Thursday, Jufy 11, 1932
LA OHANUE EVENINO OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Officers Balked !
In Solving of
Reynolds Case
WINSTON 8ALEM, N. C, July 14 (iP)
The myatery ot Smith Reynolds'
death by a gunshot wound a week
ago, d?epene-d rather than cleared by
a coroner's Inquest, today challenged
Forsyth county authorities to solve
the most sensational problem they
have ever faced.
Sheriff Transou Scott, the chief In
vestigating officer, let It be known he
was seeking to aacertlng the truth in
regard to various points about which
there was conflict of testimony in the
hearing by the coroner's jury. The
Jury attributed the young tobaceo
heir's death to "a parson or persons
unknown to the Jury." ,
From a member of the Jury, W. T. i
Alspaugh, came information that a
major factor in the returning of the
so-called "open verdict" was testimony
that the foreign-made pistol with
which the 20-ysar-old youth was shot !
was not found until four hours after
the shooting, although the Reynolds !
estate night watchman had made a j
thorough search of the scene In the
meantime.
The pistol was found near the door ,
between the bedroom of Mrs. Llbby j
Holman Reynolds, former Broadway
blues singer, and the sleeping porch :
on the second floor of Reynolds, the
palatial Reynolds family home. It,
was on this porch that Smith dropped :
with a pistol bullet through hla brain 1
at 1 a, m. lost Wednesday, a few
minutes after the breaking up of a
gay birthday party at which, wit
nesses testified, there was considerable
drinking.
Officers were reticent in discussing
the case, but they said only two ex
planations were possible: the night
watchman overlooked the gun al
though lt3 location was not hidden,
or the weapon was placed there -later
by some person yet unidentified.
The reported discovery of a hole In
fthe porch screen, apparently made by
o bullet, six feet, six inches above the
lloor. my-.itifled officers who minutely
'scrutinized the testimony.
Physicians who made an autopsy
said the fatal bullet entered Reyn
olds' right temple, ranged downward
through the head and came out to the
rear and below th-a left ear.
The question was asked how the
bullet could follow a downward
course through Reynolds' head and
then apparently suddenly make an
angle upward in its flight. It was
unanswered except on the theory
that the youth was lying on the bed,
fnco downward, with his left side to
the screen at the time the shot was
fired.
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Now .....
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KXStH'HIB! K III II II i t It tij
I.liniiy Anltwtiad'a wmi. Naury
Went u'orA, ttllfsir'ili rumedll m'
trctM, ii iitmuHUr, l,itrrl. and lour
mitllinlntrex ure politely enter
tained by Anliteond tchtle lie rat
Ice! ln.itnltient ol ransom. On
a neialtbarlntl island three men
Vlan n resena, liming fared (is
kidnapers hjl plinm. .-HHif Jerry
vatltinm determines to inrade
Aslnvood's inland.
: ' Ciiaptof 10
SUSPICIOUS HOSPITALITY
SOMEHOW, to Nanoy'3 relieved
amazement, another breathless
day had drugged through Its laggard
hours without bloodshed.
Mallory, bandaged and looking
very sick, had remained Indoors,
glowering over one highball alter
am.ther. HamMou had been en
grossed, as usual, In his intermina
ble Canfleld. Martin and Williams,
raguo. inoffensive figures, drifted
like restless wraiths in and out of
tho rooms. Nnncy's scalp tightened
and prickled whenever she looked
Into their ey?. , such depths of mis
ery and madness were reflected
there, l.ucct and Ashwood had dis
cussed business intermittently Willi
out, apparently, reaching an en
tente cordlale.
A faint whisper of coo, wind rat
tled the dry palm leaves as the
imii. Sin dived unceremoniously be
cutli the hard line of the horizon.
-.shwood, lounging Indolently a
dozen-feet nwuy, Was watching the
kaleidoscopic play of colors with an
upproclutivo eye. Suddenly, how
ever, he sat bolt upright, gazing
fixedly across the mile-wide atretcli
ot Iridescent water toward the sand
bordering the nearest island to the
east. He rose, shrilled Ills pjcullar
whistle and pointed across to where
etched in black against the tinted
background of sand, stood a solitary
figure, waving a white handkerchief
Instantly, It Deemed, a.swlft mo
torboat, manned by a crew of three,
dashed out ot the camouflaged dock
and headed across the channel.
Luccl. Mallory, Wilson and Martin
emerged from tho house to stand
lined up at the porch mil, watching
the speeding boat in expectant si
lence, speculating Inwardly upon
the meaning ot the stranger in the
lives of those on the kidnapers' Is
land. The mnhogaii" boat coasted
up to tho opposite shore, the three
men leaped out on the beach and,
after n brief parley with the new
comer, took him aboard and re
turned with him to the boathouse.
' As the lone man, surrounded by
the three guards, walked toward the
houso Nancy be aino aware of an
Intuitive certainty this was not n
casual wayfarer, but a messenger
from thoso of the outside world
who were. Interested JO. her rescue.
He had boon li the W.iter that much
was evident, for his clothes clung
wotly to his muscular figure.
Of medium height, tho set of his
shoulders and tho narrowness ot his
hips gave his slight figure a little
ness, a graco ot modelling, which
would have gladdened 'lie eye of an
artist, Ho was not handsome, tor
his mouth was too large and his jaw
too prominent But his tanned fn.-o
a llttlo impudent, perhaps had a
carefree, reckless something In ll
which gave him a distinction not to
bo gained by mere good looks.
Tho girl's heart gave a sudden
bound. She knew sho had seen thai
careless grin before. The twinkling
gray eyes, a thoy swept over tho
row of people lining the r .1. hesi
tated briefly i. they met her gaze,
then passed on. She knew. now.
";'hu boy who .ril asked frr a lift on
'.he Merrick . '. Her flash hf In
iil'lnn had, then, boon right; h-
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was 'n the vangunrd ot the rescm v.
party. It could hardly be that.lv
had failed to recognize her. So site
gazed straight at him with an un
moved expression, betraying not he
slightest sign that sho hau ever
seen him before.
"Greetings greoUngs, my friend,";
came Ashwool's lazy voice. "What
Is responsible for this delightful
visit?" .
Jerry gazeu at him with astonish
ment. Surely this harmlesJ . loklng
cripple could not be leader of a
bund of kidnaping desperadoes! It
would be that battered, saturnine
person on his right or the power-fully-built,
bandagod fellow on the
other side ot the girl. Yet as soon
ns tho old-youna man had spoken
the guards fell back to a discreet
distance where thoy remained,
watchful, awaiting further instruc
tions. "Sorry to hn butted In like
this," replied the flyer, dolefully.
"My boat sank and left me all wet,
so to speak."
"indeed?" Ashwood's voice was
mildly sntlrlcjl. "A boat, eh? 1
hud expected -o hear you had come
here In search ot a telephone to
summon a tire repair crew."
"I'm not sure that I like, your
tone." observed Jerry, dollberololy.
"Rut since I'm already IndcMed to
you, I'll explain. I w vdd'ug my
boat along the Inner passage oohlnd
tli i chain of Islands over there when
she sprung a leak. She was loaded
pretty heavily am. sank like a stone.
I managed to swim ashore, but
couldn't save a thing except the
clothes I -as In."
"How unfortunate," murmured the
cripple sympathetically. "I am only
too glad, however, to otter you our
simple hospitality until this bouic
what odd but altogether delightful
little house-party Lreaks up." He
glanced at the others with a sar
donic gleam ot amusement. He
clapped his bands, after the East
ern custom, and a servant appeared.
"This Is a new guest, Alfred," ex
plained Ashwood, easily. "Find
him a room and somo dry clothes.
By the way, It might be well It we
learned your name. Wo are, as you
will presently observe, very I-for-mal
lu our dealings with one an
other, but we do not go about call
ing oach other 'Hey' and 'You.' "
"Permit me, theu, to Introduce
myself ns Walter Peabody, of New
York," bowed Jerry.
"A delightful name, I'm sure,"
saiiled Ashwood affably. "May I in
troduce you r our guests? You will
know thorn, I trust, quite well before
you depart. This boautiful young
lady you may recognize. Miss
.Vancy Wentwortlj," , j i4 , ,
Jerry looke,, s. alglit Into Mancy's
brown eyes and bowed Imperson
al:. Ashwood's keen glan..o did
not miss a flicker of his expression,
or of hers.
"This somewhat careworn gon
tleman with Jinr.ll patches of olive
skin beneath the white bandages,
Mr. or Peabody, Is ono of Chi
cago's civic lenders, n monument
to the industry which made him
botii famous and prosperous, who
rejoices in the euphonious name of
Ono-shot-l.uccl."
Jerry permitted himself a start of
surprise and an amnzed glance nt
the frowning One-shot. Then he
turned abrup"y to Ashwood. who
appeared to be thoroughly enjoying
himself.
(Coyyrlyht. Dint Press)
Does Ashwood susnect that Jerry
, and Nancy have met before? The
t tenr.ion tightens, in the next In
stallment. I COVE PERSONALS
Mrs. A. O. Conklln
(Observer Correspondent)
COVE Opoclal) Mrs. E. P. Rob
erts was hostess at a small piirty
Thursday afternoon. Ignoring her
Sunday school class. The guests were
Charles Hefty. Alfred Hartley, Jay
Newton Fisher, Olen, Calvin and Paul
Boyle, Inez Towlc, Averil Harris, and
Clarlne Mllmnn, The children played
games on the lawn under the leader
ship of Miss Clara Roberta, and at 4
o'clock the hostess served Ice cream,
cake and punch. The children pro
nounced it a very happy party.
Mrs. R. 8. Comstock was hostess at
a small party at her home Thursday
afternoon, honoring her daughter,
Ruth, who is home for a visit. Bridge
was played at two tables, Mrs. T. R.
Conklln winning high score, nnd Mrs.
Mills receiving low. A two course
luncheon was served after the games.
The guests were Mrs. Hefty, Mrs. G,
E. Barker, Mrs. Mills, Miss Dorothy
MlilB, Mrs. T. R. Conklln, Mrs. A. O.
Conklln, Mrs. Albert Becker and Mrs.
Homer Leffel of La Oronde.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Becker were
hosts at a very pleasant party on the
Fourth of July. Their guests were
: Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lynch and BlUle
Lynch, Blllle and Wlllard Johnson
I of La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. R, 8.
j Comstock, John, Ruth, Frances, Har
' old, Kathleen and Roy Comstock, Mr.
; and Mrs. C. A. Becker, and Miss Mary
Hempe.
Mr. and Mrs. L. WinterRcrton, of
i Wenntchee, Wash., are spending n
! month at the home of Mrs. Wluter
I ger ten's mother, Mrs. John Collins.
: Mrs. Collins Is very happy because
1 she has all her children at home,
j Lee Hopkins, of Walla Walla, Wash.,
; spent the weekend with his sister,
; Mrs. O. F. Hagey, at Cove. Ho was
; accompanied on his return by his niece
- Miss Mildred Hagey who will spend
the summer vacation with her rela
; tlves in Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. King, of 8an Fran
cisco, arrived a few days rko because
I of the serious Illness of Mrs. King's
mother, Mrs. Joe Goyette. Mrs. Goy
i ett is at Hot Lake sanatorium for
an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Homer
also here.
Mrs. Arthur Feldman and small
son, Alfred, of Portland, are visiting
at the home of her father, A. B.
Daniel,
Kenneth Proctor, one of last year's
high school graduates, who has been
In Los Angeles for several months,
came homo Thursday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harris, of Seattle,
Wash., are making an extended visit
to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Harris, of Mill Creek road.
Mrs. A. G. Hartley and family have
moved from, their ranch and are
now living In the house by the Meth
odist church. The Hartley ranch has
Deen rented to Mr. Boyle, ot Beattie.
Mrs. Boyle Is a daughter of Rev. Mr.
Calamc, and is happy to. be near her
foflk..
L. D. Sutherland has been retired
from the mall service and he will be
succeeded by A. H. Orton for the
present or until a rural mall carrier
Is appointed. Mr. Orton Is a regu
lar substitute and so will act as mall
carrier until someone is appointed.
Mr, Feldman, who was so seriously
ill at Hot Lake sanatorium lor so
many weeks last summer after a fall
from a cherry tree, is all ready to
take a chance on another fall. Last
summer when he went up into a
smalt tree the tree broke and let
him down breaklnK his lea In a very
bad fracture and he was laid up for
four months, and although he now
announces himself us ready for cher
ry picking he Is fur from well and
waits with a decided limp..
The camp Fire uiris, ot tne rtoao
Iwa group had a most enjoyable
slumber party at the home of their
guardian, misb 'rneima . Anaerson
Thursday evening honoring the birth-
Daily Cross
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fTUIE doctor camo out of the tent
v;hero Duncy was. Said he,
"I've spent some time In looking
Duncy o'er, to And out what Is
wrong.
"I'm sure that, It he'll rest a bit,
he shortly will be feeling fit. You
know, of course, that rest is what
makes Ijttle fellows strong.
"Tlio main thing that's the
trouble now Is that lie wrenched
his side, somehow. The muscles
are inflamed 'cause they have
undergone a strain.
"I've told Iilin he must lie in bed.
All right' is all the wee lad said.
Now, if he disobeys me, all my
work will be In vain."
we will see that. he obeys,
o'en though he is confined for
days," said Scouly, "Wo can't have
him sick, because he Is our friend.
"We'll make him do whate'er we
tell lilrn to each day until he's well.
I'm sure (hat he will understand
It's wisest, in tho end.".
"All rlEht." renlied the doctor.
"AVc will make him ccnirfy as c3t(:
day ot one ot their number, Miss
Loulso Anderson, the occasion being
her 18th milestone. In the ovenlug
they made candy and spent some time
singing before they went out In the
yard to sleep. In the morning they
went to the swimming pool for a sun
rise swim, and then cooked their
breakfast In the camp grounds.
Guests ot the group were Miss Char
lotte Anderson, ot Portland, who Is
a guest of her cousin. Louise, and
Miss Reba Gray, of Lower Cove,
SIX MILLIONS
OF U.S. MONEY
FOR HIGHWAYS
PORTLAND, July 14 OT More
than six million dollars of federal
money will be avullnble for Oregon's
highway system In tho fiscal your Just
started.
A Washington, D. C, dispatch to
the Jouriml hzre raid this total com
prises $875,000 of regular unobligated
federal aid funds; l,4(18,00O forest
road money In the agrlculUirnl bill,
and (3, 1)111, 000 carried by the relief
bin Just pa&ied by the senate,
Ot the latter sum almost $3,000,000
goes to federal aid highways; S773.OO0
to forest highways, and 490,0OO to
forest Improvements. I
"It Is provided." the dispatch said,'
"that contracts paid by emergency (
In propooals for blclfl. McNnry Is ad-
vised by the bureau or roads that tho
Orctfou scale of 60 cents an hour and
six-day week has Its approval." j
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B. Withers
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character
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comb, form
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ancient-
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American
author
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42 The herb dill
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PICTURES 4 JOE KING-
be. You lads can step right in the
tent and see him, if you wish.
"Just tell him not to niovo
around. It he'll lie still, he's safe
and sound. And, If he wants somo
ire cream, I will buy tho lad a
dish,"
...
"0H' l1"'' Duncy," Windy cried.
"But, come on, bids, lot's go
Inside." And, when they entered,
Duncy snld, "HI, ho there, Tiny
mltcs, "I niuiit stay here a day or so.
Then on our way onco more we'll
go. While 1 am here the rest of
you look 'round and see the sights."
Just then a wee voice said,
"Hollo! I am a circus girl, yott
know. I've brought the ailing boy
sonic flowers and they are pretty,
too."
Wee Duncy cried, "Oh, thnnk you,
niirs, for being kind to me, like
this. I don't mind being mado to
slay In bed, now, thanks to you."
(Copyright, 1SJ2. NBA Service, Inc.)
(Diimy get out into (lie frcsli
nil In the next story.)
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KIX'O'iMZi: MANCIH'KIA
TOKYO, July 14 w Tho Japaneso ,
government, following a series of con
ferences during the past week, lndi- I
cated unmlHtakably to the League of ,
Nations Mancnurlan investigating
commission that it was determined
to recognize the independence of j
Manchuria as soon as It felt tho de
velopments of the new regime war- I
ranted It. '
After that, It indicated to the com
mission. Japan wilt decline to nego
tiate further with China or the
League of Nations regarding the
status of Manchuria.
The league commissioners hold n
final conference today with Foreign
Minister Uchldo. Secrecy was main
tained about the details of the con
ference but It was stated officially tho
foreign minister outlined Jupan's In
tentions to all five commissioners
THE NEW F ANGLES (Mom'n
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GEE. I HAD A LUCKY BREAK 1 HOPE HCtSC'-WEl-L. , I rEUT TO GOCfD , )
TO-BftY. WHILE t NA,"5 PINGING 1 CAN I OVEO DODGING HIM THAT WE 4
INEZ' COOT?-BELL, 1 SAW THE I KEEP V OECIBEB TO GO TO THC J i
FURMITUBE MAN COMING DUCKING V FORTUNE TELX.EW3 S . f
UP THE STAW5,fAIT yf HIM UNTIL -
INEZ OPCNCD THE NET ' ? J
, , OH.tUT HE SAID 1 NA YEAH WELL , I'VE 1
WHAT', I GOING TO A SWANKY I ALWAY? TOLD -OU 1 : f
GWN V AFFAVO AND T VNOUL.D BE THOSE tAlilCS NCVCR , . ;
O I BBESSED N A STUNNING NEW TELL. THE TRUTH j. , t
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RATES BY MONTH
3 lines, per month 13.50
3 lines, per month ...... ....'J.a
4 lines, per month M-00
0 lines, por month ...M.76
Each additional line over ftvo
charged at 50c per line per month.
WANTED
WANTED To buy weancr pigs. Call
uojervor, i-io-m t.
WANTED TO TRADE Dx1b ploji-up
for wood. Clnucie Wright Imp. Co.
7-13-3 tp
MIGHT PURCHASE rlrnt mtgo. oil
vnlley fnrm bearing 1 int. Auk. '
Submit details. Bert bnkman, 3111
David Stott llklg., Detroit, Mleh.
6-13-1 mp.
WILL BUT 30 oia batterlea. Will pay
: 'according to their condition. New
batterlea as low as (0.00. Automo
tive Electric Co., 1435 Adams. Phone
M 820, 1-20-1 m
Cow Credited With
i Record Milk Yield
MADISON. Wis., July 14 (m A
milk production record of 30.860.4
pounds lu a year, or more than 100
pound a day, han been credited by
tho Holsteln-Frclslan association to
Carnation Prospect Veeman of the
Carnation milk farms near Seattle.
The record Is second only to the
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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VWAMT To COME STAWD THEEE- AM" I
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GOOD BYE TO-f -XWr YOU'RE SEWDIKIS xAA '
POODLE?- ' I FOODL.e AVJAY?
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; bac tc, that ) S;-IVL m "ihi,hi k- "mATS
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RC0.u.8.PAT.orr. m I M tfC-
& BY HCA StBVICC. IWC. " ,, 1 . ffim J lfrWI.MIJ T ,
all time produotlou record set by lwr
grandmother, Srgla Pletertje Prospeo4.
world champion cow to which X
monument waa erected near Seattlea
Her world record waa 87,381.4 pound
or 17,887 quorta in j
Carnation Prcnpect Veeman ll ten
yeors eld. .
AIMFR VF.RY III.
PHYSICIANS SAY
(Continued from Pago One)
formed that her .husband, David Hut-)
ton, hud loat in a breach of proml&a
suit brought by Myrtle St. Piorro. i
"Bhe must be removed to a hospital;
and kept there." Or. WUIlama atatedd
"There Is a strong possibility than
she may suffer a cerebral hemorrhage!
lrom tho brain concusalon." .- . i
Before lapsing into a coma, Mrof
Huttan ordered the discharge of 3Cf.
cmployca of tho commissary of Ani
KelUH temple, of which she ft pastorj
Hor action was talcen aa tho city so-j
clal service commission began an in-
vcsttgatlon of alleged petty graft and
charity nicketoqrlng by certain mem
bcrs of the temple"u congregation. if
Mrs. Hutton waa conferring wltrj
attorneys over a $240,000 damage suit .
I lied by Boy Stewart, film dlrectori
over a motion picture contract wherf
ehe became unconscioua, Dr. Williams
paid. f
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Hospitals
DR. LEE B. POCVT
Eya, Bar, Nose and Throat Hospital
CM floor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main IS.
By Blosser
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