Thursday, July 25. 1938
THE KENNEL
MURDER CASE
■y
H IL L S B O R O
' i-iite r h e r u n d e r y o u r o w n nume ut
Englew ood?"
"B y gad. I d o n 't kn o w " The m a-
Jor M im e d th o ro u g h ly dlaguoted
w lt li h lin w -lf “ One o f those fo olish
th in g s we a ll do
lie lo oked ap
It
. . A n d th e re you arc Do you
not ■ y m p .th tz . w ith me In m y
predicam ent?”
• |„ ,
t j„ , po| n t
b u rs tin g In
i „ tcg y , " re tu rn e d M a rkh a m
"Inn
Just w h a t do you propose doing to
I p i .iln u 'J v
e x iin .ii.-
al
V a lu e ,
e v m p . l lIn i n a l l y
"M i
v. h o
nodded
llix h y
m ade
m g
e ll
v .o i
• a iu a lio n '"
A R G U S,
H IL L S B O R O .
Frank Dooher
Postmaster
.11.
OREGON
social on the ch u rch la w n F rid a y
evening The proceeds w ill go to
w a rd * sending delegates to the F alls
C ity E p w o rth League in s titu te
M rs M ir y P o lle r spent the w e e k
end in P ortland
Helvetia Man
Given Farewell
Shop Enlarged
/o e H a r»hey *’ , re c o v e rlr'« fro m
blood po.sonlng In his hand Mrs
Irene K o rn and fa m d y and E lle n
W enger stayed fo r a fe w days at
th e Hershey home.
I tlo n s lly . . . the A rgus o ffic e is
1 glad to represent this a u th e n tic
source o f q u a lity and style D e liv -
erics are ve ry prom pt uad prices
1 are s u rp ris
• in g ly reasonable
C orrectness G reat
L lo y d H a ll hud his te p a ir shop
A ssurance in Plans
Mrs. K e ffe r Mosteas; A.
enlarged recently.
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V a m e d l l .v h im . I f t n p e lh e , a n d
M
ils D o ro th y Jean H eadricks of
B
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n
e
f
it
S
o
c
ia
l
F
r
id
a
y
for 1935 W eddings
B
adertscher
C
elebrates
t h e tro u b le
to
h a v e th e
dog
re -
^ ; d ls " P
" "
W ,‘ ' n o w
“ k ,t
“ ,,d
S. S. Van Din«
P o rtla n d , fo rm e rly o f C ornelius,
I t is a s a tis fy in g assurance to
tra n sfe rre d I t never o ccu rre d to
kn
o
w
th
a
t
one's fo rm a l sta tio ne ry I
was
a
guest
of
Miss
D
ora
Dee
S
el
(tty M ita D o r o th y C ook e)
“ I propone to go to the Coe house
( B y M ra . J o h n M Davidson)
m e th u t h u r ls w o u ld w a n t to . h o w
•
is "S o c ia lly C o rre c t."
and usk m any questions o f Its in
C O R N E L IU S F ra n k D ooher has frid g e T hursday
H
E
L
V
E
T
IA
—
H
a
rry
Badertscher
her. Bo 1 fille d out the b la n k und mates. W ill you uccom pany me?”
M iu G usty H o ffm a n has e m p lo y
W edding in v ita tio n s , m arria g e an
been selected the new postm aster
C o p y r ig h t b y W. K. W r ig h t
bMu.S
waM honor <uest at a fa re w e ll par- nouncements, p a rty in v ita tio n s , be
! th e re you nr«. T ro u b le , tro u b le , .
m ent in P o rtla
n K
d «.
M a rk hum glanced at the clock on fo r C ornelius.
M is s 'L u d ile “ ‘ik h u lt z o f P o rtla n d
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hl» sister. Mrs.
I
tro
u
b
le
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troth a ls. v is itin g cards, b ir th an-
W NU B .r v lo .
Ladies* A id o f t h e
L u th e ra n spent T hu rsd a y at th e home o f her . ... . . ,
° i * y ' ^ “ ’ 'ird
M r nouncem ents . . . each o f these is I
else, Mi
, a y n ig - h t
O n ly. I d , o ld , his1X r e U r i ' ' r A.,.de ta‘ k“ ng Ids ch
¡ T u T
" ' meet in R
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r ¿nd M
rs. R
rch ” ' w L ill
u n ? n ,n
in g V 's “ h “ a “ ll parents. M
m .
m ..
1» Schultz,
u..s...i., Badertscher
Badertsi her is
leaving Tuesday governed by ce rta in w e ll defined
"N o. I th in k not
I iu e s -
.
. M '" iu r y
a i h i , ta x in g ms
A u g u st w ith
Mrs. P
Lesser
,,,,, . , a , rill v
(C o n tin u e d f r o m
n ig h t fo r K la m a th Falls, w here he rules o f accepted usage
I
m la
M a
S t I w
S » M r t I |
lik e e lo
e.k A n
llille
a n o t h i e l l r <llle
im i
r u h m ilip
to usk
n ie unothc
hut und coal fro m the stand In the „» hostess » T
he m J i» u n io
r p A id 1.. ■
w . ill r
1 f
He tu rn e d to the m a i d
he w ent to w a rd "th e p riv a te
J hC r m " ‘ V i A “ ! a*’ *
M a rio n Lathan is w o rk in g at has a position in the new b a ke ry , We m a v n o t u s e t h , . , . , . 1—
"A n d w hat tim e I d id you a rriv e j tio n ’’ lie
opened re c e n tly by H erm an Schoen v e ry often, and
f
"A n n ie " he said. ” w h a t k in d o f lip - ,.,ltra lK ,. d ^ r
T m In te re x tS ' he
G r e ie
' M edford
here th a t evening, M a jo r’ ”
m ay n o t re q u ire
, uld ..
1
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I, ' u
I
M r and M rs
ri C. S tanton and He w orked fo r M r Schoen in the any great q u a n tity o f them at any
H ig g in b o tto rn s«- emed to ponder *“ £ * d **«" « "*» D e ta tteld t m ’
visite
d in V e rn o nia Sun-
o h ?h a^ e ry ‘le re and stayed tim e. B u t. we a lw a ys do wish
before
he
co
u
ld
Fh®
'
"
u,d
•
eemed
K
«
“
‘
ly
»ur-
w
hat
about
Heath
”
R
obert
Cochrane,
w
ho
has
been
K
a
th
e
rin
e
v
is
ite
to
the question; but
i ? „ X l t h Atheu ? ! i ' Y * " " “. ,Un¿‘!. _r5 ‘ * * v e ry ’ ure ‘ ha‘ w * »octal form s
prised ut ‘ th is question “ und
n d in
in g sum m er session o f O re-
re day
led t th
h e In fo rm a
,,d
“ stured
,u r, d
"O
h. the
e a n ."
“ a ‘ tte
“ ''id
Oh,
the sergeant
sergeunt. hv
by a a l ll l m
means,"
speak A n n ie supplied
e in fo rm a
Fn-d B o lin of H a rris b u rg called ^ n? 'y P„ A J a,,8e g ro u p o f fr ends we do use are socia lly correct.
at Vance T hen she shot u q u ick Vance ii-p h ed "He's d e fin ite ly ln - gon N o rm a l ut M onm outh, has re
tion.
i... D
r. C. ...u
at l ‘ the
n a rty
rtv
- A
a -.
. . na-
it • the
W h ,._
itin _ g home ^-i___
T h u rs - was present
Pres‘'n ‘ a
he p
¡glance ut lllg g ln h o tto m .
tu rn e d home.
r t P o in t" , fo _____
rm s are sold
•You a rriv e d about six o'clock. | • W e ll, do you know , or don't dleated "
day
|
Sunshine
c
lu
b
met
w
ith
Mrs.
Jas-
C.
H
o
U
ic
k
e
r
o
f
Salem
v
is
ite
d
Mrs.
M a rkh a m re tu rn e d to his desk
s ir." she in fo rm e d h im w ith u re you. A n n ie ? " the m a jo r asked her
M rs. H. Ja e n icke attended a Pc r K e ffe r J u ly 17. A la rge group
und phoned th e h o m icide bureau. Edna Russell and M rs M Edson
sp e ctful naivete "A n d Miss D oris severely
b rid a l shower at G rab e l fo r M rs attended and one new mem bei
When
lie had replaced the rece ive r S aturday.
cume In ut h a lf-p a st seven.'
"Yes, sir, I know . Miss D o ris he w a lke d hack to the door.
It
H Busch iG la d y s M cLeod, h u t M rs Buber. Joined The annual c lu b
Guests o f Mrs. Louise C octhrane
week.
' P icnic w ill be h e ld at B a lm G rove
"A h , yes Q u ite rig h t, A n n ie " sent me to B roadw ay to the d ru g
"H e a th w ill he w u itm g fo r us Sunday w ere Miss A v a C ochrane
T tif m u jo r pretended to he g ra te store on ly W ednesday m o rn in g to
___ _____
Miss Frances Gnos en terta in e d A u g u st 4. a ccording to plans dis-
o f Salem, M r. and
M rs. ________
Lester
In fro n t o f police headquarters."
f u l fo r b u yin g th is m oot p o in t re buy tie r u lip s tic k "
M oo b e rry, M rs. L lo y d Shaw and her Iow a H ili school pu p ils w ith CUS!M;<I T he hostess was assisted in
W e got in to Vance's ear. picked
ca lle d to his m em ory. "M ias D e la
W ell, te ll M r V unre w h u t kin d up th e sergeant, w ho seemed u n John A lla n , B y ro n and G ilb e rt a s w im m in g p a rty south o f H ills - 5?r v ,l?k “ y ^ r s E R itte r. M rs A
Sh ell Fly Spray is quick
fie ld ," hv e xp la in e d b la n d ly to it w a s "
Donaldson and M rs A. H. M eyer
u su a lly su rly, und d ro ve u p tow n M o o b e rry and Miss B e th and Rob- boro T hursday,
Vance, “ said she hud been shop
Donald M ille h ra n d t had his ton-
m eeting w ill be A ugust 21
It was u D u p le x C a rm in e - o
A t F ifty - n in th street a n d F ifth e rt Cochrane.
p ing.”
C. D avidson has re tu rn e d home *ls and adenoids rem oved at the w ’ *h M rs C Spierlng.
som ething lik e
th u t; Miss D o ri uvenue we entered C e n tra l purk
death to flies, mosqui
M rs. N e il M c N u lty o f San F ra n -
“ W ell, w e ll,” m u rm u re d Vance w ro te It out fo r m e." she said.
I noticed a fa m ilia r fig u re seated fro m Estacada, w h e re he was em- Jones hospital in H ills b o ro F rid a y
"T h a n ks a w fu lly , A n n ie
Leslie B ro w n re tu rn e d F rid a y cisco. C a l, spent the week-end w ith
toes, ants— all soft-shell
" I d id n ’t know* the »hop* w ere op
T hat o„ one n t
benches ju s t beyond ployed.
w ill be a ll."
M r and M rs C. W ells J r. and from a tr ip to Chicago, 111.
her parents, M r and M rs C. E
en mo lute
. . Astonishin* ”
the col p riv e t hedge, a lit t le d is
insects.
As we emerged in to Seventy
M ill Remodeled
K o rn M rs. M c N u lty was en route
tance fro m ttie roa d w a y, and ut daughter Ju n e o f Redm ond called
The m a jo r sq u in ted bln Mina 11
The C o rne lius Feed m ill is be- home fro m the Business and P ro
eye« and glanced q u ic k ly in Vance's fir s t street, the m a jo r expressed (hut m om ent Vunce leuncd over at the Joseph Cochrane hom e Tues-
The E X T R A killing
I tils c u rio s ity in a question
fessional W om en’s c lu b convention
w h u t and gove
ord e l. t(J lh v c h a u ffc u r day on th e ir w ay to the beaches
ing rem odeled
d ire ctio n .
Mrs. Jo h n B oyd
has * * been * i l " l “ at
to h u it the car
‘ J *“
“ Mrs.
“
’ L lo y d ' Shaw and son John at Seattle Wash., w here she was a
"O h, I ’m q u ite sure,“ he sup about ttia t lip s tic k , s ir
power o f Shell Fly Spray
"N o th in g serious I hope." Vance
w ,.,.(h. , , co m m u n in g w ith ht« her home near C ornelius.
A lla n le ft th is w eek to jo in M r delegate fo r th e San Francisco
plied. “ th a t a n u m b e r o f the s m a ll
I Just wanted S()U| „ „ yon bench he suid
M rs O le O lson and fa m ily re- Shaw, w ho is e m ployed at P o rt c lu b She made the tr ip v ia the
is proven by stan dard
er M udison uvenue shops ure open re tu rn e d casually
A
nd
to clear up a lit t le p o in t An em pty he was one o f the persons w.w. tu rn
tly fro m a ... v is . it w ith O rfo rd .
U n ite d A ir lines, re tu rn in g to San
. . e d re c e n ...
late.”
w ith
P e et-G ra d y tests.
L u th e ra n P icn ic Sunday
F rancisco M onday m orn in g
Vunce a p p a re n tly d id not hear h
. o . ld e « r o
. f . . D u p .. le x C a rm in e lip s tic k w hom I wished to have p a rle y I r r la ,lv e “ ln Stevenson, Wash
th is e xp la n a tio n He had a lrea d y
,o u " d
» • * " J “ “ ’ »'«I«-« has th in k I 'l l to d dle o ve r und p u t a
The annual L u th e ra n p icn ic w ill
M r and M rs Pete Jossy and Mrs.
Salem.
M,KS A v a C ochrane o f S
¡Yet this more power
,..r....u
n .........-
.a
ket in , _ M „ r C oes lib r a r y Thursday few questions to h im ,"
w h o is a tte n d in g sum m er session be held Sunday fo llo w in g t h e F re d Dancer attended the fu n e ra l
tu
rn e d ...
to the
m aid
o f th e ir cousin. H erm an Schiewe, of
" B y the by, A n n ie ," he asked n“ jr r il»k
He opened th e door o f the car. ut U n iv e rs ity o f O regon in P o r t ch u rch hour, at R ip p lin g Waters.
ful spray is not injurious
"B
y
gad!
You
d
on't
»ay!”
The
M
r
and
M
rs
Joseph
S
uver
spent
P
o
rtla
n
d
F
rid
a
y
M
r
Schiewe
died
land.
spent
the
w
eek-end
w
ith
We fo llo w e d h im In to the roadw ay
"w as the dog here d u rin g d in n e r? ”
the w eek-end in M o n m o u th w ith fro m blood poisoning fro m a scratch
"O h, yes. s ir,” the wom an as- m ajor, how ever, d id not seem p a r und tu rn e d east to w a rd a sm all op M rs. Louise Cochrane.
to humans.
tic
u
la
rly
p
e
rtu
rb
ed
"D
o
ris
m
ust
relatives.
, on his fin g e r.
B irth d a y Celebrated
ening
in the hedge
i>ured him . "She ulw ays gets under
have
dropped
In
on
A
rc
h
e
r
Coe
to
_____
.
Mrs.
Ed
N
u
n
n
and
d
a
u
gh
te
r
R
u
th
C
elebrate
B
irth
d
a
y
M
rs
A
le
x
Eischen
celebrated
her
W
rede
was
s
ittin
g
w
ith
his
back
m y feet when I ’m se rving .”
..
A N D LADIES, it won't
to us. perhaps a h u n dre d fe e t'w a v ' *J*r ‘ hda>' w l<h a p a rty at h e r home
A n n o f Spokane, and M rs H a ro ld
Mr
and M rs. Pete Jossy and
A nd how do you account fo r ’“ ‘ L f
i ,y .
gazing over the lake Just as we ^ W a y .
Cooke
o f B eaverton called at the c h ild re n C larence and H a rry Bad-
the fact thut she disappeared lm - i
O h ' ,lhe kn e w h im ' ,h c ,>
discolor walk or curtains.
Dancrs Held
W. R. Cooke home Tuesday a fte r
ertscher spent Sunday w ith th e ir
m ediately a fte r M a jo r H lg g ln b o t-i T,h‘‘ rn“ 'lo r
* ° Ui * y
u
'■
- .......
«c
came opposite
h im —
ulung the ..™
hedge.
S um m er is th a t w a y . . . w ilts
F red Haase
h e ld dances in
his noon.
parents. M r. and M rs A d o lp h Bad-
tom and Miss D e la fie ld hud gone’ " I 1 Intro d u ce d
h im to her about I noticed the ro tu n d fig u re of En-
the s p rig h tlie s t s p irits a n d
ch icke n houses W ednesday
A rm F ra c tu re d
ertscher. w h o are w ith th e ir daugh-
" I d on't know, s ir- honest I d on't. I “ ^ rnT„ u,t^ S j ‘‘ * "
, m oc‘ r , Kht w a lk in g dow n the path to- new
the p e rk ie s t fro c k s B u t take
The sm all d a u gh te r o f M r and ‘ er, M rs B e rth a F loyd , at T u a la tin .
I l.aiked fo r her e ve ryw h e re
, ‘ »«“ 'n u lly
u n d e rs ta n d '
w a rd th e bench on w h ich W rede and S a tu rda y nights.
Vunce
held . out
his
hand
Mrs. H e n ry B e h rm a n and son Mrs. L lo y d H a ll rece ive d a b ro k - A d o lp h Badertscher celebrated his
looked out in the back ya rd und In
Y
“ " " h,£U
ou‘ 1h
l* h“
n'
h e a rt . . . Hom e L a u n d ry 's
sat He had the D oberm an Pinscher
C liffo r d
Mapes, re tu rn e d F rid a y en a rn> *n a fa ll at h e r hom e T h u rs - 70th b irth d a y at T u a la tin Sunday,
th
the court, and 1 w ent th ro u g h ev-1
I .Y’, ? ? 1.
. a n k on a leash
prices m ake comebacks easy,
P la y a t P icnic
e ry rea r h u llw u y In the house B u t y ? u f ° r
help. I l l le t you kn o w
"W e ll, w e ll," Vance rem arked; fro m San Francisco, Cal., w h e re ^ y -
and Hom e L a u n d ry 's Special
M
rs.
B
e
h
rm
a
n
v
is
ite
d
and
C
liffo
r
d
|
_
L
it
t
le
Joyce,
Jean
and
B
u
b
b
y
she wasn’t a n lyw
y w h h e e re
re ’ "
in connection
I l ° r Mny developm ents •••
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"th e ta lk a tiv e M r E n rig h t is in -
D
- ,
, ----- .------------ H e lv e tia band played at the coun-
Process keeps clothes clean
_
.
.
.
.
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x
R
i
i
d
-
a“
.l;
nded
school
Barnes
spent
last
w
eek
w
ith
th
e
ir
ty
F
arm
ers'
U
n
io
n
p
ic
n
ic
at
R
ip
-
"W h y d id n ’t you lo o k in th«*
^ l< lit t le S cottie In the mean- va d in g new te rr ito ry Perhaps
longer.
* - .
I I lln
m you
Vl.ll Innu
,.>«nr...l she
.. k... is
1. re ch t tire
xi_ d s of > the * vista
.
street?" Vance asked
,lm<-
,nuy r<‘,,t »»»ored
over the
M ‘ S F ra n k K och and m other Krandparents. M r and M rs B W p lin g W aters Sunday. A large group
A t th e s e n e ig h b o r ly s ta tio n s ;
"Oh. she c o u ld n 't huvo got in to being ta ke n care o f."
re s e rv o ir
."
M rs Z anow have re tu rn e d fro m Barnes o f H ills b o ro
fro m th is v ic in ity attended,
W. L. Stevens, I.x a r r l
the street," the m aid exp la in e d
"W h a t should I do n o w ? " asked
Just then an am azing th in g haD- ° Y.*.ay at^ t *ie beach.
A nsw er F ire C a ll
Joseph Wenzel, scoutmaster, and
Banks Service Station. Banka
"She was in the k itc h e n and the 'h e ' " “ Jor
pened
The Doberm an
suddenly
? ° rla D.o b^ r 18 sPc n d ‘ n« h e r va-
C o rne lius r u ra l fir e d e p artm en t n in e Boy Scouts le ft Sunday to
H. E. E w ri Aloha
d in in g room here, s ir; and o n ly I “ W e ll." re tu rn e d Vance cheer- halted in his tracks, d re w back a Cat!° 7 . w l,i
h e r Rrandparent».
Mr
* as called to a grass fir e near the h ik e to T illa m o o k , s ta rtin g fro m
Mission Service Station. Beaverton
the fro n t door o f the liv in g roo m ,u , ly - " i f 1 w ere you I ’d go horn« foot o r tw o. and crouched dow n anJ M rs , T P y le ' at L a u re l M d rv l" K fa h m e r h o m e
F rid a y P a tto n va lle y. T he y expect to re-
Clem ent’s Service S U t. Beaverton
leads In to the m ain h a ll B u t t h a t , “ nd
» Kood n ig h t's rest "
as i f in te rro r Then, w ith a cu riou s
. ™ , neth ? n' I t,h has e m p lo ym e n t
The fir e was b elieved to have tu rn F rid a y by auto.
Balm Grove Park
was closed um l locked a fte r M iss I W hen he had gone. Vunce entered whine, tie bounded fo rw ard drag- 11 T illa m " ok G lc n and Iv a n S m ith
been started by a careless sm oker
M r and M rs Sim on Hershey.
G. L. McCutchen. Glenwood
Progress Garage
D o ris um l M r H ig g in b o tto rn w ent h l’ r a r - w h ic h was w a itin g outside g in g his iru s li fro m the astonished ,p ?ni f „ ;,y a l T ‘ lla m ook.
M r and Mrs.
L ester M oo b e rry Elda. W a lte r and John Hershey. E
the B elle M udison. and gave orders E n rig h t's hand He leapt stra ig h t
John Rock, w ho is em ployed at M rs M D. M ann and M rs M a ttie E. K o
i rn , M rs. N. M c N u lty . M rs. F
H elvetia Store
out.’
understand It,
it. the
the dog
d o g 1,0 * * d riv e n nt once to th e C rlm - to w a rd W rede
W illa m in a , is spending _ a fe w days
S m ith v is ■_ ite d T h u rsd -----
ay a
H. E. Snyder. D illey
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r-
— t th
— e J -- Weng
--enflcr, K e n n e th and E lle n W enger,
"Then, a* I I understand
Telephone 47
Hillsboro, Ore.
N. Lilly, Gales Creek
C. Hare home in P o rtla n d .
M rs. Iren e K o rn and R obert and
could o n ly have gone in to the rear ,n 0 * C o u rts b u ild in g As soon us we
W rede tu rn e d his head to w a rd at his home here.
A. Karpstein. Kinton
Mrs. Schm idt H ostess
Miss Frances Gnos spent the la t- K a th ry n K o rn v is ite d the Joe H e r-
y a rd
w ere shown in to M a rkh a m 's
of- the dog. d re w back, und started to
J.
C. Parm ley, Cornelina
M
rs
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id
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was
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shey
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ily
at
Bacona
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aturday
' ¥.•», sir. th a t's a ll A n d th a t's 5 * * ;
Vance th re w h im s e lf In to a rise H ut he was too late
The
Ladies' A lta r society T h u rs - v ,lle sum m er home south o f H ills - ------------------------------- —-------- --------------
the strung th in g about It. sir; f o r ' cb,,lr u,,d. ly in g buck, closed
his Doberm an sprang at h im w ith un- ¡ i „
i f she hud been in the rear ya rd . | eyes.
e rrin g u iin und fastened hts pow - day afternoon. Lu n che o n was se rv- boro.
news, M
M arkh
arkh a a m
m , , e e rfu
J R- W ilfle y is on a t r ip to east-
I w o u ld have found tie r "
I "* have a b it o f news,
rfu l l fangs
fungs in m " the man’ s ne<!k ed ,o 21 ladies O u t-o f-to w n guests
" D id you look in " the
vacant lo t ,lld d*'a r. be announced
W rede was bow led o ve r backw ards i? <;! u,d<‘d
Fr,t-d Ga,dwe11 ° f v r2 Oreg°n
next door, between tin s house und
m moat g ra te fu l." M a rkh a m
w ith the dog on top o f h im g ro w l- „ llsb oro. M r«. Joe Cawrse. and
^ rn,? a -?ean Russell o f Salem.
Mi Coe’s residence?”
reached in to a d ra w e r fo r u fresh »ng th ro a tily
It was a te rrih l.. « rs c *ia rle s W u n d e rlic h o f V e r-
^ n o has been v is itin g h e r grand-
" I looked there, too sir. though c*Ma r ’’W hat m ig h t it be?”
sight.
boort. A u g u st m eeting w ill be w ith
m other. M rs. E d n a Russell, i s
I knew il w o u ld n 't do any good
Vance sank even deeper in to his
Sergeant Heath ye lle d at the ton M r8 i ra " L D ? ° hY r
th e 0 ^ * 1 W i,h re la tiv e s
There's no w ay she could have c h a ir
o f his voice in a fu tile e ffo rt to
v
i. P
b “ n<I»y
"
pYrYuFn "
gotten th ro u g h the gate, fo r it's
"* n ,in l’ 1 k n o w w h o k ille d the d istra ct the
dog. and ju m p e d over
Voung People s c lu b o f St A le x -
M rs E d ith B u rb a n k o f T illa m o o k
a lw vuys
a ys kept
ke p t locked
Coe b ro th e rs."
the hedge w ith an a la c rity
,a
ander , c* “ rc h have changed the *» em ployed at the Ben L yd a home.
- -----
amazed me As he ran to w a rd ih .. date o f th e lr P>enic fro m A u g u st . Bobby
Edw ards
re tu rn e d
to
Vunce d id not speak fo r a mo«
M a rs h fie ld last w eek a fte r a stay
C H A P T E R XI
S tru g glin g Wrede. ha d re w his re "
J u ly _27- at R ‘ PPbn« W aters
m ent; then he asked w ith un-
here
at
the
A
J
O
liv
e
r
home
Pirnic Saturday
vo lve r. Vance looked on w ith a
w onted serious n t
M r and M rs. A rn o ld Gnos and
E p w o rth League o f the M
coldness th a t I co u ld not under-
Death and Revelations
" A t Just what tune. Annie, d id
ch
u
rch
w
ill
sponsor an ice cream fa m ily spent Sunday at C a rlto n
you s ta rt y o u r seurch fo r the dog *
M a rkh a m leuned fo rw a rd in his stand
i t is q u ite im p o rta n t th a t you b e ! ch
a ir, and gave Vance a q ' u izzica l h a m
T h " e re
Justice in ’ ba‘ . M a rk - slo w ly He stood up and shrugged park.
look
he ’s 'enn.rr.'.^'.La
Miss Florence Haase re tu rn e d to
accurate ’•
look
j ham,
he com m ented, lig h tin g a
"Y
o
u
p
o
s
itiv
e
ly
stagger
m
e."
he
cig
a
re
tte
w
ith steady
f/ngers'8 ** u h * ' , |»hUl<«e « S i* *« M a rk h a m ," he her w o rk in P o rtla n d the last of
” 1 can te ll you alm ost e x a c tly .!
‘You p o s itiv e ly stagger me.” he cig a re tte w ith
‘
‘
said "W h a t name shall I w r ite in
Heath had now reached the doe :" r i h ‘ ‘ V0“ ’ ‘ he s llK k ',es‘ em otion the w eek a fte r spending her vaca-
s ir.” the wom an answered, w ith * on the w a rra n t’ "
and placet! the re v o lv e r a e a ln ^
The do« s. ! an“ s sav7 « l ‘ he ju g u la r tio n here
o u t h e sitation " I t was w hen I was
"T oo m uch haste.
M a rk h a m ." its head There w e re tX o share
T
.
a rte ry . W rede
u
th ro u g h w ith m y dishes und the Vance reproved h im F a r too m uch rep o rts T he Doberm an staggered ?
X
g“ ‘ onct\ ,ro n l
P™- l v Ifn y ° “ C1/
y o u r address k in d -
housew ork. Miss D o ris und M r hash
T here are
va riou s lit t le fo rw a rd on its side and went h m D
»x* s ib ly - an in c e
’ nd
H ig g in b o tto rn w ent o u t ut nine th in g s to be d o n e —U ttle kn o ts to ly in g v e ry s till
" ” P ? rm enibohsm
No use ru s h in g
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o'clock, and w hen I hud s tra ig h t
W hen we reached W rede there
T i ih u . °Xl ° r .S'
»
a .
ened e v e ry th in g up. it was e xa ctly be tie tl before the a rm o f the
la w cun pounce upon the c u lp rit was no m ovem ent in his body He
! ’ » m orncn‘ a u n ifo rm e d o i
h ulf-past ten.”
ly., a rm , d o n 't ^ n e c d o t h « ^ - <ay - - h is . back, his e y e s ^ i S
I.
Vance nodded. “ H ow do you ac -on
i n that case, perhaps you could his arms, d ra w n up" as* m otionless
M a rk h a m and s a lt e d
count fo r the dog's dlsappearanc«
" A n y th in g I can do sir? ”
b rin g y o u rs e lf to co n fid e in m e."
death. H is th ro a t was red. and
A n n ie ? "
“ You m
ca
an am
I can't account fo r It.
ir A t M a rkh a m « till spoke Iro n ic a lly
"I «real p ,„,l o f blood had form ed officer”
M ig
V h /k t h a
m ll ' an<w
ere bulance.
d "7 n
firx t, w hen I c o u ld n 't fin d her. I
th a t you kn o w how the under his head It wax a Mght I
' M arW la m answ" t d
in a
strained,
hu
sky
voice.
th o u g h t m aybe some d e liv e ry boy. I crim es were co m m itte d ."
»'ish 1 had n e ve r seen.
T h e o ff ic e r h u r r ie d a w n v
Summer activity and re
o r one o f the expressmen, had
Alas, n o '' Vance shook his head
E n rig h t came lu m b e rin g up. his his ca ll-b o x
sistance against heat are
stolen
her She's a sly lit t le d e vil, lu g u b rio u sly. "T h a t’s the c h ie f re«- m outh open, his face the
color of
"And w h a t do y o u w a n t me to
tests of your child’s stam
she is
A n d ve ry sweet. A n d she son w h y I shall hoard m y th e ory ch a lk
has a
lo va b le n a tu re A lm ost any- aM lo
p e rp e trate d them. I co u ld
My
G— d !
oh. m y G d .” ke d o ’" w a ile d th e frig h te n e d E n rig h t.
ina!
The child whose sum
"G o home and ta ke a s tiff d rin k l
one could get her to fo llo w them . I m ake out an e xce lle n t case against m u tte re d over und over
mer diet is for the major
and tr y to fo rg e t th e episode I f
B u t no one had been here a fte r
m u rd e re r fo r the d o in g -in o f
Vance stood lo o k in g dow n
at w e need you. w e 'll c a ll on y o u ."
part our pure milk, is a
seven o’clock th a t e v e n in g."
A rc h e r M y great d iffic u lty , how - ” r <^de. sm oking co m p la ce n tly
He
E n rig h t made an a tte m p t to a n
healtky child.
She tu rn e d to the m a jo r beseech » ver. w o u ld be that there was no tu rn e d to E n rig h t
swer. but fa ilin g , he tu rn e d and
in g ly
Point w h a te ver in the m u rd e re r’s
q u ite a ll rig h t, d on’t y , waac
w
addled
aw
ay
in
to
the
ga
the
rin
g
" I'm te rr ib ly sorry, sir, honest k illin g Brisbane. M o tiv e is la c k in g kn o w ." he said in a hard voice m ist
C o rn e liu s
G ro u p
S p o n so rs
D O N 'T
JUST WOUND EM*
SHELL
FLY SPRAY
H om e Laundry ÔC
D ry Cleaners
Mothers
I am. I loved lit t le M iss M acTa
in fact, that p a rtic u la r m u rd e r
▼ish "
is m eaningless fro m a lo g ica l p o in t
•That'S q u ite a ll rig h t, A n n ie ," <>‘ view
But I'm sure the m u r-
Vance said in a k in d ly tone. "M iss de re r most passionately desired th e
M aeTuvish 1« w e ll and happy."
death o f A rc h e r A n d yet. It w o u ld
He tu rn e d to H ig g in b o tto rn
be u tte rly unreasonable to accuse
"B y th e b y ." he asked, "w h e re h im o f k illin g A rc h e r he nppar-
d id you get M iss M aeTavish. M a e n tly c o u ld n 't possibly have done
jo r? "
" I bought her fro m M r lle n r y
B ix b y , w hen she was fiv e m onths
old. und I tu rn e d h e r o ve r im m e
d ia te ly lo Miss D e la fie ld .” the m a
jo r said re g re tfu lly "D o ris became
attached to her and insisted upon
show ing her. I trie d to discourage
h e r—"
"She was q u ite w o rth y o f being
shown, said Vunce. . . . "So you
drove out to M r W illia m Prentiee's
and had h im tr im her fo r the rin g
—eh. what? . . . B u t w h y d id you
®*rves h im jo lly w e ll rig h t
"L e t's be going. M a rk h a m ." sug- !
We’d beaten and misused the an im a l
gested Vance. “ W rede’s appearance
>'> s" " ” ' outragenux fash,on. und doesnA c h a rm m e ’ a n d 'th e rereeant
,h *’ ls ‘ he d o g s revenge."
w n i ,o )k a/ t ,,r
Vance kn e lt do w n and fe lt the to Heath
"Bv the b v S e r e e a n t
p ro tra te m an's pulse
Then he w e 'll be at th e C o e h o u s e l o i n
leaned o v e r and Inspected t h e th e re a fte r the am bulance com es.' I
w ou n d in W rede's neck n o d ding ?
( T o be c o n t in u e d )
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