TOB OKECOX RTATOIASl TfEMI.1V. AMlll. IX IKI.
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REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
The Story of a Honeymoon
A Wonderful- rUnuanre of Married Life Wonderfully Told by
AftELK GAIUUSO.V
V CHAPTER 567 -
V,WHO IS THIS NURSE KATHER
INE BELIEVE3 SHE RECOGNIZ-
EST - .' -- ,7 -
t started perceptibly at the lov
knock that sounded upon Lillian Un
derwood's library door as the mis
tress of the house was announcing
. that none of the valuable papers
with which she as a member of tne
secret service of the country was en
trusted had been disturbed. M.
nerves bad been stretched taut at
the bizarre happenings of the hour
- m-A iner4 M aL'the -
pense which Lillian, Katherine Son-
not and I had undergone during Lil
lian's Inspection of the cunningly
contrived wall floor and fireplace
hiding places in her library. I wal
thoroughly annoyed atmyself. how
ever", for my visible nervousness, es
pecially as Katherine did not betray
by; even a, movement of ber eyelids
that she had heard the knock.
Lillian cast an approving smile at
Katherine as. she moved toward the
.door.
Htravo!" she said softly, and Ka
tberine's answering smile showed
. m ! kJl
that she understooa ana apyrcci
jibe approving comment.- I felt 1
imost pettishly hurt at Lillian's slng
Uinm out of Katherine for approval
even thouch I realized how little
deserved raise. But I resolved that
nerer arain would I show any evl
Cent a of "nerres" while associate!
with Lillian In this work to which
she had pledged us. and In which 1
felt tt a signal honor to be engaged.
Giving a last swift look around to:
see that there was no possioie inai
cation of the search which she bad
just cond acted, Lillian swept back
the heavy velvet curtains and un
locked the door, disclosing a tall wo
man in nurse's garb.
Is It Really She?
OLDER BOYS
k v. till V:
Follow the crowd to the Dreamland Rink. . Ladle skate 10c.
Children' bay, Saturday, 25c Rand music Saturday and Sunday
Said
Theodore
Roosevelt:
T7
VEN men who are not proto
edly religious must, if they are
frank, admit that no community
permanently prospers, either morally
or materially, unless the church is a real
and vital, element In the community
life.". ' -V .:'; . '
Pat church In town and all real estate values
increase. ;
; ' v ' . : ; i : jJ . ,r . . , .
Put a church in a town and it becomes at once
center of inspiration for better schools, better politics
and general community improvement.
Put a church in a town and you insure a community
where law and order reign, where the personal and?
property rights of men and women are respected,
where children grow up trained in the ideals that
have made America great. : ;
Kail the church and you kill the Voice that Is con
stantly calling men to more unselfish living. - . ;
Kill the church and you cut the nerve of, your hos
pitals, your colleges, your civic organizations and
even of respect for government itself.
: Thirty denoniinatlons, realizing that the problems fac
ing them are too great to be solved by any one de
nomination alone, are cooperating in a great forward -campaign
under the name of the Interchurch World
-. Movement.
No modern business, could have made a more scien
tific survey of the task than these derniinations have '
. made. No budgets could be jnore carefully drawn.
You have the satisfaction of knowing that every dol
lar you give has its post, of luty assigned to it in
advance.-'''"' ; ';.
- Every 4oHar for a better America and a better world.
For an American where the ideals of Washington
s and Lincoln and Roosevelt will continue to grow
.strong. When your church calls on you in the cam
paign week of April 25 th give, and, give -with your
hartaa well as jour pocketbook..
VJbrld Movemeat
- of DbrthjJmerica
'Tli fuhtlutUm if tiit sivtrtbeuimt Is nsii futtlb
tirtw;k tit nqtrdtbs tftkirtj itntmindtis.
"1 would like to go out for a short
walk if you do not mind. Mrs. Un
derwood." she said in a carefully
modulated, rather deep contralto
voice. I have a headache, and Mrs.
Morton is very comfortable. Marion
is talking with hr. and I am sure
she will xteed nothing until I re
turn." "Of course. Miss Burke." Lillian
returned heartily. "Stay as long aa
you like. I , will attend to any ?f
Mrs. Morton's wants until you re
turn." :
"Thank you." The nurse turned
away, and as she did so my eyes rell
upon Katharine's face. She Bad a
Queer, startled look in her eyes,
which were fixed, upon the nurse
retreating back. She watched her
out of sight, and tuea turned to Lil
lian. - "Is her name Burke?" she asked
abruptly. "B-u-r-k-e?"
"Yes." Lillian answered. "Why?"
-era use it was Berg, the last time
I saw her.' Katherine returned qulet-
iy. B-e-r-g. i
"Where did you see' her?" Lillian
words came sharp and fast. She had
closed the door and was leaning
against it.
"She . was a classmate of mine in
training schooI'Kathetine returned,
'and at that time her English was
broken. We used to dislike ber. be
cause of 'acr constant comparisons
of this country with her satire land,
always to the disparagement of Am
erica." "And she has professed to be vi
olently anti-German while here, al
though I've really had little conver
ratlon with her. for she keeps much
to herself.- Of course, she is the one
who's been In here, but how did she
guess the combination of that wall
safe? That's what worries me."
"She may not have guessed it,"
Katherine replied. "She is very
shrewd, and has a way of making
friends with servants, or she d id-
while at the . school.. . I think you'll
find that she has made Betty admire
her, and that In an unguarded mo
ment Betty has revealed the secret
of the wall safe, the spring of which
you said she stumbled upon one dar.
TO ASSE1BLE
County Convention of Young
sters Is Slated for Middle
of NextMonth
The Older" Bovs' conference for
Marion county will be held in Salem
Mav 14 to 16. Plans ere mad
Sunday by the county T. M. C. A.
organization for the entertainment
of the boys and for a varied and
helpfut program which will Include
a number of well known speaker
and "Y" worker.
,The work of, the county Y. M. C.
A, for the year was reviewed by
County Secretary Walters. ActlTl
ties Include the orcanixation or Hl-Y
clubs at . Aurora. Sllverton. Btayton
and Woodburn. with a total meiu
bershlo of 0. The purpose of these
nrcan!zations is id promote good
will, for that night, feel younger,
five reels of Alaska pictures, lla
will bring with him. also, his re
markable collection of relics and
tourenlrs in which every boy, both
lire and has-been, will be wildly
Interested.'
Kvery boy who Is a member or
the boy's drpartment of the associ
ation is Invited to. accompany his
dad to this supper f which will be
free) and bring with him a boy
friend and his dad. It Is generally
understood that If dads .are not
available, substitutes of good char
acter and reputation .will be ex
pected. . The local "Y" is proud to an
nounce at this time that full privil
eges of the association . have now
Wn extended to 2'0 boys between
14 and It years old who are now
members.
Doctor Says
Tobacco Causes
Hardening Arteries
Tobacco cauaa tiardenlnr of the art-
rellowshin and clan llrlnr anion r rla. aaya Or Conner, and alone- about
i K .Kvni mm ' forty when m man should b at his beat
DOTS Of the high tCbOOl ace. ,he 'esw.,Y. tobacco uacr find, hlm-
1t Is planned to establish a per- ir with hiah. blood prraaurc. head-
mannt summer camp somewhere in fch; tndieeatioa a4 a lot -or other
, ... . -t, i MI.B1in trouble, lour own doctor will tell
the countv and a special committee you thl. tr you ... u
wa anpointfd "t tH last tncHing tot tobacco cntlrclr or cut dowa tha airea
find a proper locatlon.V
All R members of the rountv
comm'tt were nrscnt. Thy are:
A. n iVnsiln. Salcni, fbilrmtn; F.
K. Ca1iter. 8flTron. vice ehalrmri :
Paul WII.ire. SAlein. treasurer; KJ
T). Sitih. Je"rn. rroHljc n"'
rctarr: I. C. M"Sha. Ifuhtord: Ifc
L. H-rsliberrr. Hubbard: II. Y.
rttrrr:ild. Wnndhurn: Jcbn S
Harper. Ccnrals; B. T. YoueJl. Slf
vrton; o. C. !rwn. P'lvrton; Dr
K. K. nrvrn. Silm: W. M. Smith.
Knl-m : Harrv I. Pearsor Roe-1ale;
F. S. Maekentie. MicWy; Herbert
V. Bennett. St art on- J. U" Mavn.
ftavton; Burgess F. Ford. Stayton;
Dwlght Hoae. Marion.
. John If Rudd nt Portland, stale
r-ecretary for county work, attended.
act a packace of Ntcotol tabU-ta trom
oor iruririt and you win rind it ear
S'icotol kills th cravlna and make
the tobacco habit quit you.
under a slel-nound
It la sold
money-back guar
ante by all drunrlata.
Mote ak your arurei wnat otner
aay about the? wonderful power of Nie
otol to break the tobacco ha hit. He
knows and h can be truateU to tell
you the full truth.
Grand Opera House
N Friday, April 16
Prices 60c, Tjc and $1.03
(Plus War Tax)
Seat Salt Wednesday
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LaakaaasMaV' a
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Our New
in-ams
The Kidneys and the Skin. If the
kidneys are weak or torpid, the skin
will be pimply or blotchy. Hood's
Sarsaparilla strengthens aad stimu
lates the ; kidneys, and clears the
complexion. By .thoroughly purify
ing the blood it makes good health.
POPSANDIflDS
GATHER MONDAY
Then, of course, she would naturally J GeOrCe Edward Lewis. F&-
... .. ai l av .
znoui AiiKan Aavenrcrer,
'Of course." Lillian drew a lone
oreath. "Well. Ill have to call Bet
ty on the carpet. Shell lie. of
course, but I can alwaya tell when
she is lying. Stay here until I come
back."
She went swiftly down the stair.
and it was fully t minutes before
she returned.
Will Address Them
Another of those fascinating pop
and kid" suppers of the Salem Y. M.
C. A.: Is t be-w given next Monday
night. The spcker will be George
Edward Lewis, famous Alaska ad-
"I got it out of her .finally, and I venturer, who will have with him
now jhe's In her room, indulging In for the 'delectation of, the younger
one of her weepy tantrums." she a a-1 generation and 'the generation that
nounceu. "We'll have to finish the
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Are Here
Justin time for National Gingham Week, April 121
to 17th.
A large. and varied assortment for your cioaiL:;
all tie new and staple patterns.
Aooskeag Ginghams guaranteed -fast colors.
, 29,.3i5c .and 39c
Yard.
"Our prices always the lowest
GALE & CO
Commercial and Court Slu Fcmerly:Chicazo il::t
Send me your name and address and I Will send ycu a
prpspectus of ..the
ICING MINE
C.Chappell
-HoUlBiigh
Salem, 0r:;;i
THE STATESlIAir CLASSIFIED JLDS. BEmO GREAT -ZIZZIU
dinner, but that will be a lark. I'm
so relieved to know that the lady
wasn't clever enough to find the 1
thing herself. And she didn't , get !
any information from the safe, noth
ing but my own things. By the way.
Katherine. do you think she recug-
l nlsed you!"
'Remeber, No Confidences."
"I'm sure she didn't" Katherine
said.' "She was looking "at too all
the time, and at my first glimpse of
ner I moved, behind. Madge, where I
could see ; her .without ber catching
isignt or. my race."
."Then everything la aafe. so far "
said Lillian. "I'll smuggle yon out
of the house after dinner, and guard
I. a. a .
against her meeting you: before. Dut
she rarely leaves Mrs. Morton's
room. Madge. I can see your first
job looming np before you."
"What do yon mean?" I asked, a
on startled.
"You'll have to slay In ur llbranr!
- .a, . - '
wuen i ni not mere, uiuan - re
turned, "until we trap her. But 1
Idon't look so startled. You won't
have to begin tonight."
Then with one of her swift tran
sitions of mood she stretched out
her arms above her head and then
relaxed them.
"A truce to work for a while"!
she said. "I'm going to ret hold of
Dicky and Jack, and have them come
over to this dinner which we have to
aet ourselres. Well put them to
.work for their eats. But remember. !
no confidences!" ,
. . tTo be continued);
THE
OF THE
SWITCHMEN
Auctio
n!
Wednesday, April 14,
1:30 p.m.
2434 Oak St, Salem, Or.
Go out South 13th street
. One good range; one heater;
one 6-ft. table; one kitchen
treasure; six good chairs; one
desk; two iron beds; two
springs; two mattresses; one
dreseer; one sewing machine;
one stand; one oil stove; one
lounge; one kitchen Uble;
three rockers; four kitchen
Chairs; one lawn mower; fire
dozen jars; lot of canned fruit;
dishes; tools; carpet; rugs, etc.
MKS. M. BUCK,
Owner . .
COL. W- F. WRIGHT,
Auctioneer.
We Conduct Sales Any
where in Oregon
People' r Furniture -Store
TO THE PUBLIC
San Francisco, CaliL, 6:05 p. m., April 11, 1920
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Strikers who hare not returned to .work are being replaced by new men. This
will be swiftly and rigorously followed until normal senrice is restored.
The strike was without notice to the railroad.
It b. not authorized by any railroad brotherhood.
It .Violates working agreements, violates the rules of the brotherhoods to
which the men belong, and violates the law of the United States (section 301,
transportation act of 1920).
It . is in defiance of the orders of the railroad ; brotherhoods executiTes, and
has neither the sympathy nor support of the overwhelming majority jof railroad
employees.
... . .
New men will be given seniority rights in order of employment, .wages are
sixty-four cents an hour for eight hoursV work a day Jand ninety-six. cents an
hour for overtime. Good board and lodging are arranged for at the job. Pro
tection assured. Apply to superintendent, room 32 second floor unjon station,
Portland.
, J. H. Dyer, General Manager.