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TITK OREftOX STATESMAN:' THSSnAV, MAY 20, 1010 8 REVELATIONS OF A 'WIFE The Story of a Honeymoon A Wonderful Ronuuic of Married Life Wonderfully Told by ADELE GAIUUSOX , HOME SAV rtliat there Is a dominant desire, that eTery KomU), rich and ioor, 'woman of le Mire and Rirl of the shop, haV an over-powering craving for one thing, and that is a i desire tliat is never satisfied. OTHERS KAY that woman moftly wants her own way, or "the last word' or the moon and all the tars, or a couple of automobile, or jrfenty or rata, or-pretty clothes, or lore In a cottage. r HUE - FOlTXI "what every woman wants," and she found It; after rf a - - heart - breaking search for what (the thought she wanteL It wasn't at all what most people think every woman wants. Sensational Drama of Present Day Society '' :: ':- ,-'-V'i:' '-V;: -r j - . . ; : Today-Tomorrow YE LIBERTY CHAPTER CCLXLV HOW THE COSGROVE HOUSE HOLD RECEIVED THE NEWS OF THE PICTURES Ever one at the Cosgrove supper tablq trailed Dicky and me into the farmhouse parlor at M . Cosgrove a invitation to look over the pictures which his brother-in-law had paint ed of the Catskill mountain scenery. I was all agog ; with suppressed excitement at the., mystery which '1 scented in the farmhouse life. . Mrs. Cosgrove's look of fear at my assertibn that I could tell her twin toys apart, her tenseness of expres sion at the luentio.t of pictures. -and the look of furtive watchfulness which I had seen in the eyes of Mrs. J Al'is, all ciystallized my impression that there was sometmng unusuai about the pictures which we were to see. ; - , . A big hanging lamp In the centre of the room had been lighted : and cst thf aof t, kindly glow which only an oil lamp can give over the rather good pieces of furaiturej and the t-jany palnting3 which the room con tained, I was standing nearest to Dicky, and 'therefore first saw the look of surprise on his face as he glanced at the paintings. His air of bored listlessness had left hint. He almost bounded toward th-J nearest one and scrutinized it carefully. Then he made a quick inspection of the oth- I ers. As be.turnea oacK to us again. J his eyes were shining. V; ''You 3ay your brother-in-law painted these?' he demanded of Mr. Cosgrove. "Then your brother-in law must be Robert Savaria." : -" " . " ' "You Are Quite Correct." A little groan quickly suppressed from Mrs. Cosgrpve-a hissing, in drawn breath, so slight that if I had not been standing next to her I would Pept m iron A Hul Iron Tonic Combines Iron (with nux. celery, pepsin and other tonics, nutrients and digestive. Of wonderful help In nervous weakness and debility. . Mad l.y C I. HOOD CO.. Lowell, Mat. not have noticed it, from Mrs; Allis answered Dicky's words. Mrs! Cosgrove's.face held an emo tion I could not fathom. Hut into Mrs. Allis's eyes. a3 I watched her.! there leaped into life, then died agaiu, a look of fear. ! Air. Cosgrove straightened himself to his full height, which must have been six feet'-two. j. "You are quite ' correct," he said with dignity. "Robert Savarin did paint these pictures. Did you know him?" ' j I noticed the past tense of the ques tion. Was the hand that, had wield ed the brush in paintings' that even to my experienced eyes looked rarely valuable,, uo longer vibraat with life? I waited anxiously for Dicky's re ply. "Not personally," Dicky returned. "He was before my time, but I know and reverence his work, as all the men of his profession must do, and of course I know' He broke off suddenly in an abrupt fashion that I recognized. It always marks ' Dicky's sudden realization that he is saving something indis creet. I knew that he would not finish what he had to say.' Hut his sudden stop was unnoticed by th? other people In the pa: lor. For at the word "profession Mrs. Allis shot a swift question at him. "Are They Really Valuable " GAS; .i m tne Stomach I Sour stomach (heartburn) belching', welling and full feeling, so frequently crunplained of after meals relieved in !Tw Mtaatea. Almost instant relief from, Pains in the Stomach caused by undigested food. ..' SENT FREE 03T SO DATS' TRIAL. Send lOe for Postage and War Tax. name and address, and we will send you on approval our stomach prepara tion Jo-to. for 30 days, at which time you are to send us $1.00 or return the un used portion it not perfectly satis tied. ?. Addressi Belllagfcs Cfeessleal C.. BeUIashasa, wash. -u "The men of youf profession? she queried, with a nonchalant air that did !aot deceive me, for I saw the tenseness with which she await ed Dicky's answer. "You are, then. an artist?" ; "It depends, upon what yon mean by the word, Dicky turned to her, suddenly gravel "In " the ordinary sense of the word! I suppose I am an artist, at least I earn niv livlncr hv that profession, but work like mine is !aot worthy to he mentioned in the same breath with genius such as this." . TTa raiivd his hand and pointed reverently to the paintings which he had been examining. I had heard him talk in like extravagant strain before of men whose work he admired, for Dicky is a hero worshipper of the most ardent type. ! i "His words had a curiously con trasting effect upon the two women in the room. Mrs. Cosgrove's eyes lighted, and a faint color as of grat ified pride came into her cheeks. But the creamy ivory of Mrs. Allis's face took on a grayish tinge, while at. Dicky's , 'aext words I distinctly saw, in the shelter of her gown, the fingers of one hand clench the palm cruelly. , "I suppose you know the value ot these pictures?" Dicky said, turning to Mr. Cosgrove. 'Why, yes." the big nua'a replied r Weve always known they were pretty valuable. I know we've been offered fifty dollars for that biggest one over there. But my wife never wanted to sell them because her brother painted them, and so we've refused everybody, even Mrs. AUia here. , She has been crazy to buy some of them." He smiled admiringly down on the little woman, .Who, by a lighting flash of insight. I knew could have struck him dumb for his speech. But without a quaver she saatched at the .ingenue role and ulayed It daringly "Are they, really valuable?" sh cooed at Dicky. "I am so sorry, for then I can never hope to get one. They are such pretty things, so life like of the scenery about here which 1 love so much. I did so want to carry one home as. a memento. Dicky almost snorted at the epi thet "pretty things." I knew that he put Mrs. Allis down as one ot the people who "doa't know art, but who knows what they like." and that his opinion, of her intelligence had gone down with her evident ignor ance or the paintings. But I was sure 'that she was p'ay. Ing a part, that she knew as much as Dicky did .concerning the collec- Jtio'j, of pictures before us. I aaw that she was waiting breathlessly for Dicky's estimate of its value. "I hate to put a commercial esti mate on this work, but I think I ought to 'warn- you," Dicky eaiu gravely, turning to Mr. Coegrove. "that the paintings you have in this room areonn at a cddsc;iih estimate about fitty thousana aoi-Jars." (To he continued) MERIT GOVERNS AUTO TRIBUNAL Governor Asks Cooperation of 0. A. C. in Making Appointments LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents Try It! Squeeze the Juice of two lemons Into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complex ion beautifier,- at very, very small cost. - Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard wmte for a few cents. Massage this sweeuy rragrant lotion Into the face, neck, arms and hands each dav an3 see how freckles and blemishes dis appear and how clear, soft and rcsy wnite the skin becomes. Yes! It is narnuess ana never Irritates. Silverton Phone Main 6 6 SALEM 198 186 -V , Sugar, -sack, 100 lbs.' $9.45' 10" lbs. - sugar : .... . .... ; , $1.00 ; Crown j flonr ............ .$2.95 . I . Olympic flour ............. $2.95 j Pacific ; hard wheat ...... .$2.80 Diamond C ..i...., ..$2.60 t 10 lbs. Rolled Oats ........,65c Large pkg. O. K. 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Tnder the law of the last legisla ture which creates the board three members are to be chosen by the governor, to serve for a term of one. two and three years, respectively. subeauent appointees to hold for terms of three years each. Governor Olrott has asked Prnf- M. L. Granning. in charge of the auto mechanics department at tne .Oregon Agricultnral college,! to con fer with ail applicants for member "hip on the new board, such confer- once to he relative to the qualifica- tons of the applicants. Prof. Gran ning will then report to the execu tive as to the qualifications of the men and the executive will In turr make the appointments based upon such reports. It is understood that the governor will make the selections so as to cover the state as nearly as possible from a geographical standpoint, with Itie rceard to the qualifications or the appointees and their general fit ness for serving on the board. The new law is one of vast im portance to automobile owners and frfves wide scone of authority to members of the board. As a result every effort will be made to fecure the services of men who will give the maximum of earnest attention to the details of the administration of the act. Leading motorists have called attention to the fact that possibill ties for abuse might grow out of the the administration "of the law and that It might also develop that a too rigid application of its princi pies might work severe hardships or the smaller towns where tourists frequently find the need for the aid of an automobile mechanic the great est. The law provides that the board after its selection, shall organize by electing a president and a secretary treasurer and provide for holdlnr examinations at such places as are "pecified in the act and at the same time provide rules and regulation for such examinations, not in con filet with the provisions of the act Itself. Members of the board must he qualified auto mechanics and shall receive as compensation for their services $10 per day for each day actually and necessarily employed In the performance of their duties and also traveling expenses. The expens es of the board are to be paid from the fees collected. The law require the board to meet at least bi-monthly for the purpose of holding examinations at Port- iuu, iduranuc, Aeiuna, rviamaiu Falls and Eugene. Under the law an auto mechanic j Is defined "to be any person whoj snail worn ror hire or qold hlmseir ! out to work for hire upon any auto mobile or auto truck and no auto mechanic shall work for hire or hold himself out Co work for hire upop. automobile or automobile truck with in the state of Oregon without first having compiled with the terms of this act; provided that nothing here in shall be construed to apply to any person not regularly employed In any garage whose employment re quires the use of an automobile or auto truck and whose duties in part, consist in keeping such automobile or auto truck In repair and provided further, thst each -licensed auto mechanic may have one helper or apprentice who need not be licensed under the provisions of this .art. but no such helper or apprentice shall work for hire npon any automobile or truck except nnder the direction of a duly licensed auto mechanic." Provlon Is made that every per s.n desiring to" frcure a license as auto mechanic hall before the 20th day of each month nctify the secre ary of the board of auo mechanics examiners that he will appear at either of the meeting places men- ioned at the rxt regular meet ins day of such board and he shall ac company such rotlce with an appli cation fee of ' which fe fhall be in full for all financial demands of such arplOant- " BUcn PP" cant passes a satisfactory examina tion the board shall issue him a li cense permitting him to work upon auto trucks or automobiles for "hro for a period of one year. Such H fonte mav be renewed at the end of ih vrar for which it was granted nnnn ihe nnvwent of a sum ot $6 to the secretary-treasurer or the board. The board, however, may at a any time revoke a license for incompe tency on the part of the holder oi such license or for any omer gooi cnffirifT ranso. In case a n- cense is revoked the t ccretary-treas urer Is to notify the county clerK Th. liofnso niovided tor in aup ii i t,o nririnal to be fUd by 1 1 v a . ..... - - - m the holder with the county c:erK oi PnuntT in which the applicant desires to work as an auto mechanic and the duplicate shall bo posted by ih. holder of It in the office or shop where. he conducts his business or whom is employed. In the event the holder of the license moves Into another county he may. upon th nivmonl Cil r.O cents to the county .irv- iti rnnntv from which h miho tn remove, receive a certi iA nr Ms -license for fiHnP i iru "r; . . win, fho county clerk ot the county lit which he contemplates taking up ill W rrrl ill WELCOME I. 0. 0 F. and visitors to Salem. 'jt are invited to make this storefyour headipiarters. LADIES' COATS and 'SUITS t I The biggtM' ! L;,Jt assort ment in town at popular prices. Buying jour garment direct I . . . . .... . saves you profit. all the middleman's LA $10.00 to $29.50 )IES' COATS LADIES' SUITS $11.90 to $35.00 . ! - Obt Prices Always the Lowest. GALE & DO. Phone 1072 Commercial and Court Streets Formerly Chicago Store on and after six months after it takes effect' any person violating any of its provisions shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convic tion thereof shall he punished by a fine not to exceed $100. The law becomes effective May 29th. A Highland gentleman on the point of . starting for ?tha United States by accident left his purse, containing $500, at the railway sta tion On his return t his native by a clerkj who expected socne slight recognition! The lalrJ took the purse and counted the money, and then looked inqjiiringty at the cleik, who asked, in -ostanlshment: -Isn't itirirht. sir? "Right I No,- was the quick -response. Wlieres the interest? Grit. . Where is "Mr. Dooley." that apos tle of gooSl cheer, human Joys anu fan? Th world is full xl bitter- land the purse was bronght to him ness and cajtention. " JLilS'Slir'9?says trielGood Judg "And remember it, too. The belter the quality of your chew, the more you'll enjoy it. You'll get more out of your to bacco money, too you'll save part of it for something else. A small chew of this quality tobacco tastes good and it lasts and lasts. ! THE REAL TOBACO Put vfi in ro stjUs RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobac CHEW W-B CUT is a longf fine-cut tobacco 'w ten m 'a t-y Colotstl Blonsiaia Gruieor Ut'.iii I i 1. 1.' . I, l!i!' y" IIP ' III J 1 Jisi M'l' M t''l II! 'MY; - I Mi 1 1 it! hi I . i LET'S GO! , CANADIAN PACIEIC for that VACATION TRIP Take the Fairyland Trail to the Fist through the Canadian Pacific BockJcs. SUMMER EXCURSIONS T( ALASKA By the "PRINCESS LUTE." Trains Steamers Hotels All Cajiadian Tacific Standard None Belt t I tur rate, dates and tba- information apply to I K. E. I'ENNI Cetirral. Acot Is.seiij;fT Dept. rortIiid, Ott. 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