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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1945)
mge Six THE LA GKANUE EVENING OttSEKVKK, LA GItANDE, OHEGON Saturday, October 6, 1915 Our Boarding House With Major Hoople J. R. Williama Out Our Way 20 MINUTES TO DOOM XVI fXN four different occasions Lc- ana Sormi hud clocked the time necessary to walk from the Tyler cottage, down a trail, around the curving railroad track and into the old mine shaft to the X-99U. It varied only from 19 to 2(i minutes. She had, therefore, only to set an arbitrary hour for Carolyn lo be inside the snait. Then she could time herself ncconlinjily, and be at her prepared station on the far side of Mummy Ririffe. She knew that her concealed receiver-generator, wired to sot oil the dynamite cap, was ex tremely sensitive. Her transmit ter on Mummy fiide would reach it easily, even through the rock and soil of Ton to Mountain. This time she hud no accom plices, no one but herself to trust. The perfection of the plan gave Lcana double satisfaction. First, it would completely re move that annoying stenographer from the scene, she who had no brazenly Intruded upon Lcuiiu'g and Bob's affairs. Second, it would "punish" Rob ert for neglecting her, by destroy ing ' the X-099 which he hud worked so long to prodnce. She was so pleased with her self on this appointed day of vic tory that she had accepted Rob ert's impulsive invitation to rule horseback with hfm and Carolyn. Why not go? Why not! ft would be her hour of triumph over the stupid, unsuspecting Tyler girl! In preparation, Leana spent al most an hour dressing. Perfect ing her hnlr, she saw that it was literally the spun gold of the love story heroines. Sho posed before her mirror undeniably she pos sessed form and grace. Sho leaned closer her eyes were tin alluring lips annoyed her. The cheeks were loo hitfh, like the Indian cooks, and the lips were defi nitely large and coarse, Aiigrily, she knew :;l--3 could do notliim; u'i.ut either. She hastened to don a mo.it becoming riding costume. CAIIOLYN experienced a mo ment of panic when Leana joined them. That Leana had come, nl ail, or that Hob hod even asked her, was a distinct surprise. "How, do you DO?" Leana greeted her with astonishing heartmess. II was as if they had been old acquaintances, meeting again after months of separation. "You look so nice!" Carolyn ventured,, and meant it. "Hut not nearly as sweet and dainty as you. Isn't she the loveli est tiling, Robert, dear?" Robert, dear, it developed, was rpule in agreement. In truth lie was delighted that the two girls were so companionable, lie re called now that they hadn't culti vated much of a friendship as yet. "I could make thousands of men jealous this afternoon," he said. ''Goodness, Hob!" Carolyn was nervous, but ploai cd. "Dr. Halo is gallant," Leana supplied. "Hut tell me more about youivHf, Miss Tyler. Do you have scientific leanings also? Or have you been trained more extensively in the line arts?" She spoke loftily. Carolyn tried not to show that she was ill at ease. "Oh, no. I did go through college. Junior college, I mean. But I I had to work after Hint. I hud to work my way through junior college in fact don't mean I'm ashamed of that, but I I mean " It sounded so lame ns to he em barrassing. Why was she allow ing this womnn to annoy her? Hut she didn't answer her own ques tion; she on It knew that Leana groy-blue. Only her cheeks and Sormi hud re-awakened in her a A Dress-Up Blouse Coiheri Stars in j tically Yours9 IV-iflif.-illv V.itii " Ihn P.imi- ! '7 vague but positive fear. Fear of the unknown; on imperative, ur gent sense of alarm. MIK two hours' ride dragged like two centuries. Leana kept up ber astonishing conversation. Arty, highbrow talk, n quite posey but definitely superior, drawing constantly if unlabeled contrast between her own distin guished achievements and Caro lyn's meager education and career. When the trip was over and they were back at their little vil lage stables again, they separated with a certain forced merriment. Carolyn walked straight home. It was after 5 o'clock, she noted. Her mother was mixing a chocolate cake and, oddly, it didn't interest Carolyn, who also loved to cook. She just sat and stared at the floor for 20 minutes or so and was surprised again when Leana Sor mi called her from out front. She went to the porch. Lcana was still on her horse. "Oh, Miss Tyler," Lcana began, Robert asked me to bring a con- lidcntial message. He wants you to meet him in the tunnel at 6 o'clock, please. It seemed to bo important." Carolyn was mildly surprised. At 6?" Leana. nodded. "Yes. He thought it best to meet there while most of the village is at the dinner hour." Lcana spoke significantly. You understand. At the sub stance. I think I shall ride a bit more myself. Another time we can go together, maybe!" The older girl rode away. When Carolyn had changed from her riding clothes she started to walk down to the trail and around the bend that led to the Tonto Moun tain tunnel. She wus curious. She looked for Bob but didn't see him, so probably he hud already gone in. From across a canyon Leana watched Carolyn depart. She not ed the exact time on her wrist watch. Then she rode her horse on around Mummy Ridge out of sight. After exactly 26 minutes sho pressed a switch on the transmit ter she had concealed. (To He Continued) A VOU MUST BE: GETTING CM- A M'lSIOiii FiLlWG The J ! l' A THANKS TO f) LESS VttTH THE BOTTLE: OF V ILLUSION MUST Be lj P j ! L iliil1 V OU' MOM'V ;( StAOB POLISH SW THERMS CfcEfcTED 64 REFLECTION K j ! Ill Im!!I ! l, IM -y ' IZ-- : WO OR. TMR.EB OF EM.' r OF LIGHT RAVS- p ! 'lll'W HfV - YOLVD BETTER V WOOPLES HWe 3E&N- M 'iLCxSJ V AREM0GETO&ITOOT J f-7 REMONMED FOR ft? Sk53 "TUB N-EXT WALTZ AT A; 6ertERftTlOiS ALL - 4 THE OLD FOLKS UOMeJ'l 00 G. HEftDG HAVE BBtti ' ' . 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