7.!:vlU31 BY UZA tiCnVICC. 1HC,f By J. R. Williams FANHLV wa VJORV.O WAR AM 1 T7- r r tco -KJ' WAR MAR5). jr,f?.wiv.vioMs 01031 BY NEA SERVICE, JNC.J Radio Programs I WK IJJS'ES DAY IMUHiK'VM Nutional Bro:clcn.':t:ii; Co.:' 0:30, sport interview; oi'(U33 ra; 7, Amos and Andy: 7:15, vo::;ills;s and orches tra: 8:15, Tom Mitchell;- U:30, Lofner & Harris; I). ..lay; 0:30, Road Show; 10,' news; 10:33. l.Iv C-a'tlo of Dreams; 11 to 12, danue oroheJtra. Columbia Bi-avHlcr.tins System: 6; Vitality. Pji'3Xii nJtcppliig Along; orchestra; U:'H5,' concjrL; band; 7:30, music hour; 0, Lhick e Blue; orchos tra: 8:30, Revue: 0, popular program;, orchestra; 10, aaawor umu; orolioatrn,; 12 to 1, Vagabond. ' ' Northwest Broadcasting System: 5:40, markets; guidon talk; Q, Knights of the Road; music; talk; 0:30, travel talk; Dulclana Trio; 7, novelty trio; tenor; 7:30, talk; mixed quartet; 8, Vacation Land; 0, orchestra; 10, Sun shine program; 10:30, Moonlight Melo dies; 11, dance orchestra; 12 to 3 a. m., Midnight Rovollers,; ' Spokane KHQ (600): 7 a. m., Town Crier Alice Blue Gown; Van & Don: 8, Happytlme; 0. Walt & Norman; j music. tuik; io:30, Magazine of the A1,,; n:3o, dramaloguo; organ; 12, I talks: myslc; 2, studio parade; 3, sor- i vice hour; 4, golf; music; sports; 6, linancial advice; musical 'programs; '0 :30', NBC. programs: 8:30, symphony concert; u, evening mmiiM; iw, news; Inland Empire Forum; 10:30, studio progrnm; 11, danco music, sciatic KJR (070): 6:40 to 3 0. m., ND8 proginniu. Tucointi KVI (700) : 0, Btudlo program: 10, ballroom orchestra; 10:80, Wolkathon: 11, orchestra; 11:30 to 13, Whlto Wlz ard.. Portland KEX (1100): 8, Words & Muslo; "Son;" 0:16, orchestra; 10, NBS; 10:30, WaWathon; 11:30, tlanca or chestra; 12 to 3 a. m., NDS. OakliiuU KLX (800): 7, news; 7:30, Hawal lans; piano; 8, Hour oi Melody: 0, studio program; 8:30, Mt. View Wranfjlors; 10, danco program. KQO (700): 0:30 to 13, NBC pro grams, . Knn Francisco KPO (080): 7, orchestra: 8, tonnls school; Rln-Tln-Tin Thrillers; 0:30, Cheramy; 0, Bostonlons; 0:30, orches tra; 10, news: Maurice Clunsky; 10:30, dance orchestra; 11:30 to 12, orches tra. ' KPRC (010) : 0 to 1 a. m., CBS pro grams. By Bioper By Cowan r I,m Angeles KFI (040): 7:15, NBC programs; Q:30. studio program; 9:30, lioroance of Transportation: 10, news; studio program; 11:15, NBC. kna (iudu): 7, watanaue and Ar chie; Perlwlnklo; 7:80, string ensem ble; 8, Alrdales; 8:30, symphony; 9, Ethel Duncan; 10. tenor and serenad es; 10:30, art club; 11, orchestra; 13 to 1 a. m., organ. KHJ (900): 6:30, CBS programs; .9, Bob $ Harriet; musical programs; 10, nowB; orchestra: 12 to 1 a. m.,' organ. Halt Lnko City KSL (1130): 6:30, NBC programs; 8:15, financial program; 9:15, popular composers;' 10, organ. $ $ $ Over Night News: ! Elberton, On. National guardsmen (Ire ou mob which storms Jail whero two negroes are held tov attacking a white woman; two civilians are wounded. Las Vegas, Nev. Fifty federal pro hibition agents raid speakeasies, road houses and breweries In effort to clean up Hoover dam approach. MAD PURSUIT HY JESSIE DOUGLAS FOX SYNOPSIS: rite loimllj; w((cn . hoa mmlti .Vortt l.tiku hiltqw her imptoufiO'C tuttwr Julitin (it Ills - atmruh ol accnea lo utiint Unea not' conquer Iter louulno to "Infra , root" aoiiiewltera. Yet lha mother less olrl ot. frt acorns lier totlier'a- vlan 'o uictl tier to Ntclmloa : Thnver. the vouno artiat wlia ' vlstta Ilia l.nkoa in a villa lent them bu Slra. A'evers. FUltitlno her ttlaltka ol Thnuer is tha tort thnt he la the brother ol lonolhon -Tinnier bu whom A'ora hint been ' ' imnreaaed In o mfellHy live vanra . belore .Vmiolos' lllneaa in M't,lrl . he norroirlii rscniiea lualno n bond tnronoh btiooft uolsosliio, reveola hta lite, n deaiintriuo sotJufiss lltof nttrocta A'yro, IVieti aha . illarluBea- bar tnexnltcnbla tinijrisl-iliwts-. t'onconiliiy Jnltnn.' fJicholoa ' aurees to w'oloho bla vlalt. Chapter 0 MAN PROPOSES? AQDALENNA sot down the br.onkfnat tray with a bump. She smiled down, at fyora, the golden hoops swinging besldo her olive checks. Sho began to explain all , tho violent happenings of the last tew days. M.i(,(lnlenna groaned and Jlung her nrnis up, made the . sign of the cross iynd cradled Some- ining in nor arms, "mere m an other bnby somowlie.re; ; but; .whether It was the baby ot her ' mothar. Norn nover. knew. Tlmn Masdnlcinm kissed Nora's hand and thumped out on her sturdy peasant root. Nora put the tray on tho table and drew It up beside the window, She. lira iik the tepid coIToe and ate colls with a lusty young appetite. Sim loved her, funny little room, the old chest of drawers, the mirror In Its tarnished gilt tramo. Everything seemed, charming this morning What would Nicholas say when, he saw her? . : i How would he look at her?, Whon she ha: drunk tho last drop of coffee and eaten the crumbs ot her rolls, she drew out a battered, diary. and hegan to Iluttor through, the pages. It was a long time since she had made an entry, . . Here they were those oid chop' (era ot her wandering life with Julian . . . here and there, never, satisfied, r.lways hoping. . ; Sho read oor a few of them, Oct. 1 Saw spires of Oxford. Stolej Into npani gsi'iien. iiosps anil sundial. Julian mot I'liRllshmnii In Inn. ' Tcr. rlhlo Unlit. Julian very drunk, Wrtlie me II tllo n ullt In riiv ho wns nn nu to out follow's tlirout. . I.oft Oxford in morniiiB. Nov. 1! 'I'l-oHMnchs. ; Hula nil day. Julian very sweet. linrroweU two pounds, Lonvliiif at oncu. Feb. iO Villa. Ailgtistln. Lime trees. Slin. Rtillto. Sen. Jiillnti feels ho can, work nt Inst. Hlinweil n man lib last pnltitliiK. 1UI not buy It; Julian drank all night. Uoliu; to sllib lllm with ualelto klllfo. Bbe began to write: April 13 Nlehulas tinpleasunt. Tlinycr arrived. Uut after 1'ou Most know linn There was a light tap on her door. Sho tucltod the hook under her pil low and turned as her futher came into the rpom. Mo looked very well pleased with himself, clean shaven, his dark hair' brushed In Its Croat, a flowing black tie under Ills chin. He straddled a chair and grinned at her "Well, Nora my own, how are you? I'vo good news for you!" he Bald guyly. "iluve we como Into a fortune?" Ho pulled out a clgnrelto from a flat tortolscaliell case and, lighted, It, Nora noticed for the llrst tlnio that ho was nervous. Sho thought, "He's In a nolo. Ho doesn't know how to toll me." "You might as well tell me. at once, Julian!" "I spent the afternoon yesterday with Helen Nevers. And the truth Is the fact Is" he inhaled a great breath of smoke and Hung back iiie head, "I'm going to marry her," She could not say a word. Sho felt a suffocating emotion take posses' slon of her. "Well, aren't you going to con, grnlulate me?" her rather asked airily. "It; tho best thing that ever happened to us, Nora, She bas enough money, and a place at St Jean de Luz and sho loves to wander about just ns 1 do. Destdes she's a charming woman!" her father added whon ho saw her eyes pitilessly on 111 m. - lie went on In an aggrieved tone. "Hero' on tho happiest day of my life you're going to Bit like a clod You're Jealous!" ho cried In triumph "Perhaps I am," Nora admitted. "Tills isn't like you. I can't under stand you at all!" Hhe was not glad. Sho was con fused and angry and hurt. She loved her futher, but Bhe despised him a little and pitied 111 m more. Hut sud denly she realized what it meant: Sli-waa free. She was ashamed ai this feeling surged through her. Her face lightened, she hold out her baud llko a boy, and be grasped It. Washington Federal reserve board; says banks are Increasing their ln-j vestuw&ts In government aecurities, f Newport, R. I. Three bailors from a! torpedo testing barge are drowned! when their dory Is capsized la ftl squall. Washington Borah says low prlo of silver is due to' deliberate efforts! by governments to debase the metal and not due to overproduction. . . ' Macon, Oa. Chris. 8. Osborn, form er governor of Michigan, has adopted his secretary, Miss Stella Lee Brunt. 37. . '. Foreign .: . , ' Berlin Action of league council In referring Austro-German customs ac cord to Hague court la criticized. ; Lisbon Police search all pedes trians as bombings continue; 30 per- sons Injured in seven explosions.. v1 Ottawa House of commons votes down resolution to rescind , ban on liquor shipments to the United Btntea. .. . . . . w Briefly 1 old 1 ' One achievement lemla to nnoth er nccoiupllsluuent, one failure w suite la another hnlf-try. So it Is Imperative to stick to the thlDg one Is trying to do until It Is done. "There, I knew you'd see it as I to, She's always admired uio. I saw that the Hrst time I met her. We've' vn " decided about you. Wherever we go , you're to como. You'll Hod she's , charming woman as you know, hero better." Her father rambled on whiia- Nora gat looklugathlni. Uldhe tblnk ' thnt she would let Mra. Nevers Bupv, port her and go trailing after them all iver Kurope? Her 11 or ce youuai pride rose up lu arms. How could Julian thinlf that h, would fat M.'s. Nevers dispose ola : her Uto iu this way?, Hor rebellion llnmed Into words of protest. ' ''. 'nut I couldn't. Julian. You must.. soo that. Not on her money I" ' : r "But It will be my money then,!" ' Do stood up. "I'll tell her that ' you're delighted, Nora," K; No, tell her, tha,t t give my con-... sent." i' : - k .-il w ". "Splendid!" ha laughed, "splon"! did!" ' Sho hoard hor-father run down lbS) stairs: ,tho door banned after hlmJ lis was going through Mm bluo gate,1' Her. Ufa. was. changed In tbe twlnk' ling ot an eye. Sho was tree now. She tried to re capture that first sharp thrill of free dom but that was dulled by tear. Fpf sho, feludosolate as though a chljd yltom she bad loved and watched,.. over had been snatched frojn her.,, Henceforth Helen Nevers. anil, noli' hersplf would, be; responstblg, tor ' him. - ,;: : '.;""''. ('.' What a terrible thing It was, to be,:1 ponhiless! Sho thought ot ivay3 and means.' But of whom could she bor- row. nioisy. Nicholas . . . she stood' up atid, went, to the window. 8b(j sayr a man climbing the hillside:!,? something In his, swaggering, walled made her think It was- .Vlcholas. She ile.w out of the i:0use and: tp);'; ' lowed the , narrow path 'hat led up,,, the, hill to the chestnut trees. Shai topped, the hll and saw his. HgurO'f clear agnlhst. tho sky; then be" dipped down Into tho vajley and; sb., went More slowly In pursuit. Whenn she reached him she saw he was leaning back against one of the chostnut trees, bis legs stretched straight before blm. :i was not at all' as she bad.i thought of him. The unsparing light " showed his race oldor, moro seamed,'" with n grayish pallor on the cheek., . bones. Ho looked up as though, she had Interrupted blm when she. earner ' to sit timidly at some dlsianco ffom "'; blm: , , " , i "What's the mattoi'?" he ankedift. frowning. , : "Julian Is going to marry Mrs. Novors." , , ; "Yos?" . ji.i "Ho told you?" , wi "Lout night." V Me looked, nt hor koonly as. he u added, "You don't llko Mrs. Nevers ?"v,-i "No, I bate her!" sho aald, a sob -i almost bursting from hor. ' "And you'd do anything tq get, away?" ,,. "AnytlilngI" sho whispered. m ' Ho took his pipe out of his pocket " and, an oil skin bag of tobacco. Ho packed It awkwardly with his loftV. hand. Sho watched him In silence ,, until ho motioned that, she draw ' closor to him. Sho waltod, bcrr 1 arms about her knees, staring down . the hillside with Its pallid olive trees,, , at-d off to the brilliant sky. i "I had piensunt news too, this-' morning," ho said In a mattar-of-, fact volca, "Dr. , Modronl tells ma .,', I'll never uso my . hand , again. Paralysis," bis faco contorted with, , the last word Into a grimace. It was as though all tho familiar ' things sho know, were gone. Sbe had stepped, ad Into: some, loneiy placo where be and she were shut lo by pain. "It I hadn't asked you to open the shuttor " ' - , "If! If! If! he said violently. "If 1 , hadn't met your father ot the pen slone, It I hadn't come to stay wlthr him. it the nail hadn't been there" "But some doctor can do some- , thing."- ",. .,. "Those fools of doctors!" "You'll Ilnd some ono to cure you."' ':; ... . '. ,'. - "1 haven't your belief In the kind ness of . . . God," ho said bitterly. )- A tear ran crookedly down hor '' cheek ond slipped Into the throat of, her dress. Sbe leaned toward him: i,, "Would you lake me with you? t Would you take me home?" . Was she as Innocent as she1' seemed or was she a bold little ad-v., venturess? Knowing, ber father, ho i could.beJleve.lt only too well, Out looking at her white. face he. koew, she was not brazen but desperate. 'Do you mean would I marry you?'.,. he asked brutally. u tCoburiubt' 'fJ0 Jeaata Oouglos ,fo Can money cost too much, as, m Nicholas sugatltl lomorfowt Pti. -jr. lisps th.it Is why Nora's trip to Naples Isn't Jay-ride,... i
