S THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON V i ' SATURDAY MORNING
APRIL 1, 1922
a ht a
AiSele Garrison's New Phase of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
CHAPTER 333
A WOLF WALKS
LlAN'i THAP.
INTO LILr
A ,l j hurried ; to Lillian with
the news, that AUc Holcomb and
their -way to. our nose I- felt my
kaees shaking .with nervousness.
and j I bad to. master all my
strength to keep, my voice, from
trembling as , I told my friend ot
the itelephonjmessage . from : Al
ice HoleomJieV. mother.:
, But the' "enforced calmness o!
my voice did not deceive Lillian.
She j looked at m j keenly and
spoke crisply: ' . . , .
;..:-,abk'-:bererjMadge. Are y
go'.ng to tank this?" :'.
The tone and words-were Jnt
.what ,1 ' needed. 1 1 threw up my
head angrily. .'!;. .. j.' ; .-
v'iTou know: I'm I not! I said,
my' tremors forgotten. : -
' .Lillian continued to .look at
me,. , a , considering;, speculative
the man K Jake Wllsey were oq gaze that made my cheeks flash.
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By the time she withdrew ber
eyes I was. one hot flame from
bead to feet, and my terror ot
Jake Wllsey was swallowed op
the desire to stike that doubting
look from L'Hian's , eyes the
very result which sober reflection
few minutes later told me she
bad striven for. a
The first : thing to guard
against Is : that we are not dis
turbed." Lillian said when she
had finally taken her eyes from
my flushed face. "No4 doubt we'll
be late for dinner, so if you'll tell
Kat'e to wait dinner . Indefinitely
and tip Jim off! not to let Katie
nto the garden, rn? fix things
with your mother-in-law. Sh?
only needs a hint ' of melodrama
in the of fing ' to be as m?ek as
dozen lambkins rolled into on a.
I'll have her keep . Robert ' and
Marion with her nntU we come
back. It's sheer fool luck that
the Dicky-bird is to stay in town
for dinner tonight,' 1
Lillian's Plan.' '
She paussd, cupped her chin in
her bands for a minute, and 1
knew that she was looking over
her plan to see if there was in it
some unsuspected weak spot.
When she lifted j her head again
I saw that every link in the chain
had been gone over and tested.
Keep on your sweater she
directed, "something heavier if
you think you need it. and as
soon as you have spoken to Ka
tie go,, to the i summer bouse
across the brook and stay there
Tell Katie if M'ss Holcombe asks
for you to Bend ber out there, bat
to tell anyone-else you are: not at
me. , r : . i 1 -She
sent me a quick shrewd
glance. I. think she ", half ejcpec
ed "me to ask where she would be,
but I remained;; stoically silent,
and saw a. glecm of approval
creep Into her eyes.
I, shall be out there about as
Boon as you are, but-you won t
see. me. : . I am rolng over to the
Durkee house and follow their
path through the woods to that
clump . of . bushes which Alfred
and Dicky wouldn't have disturb
ed because they were bo wonder
fully hung with vines.- From there
I can. see and hear, everythttng
that goes on, and will be able to
confront Mr. Wfllsey when . he
needs It, at a second's notice. As
soon as I'm safely settled In there
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III sTlYC ; that little bird: call: we
used to try- . I don't, do It very I
well, but IU1 serve."
A. Brutal Laugh. .
With my heart much lighter for :
tne snowieoge mat Lillian was
"strictly on the. Job" her favor
ite phrase I did the things she
bade me, and was soon settled in
the summer boose with a book.
an accessory Lillian had suggest
ed. A few minutes, later the taint
notes ot the bird call came to my
ears, and I knew Lillian was dose
by, although J had heard no rust
ling of the bushes she is . like
an Indian in ber ability to move
without noise.
The ntxt sound I heard-
TO TAX l
Organiation at Silverton Has
2bU MemDers Another
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SILVERTON, Ore, March 31,
(Special to1 The Statesman) At
the last meeting! of the Silverton
Tax Reduction club held at the
G. A. R. ball, the. report showed
260 members. iThe officers now
eroding the cblrping of the birds in "charge are J. L. Stalker, chair-
ana tne rippling ot the brook
was the chugtof a motor turning
into the drive. . And then, after
an interval that was less ' than
two minutes , in actuality, but
aeons in feeling, I saw Alice Hol
combe. ber face wan and pallid, I
but Ker eyes bright with determ
ination, com'ng across the little j
footbridge which at this point
spanned the brook feeding our
little lake at the garden's foot. In
her wake lounged the unspeak
able man who bad so frightened
both of us. He was puffins vig
orously at a cigar, and his whole
attitude spoke loudly of his ela
tion at having both of us in his
power.
"Well, little lady!" hejeered as
he came up the one step of the
summer house, "you're'not quite
so uppish as you were the last
time I saw you. I. owe you one
for that, but I won't collect my
Pay not yet that. Is if you're
reasonable.
That he would collect bis pay
on any grudge he had to the lasti
or op ot blood I saw by the wolf
ish gleam in his eyes. Alice Hol
combe and L moved nearer to each
oxner voluntarily. He saw ' the
movement and laughed brutally.
It s about time you two came
to your senses!" he snarled. "A
pair of fine prize , Idiots you've
been, trylnto dodge me, and re-
iuslng to give up what you know
Porter treasurer; f J. : P. Fiiber,
asstsuuat treasurer. 7 1 V" '
'Judge Grant Dialck t Oregon
City was the chief speaker of the
evening. Jodge Dimick came
down on the state executive, say
ing that Oregon more than ever
needed a, Strong business execud
tive and that the fault ot the high
taxes lay with the legislature and
that that body coupled with the
executive was, responsible.
A motion was carried by the
Club to: the effect that another
meeting should be held next Wed-
aesday..erenlng foe all. tba.oters
of the city of Silverton at which
time candidates for city officers
are to be brought: up before the
dab. Th? men. appointed by the
chairman to select! the names for
the candidates are J. F. Flshwood,
L. If. Larson, John Morley, M. P.
Solberg, W. Bowser. T. M. Lukens
snd Frank SJmeraL; .-
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iegislatnre, But It Is a question
wither; being elected - to. a legis
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