La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 09, 1932, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextA I SrMfo&yJaWnaVy 9,11932 WANTED WANTED COUNTY MANAGERS Two new fast-selling products lately added to our line call for an addi tional number of County Mana gers in various parts of the state where we are not at present represented- Opportunity for right man to earn up to 9250 to 950O a month. No investment in stock required. We deliver direct from factory, and look after collections. Compensa tion checks forwarded on ' Satur rlnua Tf vnii hear a aaad refutation and are willing to hustle write j quick for appointment. Your earn ings can start at once. THE FYR PYTER CO., 200 P. F. FACTORY, DAYTON, OHIO. 1-9-1 tp. WILL FINANCE married man 25-60, good appearance, fair, education, In a paying, business of his own. Prof Its not large to start with but will Increase 83 you learn the business." Must furnish A-l references , and have' car for delivery. Make appli cation in own handwriting to Mc CONNON & COMPANY, Dept. C 1082, Winona, Minn. 1-9-1 tp WANTED TO RENT 9 or 6 rm. mod., partly furn. house. Phone 157-W. - . - 1-8-3 tp. EXP. WOMAN waius work, 39A-R. " 1-7-t i, WANTED TO RENT Mod., furn house with 2 bedrooms. Coll Observer. i-o-a tp. FOR SALE FOR SALE Wood, $5 to 96 per cord. Prompt delivery" Phone 558-U. 1-8-0 t. LUMBER SPECIAL We-have $10.00 dimension, some $7.50 boards and more of the 95.00 spe- clal boards. Also a limited amount of dry chain wood at 44.60 per load and box wood at 93.00 while we aro running. BOWMAN-HICKS LUMBER CO. Phone Main 8 1-7-t, f FOR SALE Hay or wood. Conley 137 A. Archie 1-6-6 tp. HOLLYWOOD and Hansen trapnested White Leghorn baby chicks, all per 100 prepaid, breeding stock pur chased direct from Hansen, Brow nell and Hollywood. Records 250 to 327 eggs. We trap 2000 hens, chicks equal to any. Get our catalogue be fore ordering. PACIFIC HATCHERY, Tangent. Ore. - 1-5-6 t. Professional Directory 1 o- Hospitals-"" DR. LEE B. BOUVT Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital 3rd floor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 16. I Osteopathic Physicians Hits. J. L. & MARGARET INGLE General Practice and Obstetrics Sommer Bldg. Office, Main 100 Res., Main li9 DR. E. I,. FAUS General Practice New Foley Bldg., 3rd floor. Phone Main 990 Res. 990-R. Miscellaneous Bbm ' ... , FOR TRADE ' : C eU3ftN astrologer . . We understand romM. Z I E very Saturday'. , ' Phone Main 732 ' ' WylffjLM ' ' MRS. FREDERICK BALMES 8NODORASS, ... ' - ,.-,; iiJSS nr ' B ' ' Niirhr ' ' ' . '-'" h ";''- TPlrii tl I Z I 3 - I If 1 1 203 n. Ave. & Zimmerman, feb' T",? 0 ''LP X with i B ' N,S V'GrOod Service Quick" ; hMTrHtl",BIL,J Readings Daily. Ma.n 62 '-, VJjSSS ?oT-1 B " l.l f . ' " W WARNOCGB der, Ore." '".." ' 1-4-6 1. 1 .......... "TTT!!! '' J FKECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ..y ; "" " r HOMEWARD BOUND ! r :" y f ' - ; mor ( I WEARO FBSc6S 1 V AV. HE CAWT rr ' ( M r 7.6 CL08 ) ' ) f(-V -Y'JmSS nZT I ) MEA4 .1H6 DOODL6, SAVIM' DAP OS COT .vin.. "' ( UDOSfi SA4 T THE Lot W J W Li " I TlP AU6AO AM' CUE AWAV I HAVE ID CH,P ,W T PAV KVXAHTTO, SlcuSSI T LC HELP, IF HE PAYS , . 7' A S! T , 7- ' F6B THOSE APPLES ,TMAT L SET COT-'-'TfTL "'i, A Trlfe P6DDUSB. HIMVS6LF VEAH.-NWE W LOOK feC . Tfe Vt-'EM.- KUOW HOW Iff VJEBE SFOILSD VJHEH HIS Z11M THE THIrJS, Au. -JKAT'S FlhlAL SoTTA ALL H. . ' " " J- M , 1 , 'T11! POOOL-E HATES fF'JL 'OOOHrr THAT P6DOL6KS To.rr . Ku PRO. 'AMD , vll H AME H IW, MpW!! Jt STAUD PAT ) rTFT m l fea.TTl: : CATSf, -,.j'y'V' rni.iNi.w " - "" THAT'S TOUGH! " "- - By Co f V GEE rfA ctAO vou cuwiCweiiau coti. you're Vm't se "Nl f it ' " YS pound cake ljf : f nnh,6ee , sugw?! i was Y HOWE ' EM?LY 1 I'A STMVED" STMJMSO, At?TR fSTMiI j6RV.TUp C0WC.'' ' VJ - V ' " - - UlUlCT'-S : 7 ONLY IDiSE-CPftCKIN' UJHEM mS7 T GOT SO INTERESTED iM ' ' ON SCOM WX. ' ' 'I HERE'. I WMlT VOU J XZLr MKTTEP ? T VJ SWD VOU DID WT K -Wi MOLVJWE OP . Af TERMOO" ' To TASTE S0AETww&i T 1 S ' IX ' . . 1 POUND IT BJvcoM.fbP game ae voa w'. HR) b&ke$ FoR. J If r ' ' V Enough - CHRISTvVkS.THW t DIDN'T EKV . '' ' fCf, . fes,.PE5SEl?Tr I g-y ' 'tf ' , ? &i&t ' H0ME5T - '' The Market Place of Onion ta.WaBow CqobJUm ' " J; -r Observer. Want Ad; Rates (Count five averageword .;- i to IB line.)-' '. ! Per line. 1st Insertion Per 11m, wen added., tmtr uuve insertion Minimum charge on on RATES BY MONTH a lines, per month 3 lines, per month- ... ..." 2.80 3M M.0O. i- lines, per montn 5 lines, per "month Each additional' line oti five charged at 60e per-Un -pet month. CASH IN ADVANCE IS required on ail Classified orders- to .earn these rates. Higher -rates charged on all oredlt Insertions. - Copy (or all Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M DAT OP INSERTION. ' Stop orders on ad', inserted until- further no tice must be resetted 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. '' M i&yio ,. ' "" " PHONE UAIN BOO '. "An Observer Want Ad will Do It FOR SALE 13-plats new; batteries 85.50 and up. Will buy 25 old bat teries, 1308 Jefferson.:. r Burgees Battery J( Electric Btatton ' - - . . ' .1-2-1 m. FOR SALE Wood, any.klndi any length. Call FranK Seward; 649-J.' .,..-. - : ' ;v, 12-22-6 tp. LIMITED SUPPLT of box iwood while planer - runs, M OO per. dood." Also dry chain wood,' 4.68-' per load. Frank Cleavlnger, Main l&l's' !',-' . .i.-. .'.i;.' .;.'..;. uiiJB-10-l t. j .mm t ' l" ,i 'yoR "SALE Wood; price reasonable; Main 934-, 1306 O Ave(it 12-16-1 I'm, FOR SALE Wruaro; Batteries 6.95. A first choice battery at chain store. prices, 76o on old battery." - ' i AUTOMOTIVE HLEOTRIO OO. 1425 Adams ' i Phone 'M 620 - . -..,!' -1-1 m. Automobiles FOR SALE 1930 Chevrolet coach, good condition, 375. ?i .. . . '.: i " - PERKINS MOTOR CO.- 1 . " '.'..'. 1-0-1 t. FOR RENT. SMALL FURN. HOUSE, 2009 Cedar St. WISDOM demands that you secure the services of ex port morticians who know the science and ethics of their pro fession and who have demon strated their i capacity .- and ability. ' . - LA FOR BENTOfe TRADE "-"sStracfes on highway front Lostlne to Enter ' prise.- -Sim' Bowen,' Route tfEnter : prise, Oregon."''"' -"' ' '. ' 1-9-rtp LARGE; "MODERN;' snnny; well furn; Apt. Very low rent. Phone 236-J; 901 O Ave:, Apt. -'s'.v- 1-9-1' t. FOR RENT 'New f urn, duplex: Phone . Main 640: " . "' 1-9-1 t. FrJftNf.-' ROOM lor- lady; modern' home, furnace Heat; With or with out board, 689" j. " - .' V-B-l t. '- ! ' FOR RENT Accommodations forstu j - dents '-Who' desire :''to -'cook-'fdr themselves. Phone '470-J. -1-9-3 t: MOD. FURN.--APT.r Frlgldairey elec. i' range, 'gar;- cor:-6th 'and L-. 1-9-t-f FOR RENT 5-rm. furn. house, 205 Hemlock..-Reasonable rent.- Phone 212-J today or 394-J Sunday. ; ' '. i-9-1 tp. MODERN, 4 large room flat, garage, close In, pleasant homey surround ings. Investigate this'.' 5 " room house, plumbed,, garage,' north side1, 12.60. Geo. H. Currey, Realtor.1 "" .'" ' '''"' '.'" : - ! ' 1-8-3 t. FOR RENT Mod. 6-rm. 1608' 1st St.'" '' i house. Inq. ' "1-8-2 ti 3-RM. FURN. DUPLEX! A and 6 rm. : unfurn. houses. 1409-utH. ' 1-7-6 t. FOR- RENT Dairy form. Call F 24X. ---,-'-'-. : 1-7-3 t. FOR RENT Apts., well furn. and reasonable. La Grande hotel.". . i-0-5 t. MODERN ROOMS, reasonable rates, steam heat,' hot water. 1902 Sec ond St.' " '. 'l-7-3tp FOR RENT Landla Court furn. apts. ' for conveniences and real comfort. o .. ..h ;- .' .. 12-30-10 t FURN; HOUSES AND APTS. With baths, clean, quiet, lowest rent). Adults, 1810 Greenwood.' 12-11-1 m. 1 -a-RM,-AND 1 8-RM. furn. or un furn.' Apts;- Grande Ronde Apts, . , ',!.; !.- ,""' 12-10-t f. FURN. APARTMENT - 1809 Adams, Main 682. " " 12-1-t f. MISCELLANEOUS ( FURNITURE REPAIRING -Redecoratlnir. -air ' ' brushirn? and crating ' by experienced workmen, j vail varr irurniiure to.i rnnm nu. vv..-vvvt : . ; . . . .-.i-9-i-ttook'12 tricks. As a result, Mrs. Cul-i Tliat permanent you wanted,. reg. $6 wave,' now 2.50 -3.S0. Main 283., l-B-i t, EASTERN. ORKUON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. 1. O. o. F. temple. 447-J. . ' ' 9-6-1 m d.tm nr.'n," Tnn Onlnt.lnir nnrt papering by Neumann, : J702 K. ; '; . . -' . ,,' '.'l-o-i m. CHECK UP ON ,your- old--furnlture. Scratched or-'marred pieces refln lshetl and made like -new. call Carr' Furniture Cos,' Main 770.- 1-B-l t. LA ORANUB-UATTRESB and Uphol stering --and Bug Cleaning. Works. Jn.'at-W. Ch. Kdwerds- Prop.- WONBZ TO LOAN We are represen tatives for -the Prudential Ins. Co.. and oon make farm or city loans at attractive rates of Interest; Chaa. H. : Keynolds, - Insurance, loans. ' and bonds. '-, '. " - ' - B-l-l m. GRANDfi'EVMtNG OffSfiftVBfl L& GRANDE, OUTOUjWAY a. Come, our FU4 BUf-P T'DPM , MOST Or h ilHOOU -, CULBERTSONS WIN BRIDGE MARATHON 'l -, (Continued From Page One) 'opposite her husband at tho cord table, was a little behind m the plug , . After the match. Lena commented, of the rubbers she had played.' The tliab. the cards -spoke for themselves, first hand of the .lest rubber was (n that there was little difference passed out because Cuibertson with in ha systems. Culbertson said luck, good' cards -refused to bid,, saying ho wap a minor fn'ctor and that proper oould i.ot then lose the match. principles were the dominant fac I "Ely," said Mrs. Culbertson sharply. 1 tiara. Liggett sflld the match proved "I think that is ridiculous and un- nothing; . .-, iparddnable.' - - t1 ' ' ' . : So far as relative value of cards is ; ' So stirred was she' that she tried concerned statistics tabulated by Cul !to make game herself oh the second bteon's staff were, by sides: 1 hand ot the rubber at' three ho trump' : Honor tricks:. Culbertson and Was set one. Then Culbertson , Lenz 3648. ." ,; oame td life for Tils favorite partner.'; 'No trump count: Culbertson 18,091;' In a contract 'for four ' hearts he Lerife' 17,806. ' made five;1 having' 100' honors. On; tho. uext and last hand of series jbertson, who had entered the night's :pitty with a plus of only )5B points- for the 82 rubbers she had played, finished with a lead of 306 points for, 88 rubbers. j . Even Break in Itubbcrs . i Lenz. and Commander Winfield, Llgn, gett Jr.;1 won' three of' the: six -final, rubbers but tailed to takOHifulittd,!,, vantage ! of .thelr.r possibilities-.. Lig gett, who entered the.' match-when . Oswald Jacoby quit as Lenz's partner, because ;of ' a " dispute over psyohio bids . and mlsplays, ' finished 7860 points ahead for-the 47 rubbers : In which he took part. -.' ' " '.; 1 I 'Therein wan solace to followers of the' Lena -variety "or the n "off iclal" , system which was . tested ih' the OLD TIME DANCE 4T, PE?Rr :" - I : ' Music by ' Ill ; W'ttWv', yVIf.'tf l "' of t. aw Bg-T F woo cn TVA' ElYAX-TEO PCroTIiQKj; Qf. l65-15' OFFA; CASHMS I FUCo AM OFFrJ' VATiMrS," Its!'- Co. VS. PeT' 'iTFfe Big, i I vaooi. QP' Ml -ItMt IM ' . tMONW LOOM M OOT Or Q, rr t cr:..-r- iH WNDEHg , WAHisi- 66E.UucvV time om n I VMRIT1M ,V ' match ''with CulbertabiVs, ' The "of- 4lAln1 irrmin ' nninmlln mill nrtriln that had Liggett been In the match at first the Culbertsons would not have triumphed. Vt,th,that culbcrt- son disagrees. V What Dot It Prove? The no trump count is that assign - ing a value of four to an ace, three ( u kiiiB, iVu uectb Jack. V1 ' , "Mrs. Culbcrtson's bids' and playing were the great factors In, the final .session. - ! . ; r . . . dJr.frKi (1J . ( Try " : Gordon Creek , A Fi-ee Burning Utah Coal Np CLINKERS, ': . l.'-i .' '. . i n.'i ' -. YvnPetien Lumber Company ORE.' '-Tt. 'm By J. R. Williams TUATOOmV PB6VE leaoii "ATHM0r'l Myiax A MILUONAlRfe onER - Wt40 SPE.MTAU 1N4 1M IT! OOT THt VMiKlDErlS KMQNA A II.MI.HOAIIS FILE PETITION WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 m The Great Northern railway and tho Western Pacific tojny asked tho In terstato commerce commlS3ton - to compel tho Southern Pacific company k exenango rvxsonr, waiuc irom tho enBt with t'.iom at Can Francisco. Tho ccmplnlnt nlleeo llio Southern . Pacific has-rtfupert to concur In' a plan to Ibbuo Joint throuRh ticketsJ( between tho ' ont mil' Loa Angeles via Snu'l'ranclsca with tho Complain ing roads, although. l does so with other lir.es. ' It is claimed tho Southern Pacific insists that this passenger traffic be exchangod at Portland, i Chewing fiiun was first manufac tured In 1800. 1 . One fire could ,, rob you of the: treasures and savings of a lifetime? Is-your- home ; insured? AM' X 'riyrlavi 't" isrH tv 'h-'i-- r - HILGARD f PERSONALS ny Wllmerlh Welnxer (Observer 'Correspondent) ; HILGAR0 ' (Special) School be gan again' Monday after a two weeks' vacation with all 'the -students present,- ready to' begin "their -work- for tho' final "examinations for this se mester. ' ' Tho county school superintendent, E. A. Sayre, ' was a" visitor at the HUgard - school Wednesday. -A New Year's pinochle party was given at the homejof Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Welmer last Thursday eveplng, with four tables at play. High scores were made by Millard Stearns and Mrs. Claude Bartmess, low score by Mrs. Al Reynolds, of La Qrando, i am fry ' SYNOPSIS: Local suseWon Is rlahw 'aoatnat TrucmaH Kok be- . aanso he is working lor Qage Prea tan, itio i9 ticUcvetl to be n . Cel tic msWcr. . Jfocb toofc the lob to bo Hear Prcaton'a daughter, Thtru, with whom se la Ui love, . Ash, Thiru'a brother, U jcoloun ami ahoiea marked hoatttttv to Rock. Cuapter 33 , ' '-.'" MASQUERADE THE. reit-'s'cirtcif rldei1 had ovl. ' dently 'lia. Spirits' or two, b.ut he ' appeared levoMieaded, and, slowly the devilish geniality with which ho had accosted Amy Daub faded "into cold, watchful specula tion. His tawny gaio swept Rock froin head Id' foot, and hack agin. -"Howdy, glister Big Hatf" ho re plied , ' ' " "My name is Rock." ; "Aboot had tliot recltoncd,"; ' r j turned the rider, guardedly. "You're Hesbltt's foreman, Pec- : pies," ;'went ' on' Rbclt, 'curtly, "Ho told mo you werb iookln' for me. nooito',, you didn't look vory hard , VWol.l, I cam t say there was any particular can to rustic, Thus thqsa twp rauEe-rl.dera moasurod each other. Tho foromftn of Hesbltt's outfit, appeared to. be long 'to that typo ot cowboy whom Roc)t Svns wont' to hclleyo tho' Bait of the earth. ' ' ' . ' , two range-riders meatured you'rb hot drunk," replied P.oclt. "How's .It you insult' a' married woihaii on tho street?" '', that any of your hjzncBS?" "ft'Bhoro Is.' I'm an old friend of Amy Dabb's. Rbdo ; ' tor 1 hor luiij.' hand'. 'Ileckon It's hot oxaggerntin' lo claim I'm his frlond, too." "All right, ltock, T apologize," ro turned the foreman, readily, though resentfully. "Hut honest to Ood, it ihova ain't because I think I ought to. " " ' 1 "She plump surprised me made ine sore." . "" " " ' ' "No wonder, 11 you thouglit had ot her," rejoined Itock, feeling his way. This man could bo talked to. "Reckon ybu don't know Amy woll. She's a lonesome and unhappy girl. Slio' niot you; ' liked you, '-'because you're a good lookln and Intorestln" cowboy. And nflorward sho'got to thlnkln', romcmborod aho was Hur ried and niado up her mind next time to cut you. . Now, toll, nio square, don't yon think it was kind of low-down to brace her, right on tho street?" "" 'r "Hock, I reckon It wan, it Bho's what yoii. scoih to think," responded Fooblos, staring hard. "Stioro you know morb nboot -mo thnh l-'do nboot you. It ain't a very square deal all around." ' "I' would tako your word, if you shook' on it," replied Rock. "Wal, 1 guess I'd tako yours." "All right, Peoples. We're get- Up' Bomewhoro," said Hock, more heartily. It always warmed him to bo taken seriously when ho was In arnestl ' "I'll give you my word, confidentially. I'm not sweet on Amy babb. Only want to help her, botoro it's too lato. . ' . And more. I am- darn good and awful sweet on Homo other girl." ' ' '-'"Mileli 'nhllffp.l ' fnr vnnr ennil- dence." responded Pecples. "I'll aak Amy's pardon." ' "Wo can shako on that, anyway." "Now, I'eeplcs, tell mo why you wore Iookln'- for me?" ' "Kaslcr'n your other cracks," ro- plied Peoples, laconically. "1 kept hearin' nboot you out on the rnngo. Then lately you como back an' went to ' ride for Preston. - Thct made mo curious, nu' I reckon I Jest wanted to moot up with you an' see fur myself. Rack, do vou know one of them queer rango shadows is creepiu'- over llio Prostons? ' "I'yo hcnid so," replied no:i; Page Severi1 and Donald IsaL ; A dainty lunch eon, was served by the hostess- at a lato hour, V . J - Mrs. Belva WiUlamson, of Pendle ton, Is working as second trick op erator at the O.-W. depot here. This position1 has been off -since- Sep tember but has been ' again added due1 to the weather;- - "' Buce Morehe'ad, Ml:. Phillip8,"rot the Mt; Emtily logging camp, - and Alyah Thornburg,; of Starkey, wera rj business v)3ltors here - and In La. ,a qrando on Monday. 1 1 - r31 Mrs. O. O. Thornbrue and daughi te.y Eva,' were business visitors In La Grande oh' Wednesday. : ' - nf. Mias Blanclie Whiting, teacher of tho ' Hllgard school, returned tvorr v .her vacation Sunday afternoon, thejrf holidays having been spent at the.. . homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 E.' D; Whiting, at Mt Glen. (jUUf ;; gloomily. "But I'm hopin' this one VI11 blow over;" , " 'Natural.' But It it doesn't-if ' It clouds up black you're shore goin' to got rained on, cowboy,'1- oald Peoples, with dark significance. 'My job is bossln' the youDger i boys, the twins and Al. 1 know for a fact that It's ttrO' years and rhdro '' slnco ' Preston mailo his youngof sous do ' anjf ot tho hutcliorng' j wora. 'Tho hell, you say!" ejaculated ,n Poeplcs. "An' now aboot your con- nectidn with Preston. Speaks high i for him to have you in his outfit, i' True ' Rock, clean an' square range-1,1 riddrt ' Rocki if Preston 'keeps you- oilt theor it's a safo bet he I rdst llh'(ah', will ring you in With him, IM And, last. Rock, take my hunch for what it's '.worth. As I'd taka yours, in . . . Grab' the girl an' raise tho dust n away.' from Sunsot Pass. For If I any thlngVevor, comes of this deal'" as ,1 suspectran'- you'ro still - witii"3 Prqstoh in auy, capacity, I swear r'j, caln't see how you'd over square, ,( ydurs'clt oii tiie range." ' " ' i V' Trueman' Rock strolled to hiB,. I(otel.'; Aph Preston 'was in town, i 'hiding. Al had conllded this Mlts-.fni -, diBbiaylns news.': He had discov-' ' oi'c'd .lt'rj(ilto J)J accident,' through a 'ntoxl.can.'ttndheliovcd tllat Ash had, rldioh in under cover of night, Tho.., Mexican liaj , said Ash. wm- not drinking -This was oven more'-dis-' turbln'g than tho' fact of his' 'pre-' dhco. 1 Rock had cautioned Al-not, to' toll Thlry."Jt was possible" Ash.j vouI(V not fqeognize Thlry In hor.' diaa'quoraile, ' and' sho' would haVoX some hours of plcasuro, tit least till?, alio unmasked. But what was Asd'! up to? Last night the Cattlemen's Association had' met, and though''1 tho conference wits not supposedly oecrot, ' they ' -had most 'certainly locked the doors on many rarichers.? Thlry -had' Been " Upset by Amy, Dnbb, had been rendored nngry doubtful) full ot scorn and, yesi' Jealous!' If Thlry had sccrotly or1' ovoii' unconsciously been tenderiy,1, Btlrred by hor father's avowal n(' Rock's love, that would account for. her voaction to Amy and to hlm . Darkness had long sot In whom ho loft tho hotel, Rock tried hls disguise, -voice as well as suit and" mask, upon tho clerk, Clark tho' pro.'' prietor,. and tho porter, " They hod hot rocogntzed hi m ; wherefore he , headed toward the town hull, tread-j ing on air. . : vr Rock ran the gantlet of merry Jests, to the entrance at the main oorrldor of the hall. Inside tho door' was a gate, guarded by men, ono of whom: was- the .town sheriff, very" important and pompous. Two pine-, ards struck Rock's oyo. Ono roadV No Admittance to Anyone not in Masquerade. And tho other sign ' larger, read: Check your Hardware and Dottle. , '?. "Howdy, gambler!" greeted '.ho' sheriff. "Scuso me while I search7 you. Mrs. Dabb's orders." ;' Ills second slap at Rock located, the gun under the long coat. :- Tho heavy gun belt wont Into the. hands of an nttomlnnt, who dopos-l tfnl it' nh n Khnlr wliprn nlrnn,lv n 1 - ... . row of wenpons glittered. Rock re- ceived a ticket. ;'! ' A girl, slight of stature, passed Rock to peer at him with challeng ing eyes, disguised If not hidden by a red mask. ' Her; costumo wos Spanish, gold and black, very grace ful and pretty.' - She pansed on. and ltock forgot her In his growing, searching cazo for soma ono ho would know the Instant she ap peared. What would Thlry woar? tCcowif'tt. Zone Grey) ' .. Thlry staitlea Rock, In the next -v Installment. At n masquerade, any. tmnj may happen -., each othor.. 1 "I -SOCfK