La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 22, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 22, 1931 ii ir- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seyen (T.LAS WANTED WANTED Exp. farmer wants work, any kind. Inq. 1401 Z Aire. 6-22-3 tp WANTED Exp. waitress, La Grande 'hotel. ..'....'. 6-22-3 t. WANTED TO BENT Small furnlsh ved or partly furnished house about July first. - Reasonably priced. Adults. Write P. O. Box 609. city. . 6-22-2 tp WANTED Modern furnished 6 or 6 Room House by June 1. Call 322J. 6-21-3tp WANTED To furniim pasture for 20 !cows to milk on shares. Call 374-W. 6-18-6 tp. FOR SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 acres. Ed. Hall, Union, Ore. 6-22-3 tp. FOR SALE Good, nearly new me dium sized Ice box.- Reasonably priced. Phone Main 127. 5-22-2 t. FOR SALE 2nd cutting- hay, Geo. 'Hughes on Zundel'place. 6-22-2 tp FpR SALE Willis Cafe, North Pow der. Inquire at Cafe. 6-21-3tp .FOR SALE Electric portable sewing "machine with attachments, $20. 1501 X ave. . 6-21-2tp. FOR SALE Walnut library dinette, ''call 610J or I05B. 6-21-3T KIMBALb PIANOS ' See T. K. Bellamy, Odd Fellows Bldg. Phone Main 110. 6-5-1 mp. REAL BARGAIN House and 3 rich lots, .2002 Penn., east,sell, ront or trade for Improved Portland prop erty, W. L. -Collins R 6 Portland, Ore. ' .' 4-28-1 mp Automobiles i USEES CAR SPECIALS i? -1926 Bulck Coach, lots of ex- tras, In perfect condition $300.00 i 1926 . Studebaker coach, new -i paint and tires, motor perfect 275.00 ;- 1928 Pontlac coupe, guaranteed 375.00 : 1027 Chrysler coupe 275.00 ' These cars have 1031 license. ?- WE TRADE. v Perkins Motor Co. Main 600 4th and Adams. : 6-22-2 t, Professional Directory , Physicians &'Surgeons DR. C. S. MOORE - General Medicine and Surgery DR. C. E. DRAWER Specialist In Diseases of the Bladder; Kidneys' and Gynecology. SECOND FLOOR ROESCH BLDG. ; ! FV.ON,E MAIN.lB.j y DRS. RICHARDSON AND HILL Office Phone Main 16 Rooms' 17-18-19-20 Sommer Bldg. DR. A. L. RICHARDSON . ' Res. Phone Main 65 ' DR. F. C. HILL Res. Phone Main 765 LEE B. BOIIVY, M. D. ' LEWA WILKES, M. D. Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. Phone Main 16 DR. F. L. , RALSTON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1-7 SOMMER BLDG. . Phone Main 778. JAMES 1. D. IIAUN, M. 1). . Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDING. Office Ph. M. 716 Res. Ph. M. 712 Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BAEMKS ,-. 203 N. Ave. Readings Dally. PHONE 1006-J. FRECKLES AND HIS ISJNE OF THE THREE BAWK CAPRlBSD HAS SGOEALED, TELL ING STEELE THAT FARBAR'S AeSHT LEFT OH HIS WAV . TO EUROPE VNITH THE UEdbB cosy 'ALSO CTWFESS1HG THAT SLESPI1J6 rWOEES VflERe POT IN THE COFFE6 THAT FPECKLES WAS SUPPOSED TO ORINIi, BUT MRS. CULLER. -PUTIN Hen. HOSBAWD'S THERiKJS BOTTLE v AiwmywaM ; 1 : 3 ' " MOM'N POP ' ' DO YOU MtW TViW CrtlCri UWER WtsHM IS fwii.,!' WO LVEkT) SrAUGGL , IS STILL IN TWB.T DWAP I IXilNfi EMtQYTHINa BUT I'LL BET WA A CK-SW OLD .OML I VWY ISN'T UE CNM .BUT "TttE W GET CHlCKfEEE ) VSTo WltA , 1 SOSAETHIUGt D0UC LPNM AS Tb TWE IN A. Jlf F Y AHO , K SUPPOSE - -TO GET HIM A VT'S COURSE J YOU VMOM'T WELP WE, 0T ME ! Out I'll. Get Someone y ' SIPIED AD The Market Plice of Union and Wallowa Observer -x-Want Ad V! Rates . ' f. , : (Count five average woods'. to the lmoO" f Per line, 1st Insertion w.i;..10o Per line, each added consec utive insertion 7o Minimum charge on one oraer l..:: .. RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month ...2.50 3 lines, per month :.'....r...3.26 4 lines, per month ....WQ4.00 5 lines, per month ..... $4.75 Each additional lino over five charged at 60c 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 IV ; ;' FOR RENT FOR RENT 5 room, modern house, 209 Box Elder. West of highway shops. A bargain to right people. 6-22-2 tp FOR RENT 6-rm. furnished house, 2103 First St. 8-22-2 t. FOR RENT Mod. small home In choicest ' location. Hangings and somo' furniture for sale. Phone Main 636. ' 5-22-3 t. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, $8 . and $10 mo., 1201-8th St. 5-22-3 tp FOR RENT' ' Light housekeeping rooms, 1512 Adams. 5-20-t f. FOR RENT Large fum. apt. Very cheap, 001 O. Ave. 6-19-t f. FOR RENT 3-rm. apt. Maple Apt. 5-1-t f. FOR RENT Modern 5 room house. Close in. Garage. Call at 1304 "N" Ave, or 2B6-M. 6-14-t f. ROOMS at I. O. O. P. Temple. . ' 6-7-1 m. FOR RENT Good, rellablo saddle horses for pleasure trips, $2 per day, $1.60 ncr half day, $1 per evening. Our mountain scenery and good roads 13 mln. from stables. Call G. Fierson, Farm, yyxi, Jferry. 6-2-1 m. The honor of serving you at a time when expert and effi cient sorvice iB so badly needed obligates us to' do everything as nearly perfect as possible. You can rely upon us. , ,' We Understand SNODGRASS A ZIMMERMAN 1 FRIENDS x -. 1 :.. . : : a : ! ? 49 1 1 IOCS . rLW 7 LJ Tt-f'l'K. f --. : . '- '.' . ' .1 m MJC MAVE UCI lf MIIVI B PAD VJIU. DRIMK THAT : V I BEFORE HE LEAVES THE I I COFFEE TO NISHT AND . B STATIOM.-.. COME Old !! fe. 1 A!N a -- .; K SrW ME THE QMIeST SUOi 1 I 1 VJREclEO.. vJWAT v VUAV TO THd DEPOT .' s?W 1 TIWE DOES HIS y Mr fc? sWtf M TBA.M pull y rmmmmmm & ..i x-'.-. -j - vita : "M wet I I ' 'nvi-. . Coontiea FOR RENT S room mod. house, $30. uiose in. inq. 1701 wash. 4-24-t I. FOR RENT Large airy sleeping rooms Close In, reasonable. 1902 Second, i . . 6-19-5tp FOR RENT 1, 2,3 and 4-rm. houses, ail partly rum. Rent reasonable. Inq. Berger's Qrocery. . 4-27-t f . CLEAN, STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates reasonable. Zuber Brick, 1408 Wash. 4-3-1 mp. FOR RENT Fum. houses and apts., wiw oains, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 305 Fir St. SPRAY MATERIALS Orchard Brand Arsenic of Lead. BABY CHICKS. HARLEY SMITH, Prop. 6-22-1 t CALL C. W. CAIN, 409-J for palnt- i"U, papormg ana naisonuning. 5-22-2 t. OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night ac logics nan. D-21-3T LAWN MOWEKS SHARPENED Your lawn mower sharpened like new. win can lor and deliver. R. C. Smith, opposite tire station: - 6-14-1 m. READY CUT LUMBER; shop work. screens, garage aoors. Estimate on new and repair contracts. Main 900. Pete Bousquet. 6-14-1 mp LAWN MOWERS sharpened, saws men on Kinas 01 repairing. Ander son's Repair : Shop, 303 Fir St. Phone 842-J. 6-8-t f. ofloicKn UKfcUUN . Bldg. & Loan Assn. has monev to loan on vour home. Call C. D. Potter, Agt., 610-J or M 752. ! . 5-1-1 m. PLUMBING AND HEATING, gas fitt ing, a specialty, i-xea A. Baimes. pn. 1006-J. 203 M. Ave. 4-24-1. m. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 12-19-1 m. EASTERN OREGOR School of Muslo, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. P. temple, 447-J. B-6-1 m. 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 terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans and bonds. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering & Rug Cleaning Works. Phuae 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop 12-1-lm. LOST LOST 2 saddle horses with halters, H50 lbs. Ph. 390-W. B-22-t f. LOST Small black female cat la vicinity of Hoffmann's Groc. Ph. 4a6-W. Reward. 5-22-3 t. Wilipiho Parties Pr Give Graft Issue Euphemistic Name MANILA (A1) Filipino politicians are out on the hustings hammering at their opponents for the general elections to be held June 2. There are two parties In the na tional field, but no Issues. Both sides say they are working for inde pendence and for improving the con dition of the poor. Hence the campaigning consists chiefly of accusations of inefficiency, Magneto Repairing Boseh, Elseraan, Splltdorf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY ItEl'KESENTATIVE Batter; Si Electrical Service' COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1425 Adams Phone M 753 THEY'LL HAVE MOM HAS QUT OUR WAY Iave uP, : i Aivir '-7'" i&CM: VNORRH WART 5 WT!M FR A W iP M l ' loct Aap ; . &vA -iw NtvT owe, . V " 1 AVI' TH' ATT5.R . A.- KiONM. , lack of public spirit and graft, which is known here under the euphemis tic aerm of "anomalies." Tho two principal organizations are the consolidated national party, commonly called the naclonaltstus, and the democratic party. They Are contesting for all the 89 seats in the nouse oi representatives ana non oi the 22 places in the senate.- Provin cial governorships and memberships on provincial and municipal boards also are at stake. ..,.. . There were only two democrats In the last senate and. 15 in the house. ! Health ! 8 8 $.$S$$$$$'$Sj$'$$''$ SPECIAL DIETS ' Populor fancy eagerly lays hold of every Item in science and dilates upon it until it assumes grotesque proportions. Thus we have a craze for vita- mines, as tf vltamines.were tho only important item in decnacies. Not so long ago vegetables wore the rage and many a yoiing life was rendered miserable by the parental insistence on sptnacn. Now, spinach is a good vegetable, though rather Inspired In taste. But it is no elect among the vegetables. -It possesses no peculiar virtues that .'may not be fount! in other vege tables as well. The same may be said of diets In WHEN NERVOUS . OR RUNDOWN Everett, Wash. "Whenever I am not feeling good or notice my self getting nerv ous and the least bit rundown I take a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescrip tion and it straightensme right up, gives me new life and energy. I think it is the finest medicine any weak and nervous woman can take." Mrs. Walter Rothfus, 2521 Harrison St, All dealers in medicine. If grou want Rood medical ndvtce write to Dr.' Pierce's Cllnlo, BllflTiito, N. Y. Enclose wrapper from medicine. No clutriro for this service Bend 10a it you want a trial package. TO HURRY COT DOVMN THIS STREET .TIU. JE . COWE TO A BRIOSE OJ6R THE TRACKS, AN' THEN FOLLOW THE TRACKS To THE STATIOU AN IDEA! Don't be Silly! T BOV! IF I EVER X I RAN IN W-Y LIFE, 1 1 I THIS IS ONE TIME 1 1 . YOU KWOUD CWCK MEMEH STOLE AHYTWWG. IM HlS LIFE AND I cfvu comvvkice those neighbors, nho PuT.hik IM THE COOLED,, TUW HE PlDM'T STE THEIR VMLK - BUT VOL) HiME To UStEN SECOMDiKiOr "The. motion. general. There Is much good to be j uenveu irom sonsiuiy piaunea aieis. But the matter , is too easily curried to ' extremes. Somo short while past we quoted in this cplumn the good-natured fun j wnlcn. Dr. Eugene F. DuBois poked at a certain book which pretentious--! ly ouerea diets ior "an aauit, maie, 1 stock -broker, under nerve strain," for . "u . traveling man who is. liable to suffer from, gastritis and chronic alcoholism," for "froll young moth en;," "fat mlddleaged spinsters," etc. A number of renders missed the fuu and wrote for the name of the book and for the diet lists. Tho fact is that these pretentious diet lists carry a good thing too far. They promise more than thoy can deliver. For the healthy person, young and old, there arc but few diets suitable for different conditions. For the sick person special diets can with safety be prescribed only upon a first-hand knowledge of the patient's condition. For thoso Interested In a more detailed statement' (of tho subject wo can ' recommend "Foecllna tho Family" by Mary Swnrta Rose and "The Newer Knowledge of NutrU tlon." by Dr. E. V. MoCollum. Would You Pay $1.00 to End Rheumatism New Medicine tiiiuruntccd to Ilreuk Kliqiunatlsin'H Grip In Ixhh Than a Week or Money-Back. EASES PAIN FIRST DAY Think of the Joy of waking up In tho morning without any rheumatic aches or pains without stiff, swollen Joints or sore, lamo muscles. " And .that Joy should be yours a $1 bottle of Ru-Ma is absolutely guar anteed to end all mlstery in your bones, muscles and Joints, caused by rhoumatlc poisons, In Iqhs than a week or your monoy back. No long discouraging wait while the pain goes on; Ru-Ma oases pain the first day. Magically your muscles and Joints limber up, swelling van ishes, aches and twinges disappear, away go limping and hobbling, crutches and cuncs. Thot Is why Red Cross Drug Store and cfthor local druggists Invite ev ery rheumatic sufferer to try Ru-Ma under - an iron-clad guarantee oi money back If It docs not completely end rheumatism. adv. ELEVEN O'CLOCK OW THE DOT..,.. AMD FLOVO'S DAP POLLS HISTPAIN OUT OF MO8 ts Simple. HELP ME - J. R. Williams BY NEA SCRVICE, INC. ; , , perry y PERSONALS : J. J 4 "S.? 0 6 By Bmx:o O'Nt.l ncr, tj ' nm (!a,AM,nl 1 -Mrs. Lntn Kelly nnci Mro.' Kenneth. Plorson nntl BQn6 novo mnvrti w net iitioLu,. where tneir nnKcauaa r.ro umitiuycu for the cunvnr. Ml', nntl Mra. French nro leaving fpr Idaho scan vncro ttney win iiui&u their home. Mrs. Alvuh O'Noll had u farewell dinner Monday lor Mrs. Kenneth Plorson. ' Mi', and Mis. William. Brown havo moved back to Pony. Mr. Brown has been confined to her bed bocaUBo ... r. hn.Van Inn Wlldn O'Noll, Bessie O'Nell, Alma Howard, Milton Smith, Donald Kat Uff and Jack Alvey motored to Wal lowa lako Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bonson, of La di'imde, woro Sunday dinner guests Ol MIS. uuiam x-iuinuii. The ohlldicn of Perry aro enjoy ing an early spring vacation which started wnen scnoui ciuacit May 16. ' Ted Rominnor Is hero, visiting his brother, T. Itomlngcr. Mr. ana Mrs. a. u inoh vihii.cu 101 atlves In la araiu Sunday. Thc highway cut which hnB boon worked, on all wintor Is now, com pleted for traffic Mis. Lonora Stewart and Bon, Bobble, and Mrs. A. 0'Nel( and rimmiitor. Lois, visited frlonds near Allcol recently. Will Blnuchnrcrs urotner is visn lnpr hero from IiIb homo In Eugone. The first raUlosnako nonr Porry norm this snrlmr was killed by Mi'B. Rogers Sunday. . . M'. and Mrs. Ronor, oi union, vis ited their daughlor, Mrs. J. Anderson, of Perry. Walter Blnnchard, Jack Aluoy and tho, Misses O'Noll; vieltod friends, In Summervlllo Monday nftornoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Oiirmon havo returned from Hood Rlvor where Mrs. Cnrinon visited her mjothor. Ray Plcrson visited hero Tuesday morning on IiIb way to Portland. Mrs. McCormlck gave a birthday party recently In honor of her small son, Jackie. Tho co-opcrutlvo Idea has Bprond to oil distribution In Indiana, whoio 5t counties havo farmol'-owned and controlled bulk oil stations. Minnesota Bhowcd a gain of nearly 7000 farms In tho decade 1020 to 1030. By Cowan By Bloei f IWMh lTEOj W.OJA. You e - , 21 A woutiER '.! t 1 jj. H.frf-' I gutjE i' LL DO 's f VfT! THAI'S A '! ' Stock Certificate Forgeries Detected PITTSBURGH m Is that stock certificate genuine? The "electric eye" con tell, - , The "eye" wns developed by C. C. Heln, research engineer. Material to bo tested is fed through through a slot in the box-llko dovlce. LlghA shines upon the material, and a meter at the top shows how much light gets through. By calculation the thickness of the material under test Is determined. " Holn started using the "eye .' with the Idea of finding how thick paper must be so that print will not show through from the other side. The purpose was to reduce a publica tion s paper coses. "It's use is by no means con fined to. this purpose, however," He said. "It can tell at a glance whether a.doub.tful document or stock cer tificate is printed on the same thick nesa of paper, ns the genuine. ITau- MAD PURSUIT BY JESSIE DOUGLAS FOX SYNOPSIS.: Julian Lake tn Nicholas Thaucr. his attest in .. Italui 0 pro.iiicclH'e husband tor his ''nolhcrlcss daualtter. Nora, fliil the olrl Is hultilllatctl bu the pldit thus to end her. icamlerht os. Kith Jttlltn always vainlu seek Inn snccf.is as n vaintcr. Nich olas is the brother ol Jonalhon Thtttjer, whom site fotittllt remem bers, uecause.ol this her Instant' dislike tor, Mm is sitbmerned oml. tanis to suntoathH it ft e 11 she -iinrggg the embittered man throtttih an illness teltich leaves . his va nfflio lioiul pnriilvteJ as the result of an In turv. Iter father's vlan ta teed Mrs.. Nevers ' insnites her. desnalrlnn proposal that Tltauer take her away, and results in her loveless, mttrrlaoo to the man telto ran aire her a cherlsltrd home nntl tho txuard at. his peoplo In amcrlco. Chapter 11 . . IN THE SHIP'S WAKE NOT until aha was aboard ship did she ronllzo what she had done. Hor heart came ill : In hpf 'throat when they reachbd ' the .cabin. Nlcholns was walking about nervously. It made her feel sorry for him. If she were frightened. Iiow much more lie seemed lo be, as 'he talked In disjointed, sentences labout things tluil did not nmuer ai all. - ' '. ; "Nicholas, what did tho doctor say about your nanor , "Oh, that?" ho asked, his face grimly smiling. " told you It will be all right" . Some t me In the nlont had drowned himself In the wake of the ship. . "Did bo say how long It would tako?" . ' "Oh, In Just a Mltlo whllo " He shrugged. Ills thin checlis had a dark red flush and his eyas looked wild. "A day or two before you be foro wo land you'd better cable my fnmlly. I always forget thoso .things. .You'll romeniber." Ho caught up his nat. . "1 think I'll lako a walk around and ace -what's happonlng." Hut he came back to tho door way. "You'vo got the tickets and overythlng? Tho passport's on the berth and you'vo got my family's add rose ?" Bho nodded. How strange and remote he was, she thought as he rushed away down the corridor. Suddenly sho slipped down on her knees, her faco against tho berth, and began to cry. Married. Married. Married. Why hadn't somo one told her It was like this. That she was trapped. That her happiness depended on a strange man sho did not even . . lovo. flo excited her, but there was no socurlty, no peace, no un dorstandlng. "Ilo's taking me homo," she thought. She was able to Ho down and picture Nicholas' homo so plainly, the old bouso dreaming on the river bank beneatb Its great trees. the little waves that rolled In against a .pebbly shore. ' Nora woko with a start Look Ing about, she saw that Nicholas had not como down to tho cabin. She heard a stormy sea rage past. Suddenly sho knew what she must have known from tho moment she saw his face In the Naples station the doctor bad not snld that Nicho las' band would be better. He could never use It again. And he was afraid to tell her. Now she under stood that Hush In his checks, his foverisb eyes, his strange move ments. She put a coat over ber pajamas, slid her feet, Iqto slippers and ran out. Tho corridors were deserted. When she reached the deck ai first tho wind seemed to tear ber broalh away, but she fought hor wbj forward. Tho dock was de ally Imitations are printed on paper1 of slightly different thickness and- - ; this electric Sherlock Holmes quick- j Jy brands them as false. T '''Likewise, tho 'eye' can tell ex-f actly how thin Bhcer silk stockings) - ; are and does away with the old un -j certain thumb and finger method.' BULGARIA MOVES TO LIMIT ft STUDENTS 1 UNIVERSITIES SOFIA Entrance to the two tlniversltles la Bulgaria Is to be limited under plans of tho educa tional authorities.. The census rovenled that whereas . the population Increased by 13 per . cent and the enrollment In primary schools by 11 per cent in the bIjc : years botweeu 1924 and 1930, ..the -university enrollment grow by 80 , per cent. " . . - Tho authorities have advised par 4 ents to teach their sons and daugh- . ten; trades, warning them that hun-y . . dreds of young peoplo who gradu-.((j ate from the universities can t find ,.(, . "white c6llar Jobs and have to un- . dertake labor for which they are,,,,rf , not fitted. aevted: She peered in through the,-; misted windows of the..moklng-i i,. room but only a red-raced man and j a boy were drinking gloomily at a small tabic. She continued lo light ,, her way. .against the wind, as though she wero struggling against some Invisible adversary. At last she saw she was, " ( approaching the door again. . She (.. tore It open and stood Inside. . to : breathless. A sleepy steward came toward her. , : , "It's no night to be out, miss," , ho said, looking lit her wild ualr and her while face, - "My husband . . .".she panted.; ,, "No one's been on deck for nn t .i hour, fniss. It ain't safe." ho said.'1"'-, Nicholas, of course, was lu the :..: cabin.. But whep .she opened hor . , cabin door and called his name - there was no answer, fahe stared, ! about lt& Qinptlnoss. , i,,,! -. 'He had bidden himself from ber,-." because he was suffering. Or was It tbat dark sky. that terrible sea i that, made hor think such things?.;'. After all, she knew nothing about ,. Nlcholns.- His bitterness was only.M tho cloak ho wore to bldo an almost Insane sonsltlvencss. Suddenly she was horribly , frightened. She lay down In the bunk at last, hearing his footsteps In hor own wild heart boats, until at last, near morning, she foil asleep. , As for Nicholas, some tlmo lq. that dnrk night ho hud drowned. himself In the 'white wako of the' ship. " ' Someone had knocked at Nora's, door and sho had flung it open to see tho ships doctor. She needed no words to tell ber now. Sho kuow. , " "lies drowned!'' sho snld, hor volco ringing off Into the dlslnncq., She had known It all the lime. Before they had madr the search, of the ship from engine room to lifeboats. She had known some-, thing like this, dimly, when Bho had (lrst met him. Something that had warned her that he was suffering horribly. When the doctor left she lay on her bunk looking out through the porthole. "Poor Nicholas! Poor Nicholas!", a voice sighed tar away. Was It her own voice? What tortures he must have gono through until bo had dropped Into that black sea! She could not think this way. Sho would go mad. She had forced open the porthole and peered out at the ocean. It was calm and sunllL How easy to slip down Into those glassy waters, to feel them swallow you. Why hadn't sho known that last night when he had acted so strange and wild, when he had given her those last directions? But she had been too -wrapped up In ber. own fears, All tho things sho bad hidden from hersolt e'.ood out stark and naked. Sho had married him be-, cause she was afraid. Afraid of the life she must live with her father and Helen Novers. She romembared how ha had told her with a trace of gentleness about the old house to which he was taking her. He was sending her to his people, to his home. It was all be could give her. "He liked mo! Oh. be really liked me!" Nora thought. .; i And tor the drat time sue wept j bitterly. yrcopvriolil. 1930: Jessie Douglas Fox. i Ashet . . . cold, comfortletB, bit l tert Only theie remAin tomorrow j from tha glowing embers of Cher... , lined memory. he w ti i : ! I ' V (. I;