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By BLAIR STEVENSON
: In her angul her thoughts
!Were less troubled about what
would happea to bet- when she
iras finally Feiris't captive, than
about the disgrace to her whole
family connection which would be
the inevitable result of her being
taken Into custody. She thought
f Rvi-rU. her cousin in love
and engaged to be married. WhatJ
a blow to Sylvia's pnae ner ar
rest would be.
Then she thought of Sloan. And
gain she turned her face to the
pillow and wert afresh.
The day was hot aside, and.it
was her need of air which mad
her finally stniKi'Ie up from the
bed and sjrope her way to one of
the windows through which some
f iltera of li?ht made bright patch
es cn the flujor.
She loo&ei the window catch,
then opened one o f the heavy
board shutters: part way and rery
cautiously. Belief flooded hex
vhen she peeped, again cautious
ly, down through the angle it
made with the window sill, to the
ground below.
She had expected there would
be a guard there, watching and
waiting for some stir among the
fastened windows. But no one was
below. She opened the shutt eMail
way then and drawing a chair. to
the window, rested in it WbBoshe
took deej draughts of the- nfresbr
ing air. N
Her clock struck again. Eight.
3Vnd then she began o wonder at
the silence of the bouse. For as
long as she had been in it there
had always been small noises
about It In the early mornings, as
cleaners worked downstairs or ser
rants moved in the grounds out
side. As she listened and still no
sounds reached .her -she became
convinced that no one was la the
house but herself.
It came to her that if this were
true she might escape from it,
reach Pound's bank in some way,
and haying drawn out her money
there, go straight from it to her
aunt's at Westbury. She went and
lay down on her bed again to
think the possibility over. After
pondering it long and wearily
her mind was anything but clear
she decided that she was surely
alone la the house and that Ferris
and Stefano, believing that she
did not imagine that any bargain
lay between them, had gone else
where to consult .about her ease
aud in the conviction that she
suspected nothing and had retired
to bed perhaps bargain further
about the price which Stefano was
to receive.
Then she heard a motor cargo
on the road and the commonplace
sound of its passing suddenly fill
ed her with a fierce desire for the
safe and usual life that was going
ou everywhere it seemed to her
but at The Firs. The house, as
he lay there in dread, became
dreadful and intolerable to her as
the vanished motor car left the air I
of all the grounds outside still and ,
silent again. She determined to 1
escape it at any cost. ,
Leaving her bed she got anicklv
out of her dancing .frock she still '
had on and Into a day dress; She
scrubbed the makeup mad rouge
from her race and tossed her dark
hair transformation and her
mask on the floor. Then she heard
voices at the base of her open window.
"What's this?- -said a voice.
What do you dumbells think you
are op to now?"
"Bnly was going no the tree,"
explained a second voice. ' "Just
tor a look in. He wasn't going up
to start anything. We lust wanted
to make sure that she was there.
"She's there all right and
asleep," said the original Voice.
She don't suspect anything com
ing off. But if you want to bite a
bullet go ahead up and make a
noise while you're doing It. She
sleeps with a gun beside her and
will croak you If she wakes up.
"Is that right Jack?" inquired
the second voice.
"It's right, all right,- said the
Original voice. "I tried It last
alght and nearly got dropped. Say
listen you two dumbells you
hfon't have to do nothing ' but
stick where I planted you. There's
a bird; being sprung out of jail
right now who's going to try his
luck, with that door upstairs when
he gets here at one o'clock. I've
put up the bail to get him out and
hell be here with his safe crack
er's tools when I say he will. He'll
take care of that door. He'll open
it like a sardine can."
"You can get back to your car
and stick In it," she heard the
same man say in a moment or
two. Then she beard all three
move away.
She ran and looked out. It was
Ferris and two younger men and
they walked toward the stables,
five hundred feet away and to the
south of the house.
Instantly she determined that
she could escape from the house
before they would have time to
come back.
Going in her stocking feet te
the steel door she opened it at a
crack and looked down the hall.
No one was in sight. She crept
eut and along the hall step by step
until she eame to the head of the
main staircase. Still she saw no
one. Then very slowly she began
its descent, a step at a time. Then
when she was half way down she
saw Stefano s yellow car, with no
one In It or near It right before
the door outside.
She ran down the rest of the
steps. Leaping into the car she
pressed the starter and slipped
the clutch in as the motor turned,
She heard a yell over at the sta
bles. Then another yell in the
house behind her and the crash
of falling chairs.
Rnt aha Tnaif "alnOft ft, ma A fn
front of the hoaiA whn lia first
became aware that another, car
nao started after her from over
at the stable. And aa It nresaad
In pursuit of her and was some-
wnere near the grates before the
house she heard yells from it and
then a volley of pistol shots. .-
no na continued tomorrow.)
SfESlir
When the Family Insists on
Tl" the family Insists on having
I fish absolutely boneless, then Bah
loaf or Csh, balls are the
standby, . These can be mad by.
boUing any fresh fish, then carefully
removing the flesh from the tones.
Or canned fish may fee need, or any
6rted. aaRed Bab after it
soaked la boUtag water to
the excess salt. Fee
.reason it is taken la
fishbaUs , axe -always derive from
. codGn.a,Bat many ether triads efj
real Cavor. tOce mackerel or sehnoaT
; make an especially detectable
xnere are two
The Home Kitchen
By AUCE LYNN BARRY
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Usf tad fry lightly In butter nntn roM'
brown. The latter is a quicker and
easier method.
Flah balls. 9
1 cap cooked shredded Can,
S cups raw potatoes rut la cmbes.
I eggs.
S tablespoons melted batter. n;
"X tablespoons milk.
1 teaspoon salt. A
Qne-elrtita teasDeoB mmw.
Cook the fish aad potatoes together
SPOKANE, Wash Not. 17--(AP)
Federal sostal inanectore
todar said a five rear search tnr
a man who robbed an office at
Tutue. North Dakota, of $3.64
was ended with the arrest In Wen
ajtchee, Wash., of James Murray.
An order to retain Murray to
Bismarck. N- D.. for trial was
Signed todaT bv Jndr' Ktanlav
Webster la federal court. His bond
was fixed at $15,000.
Murray, postal officials said,
was arrested in Wenatcheo, Nov.
23. with James J. Rnssell and
James Johnson, 18. Russell was
returned to Bismarck Monday, it
became known, and Johnson, who
had many aliases was "held for in.
vestigatlon. Murray, It was said.
aiso was Known as -scarrace Ry
an. Inspectors saI4 they believed
he was implicated In several small
office robberies.
POWER 8HORTAGE OCCURS
VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. 27.
(AP) Lack of normal rainfall
for the past year has finally
brought water levels so low that
Vancouver, In common with other
cities of 'the Pacific northwest. Is
face to face with a shortage of
electric power.
1 can cooked, shredded CIsTe, i?
1 cups mashed potatoes. Z4
t tablespoons melted batter. Mi
.1 tablespoon ocnoa Juice. - 4
1 egg.- :Z
'X teaspoon salt.
One-eighth of a tasapoen of pepper.
1 tablespoon mlOc
Beat theocar with mtlk. thee mix
; with potatoes, flsk aad other tagre
dlents. Roll into nttle hells, dip la
(fee breadcraejiba. aad fry la deep
tat Or Coras into nttle flat cakes
oaly enouah water to cover the aaa
sad IpreVeat ecorchiac KU with
beaten eggs and other Ingredients.
torn una uvum na casss ana cry
to always 1
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a matter a
tbXBtly ta Batter
It lent sirisseij
1 teaspoon onion Jklce.
One-half teaspoon salt.
One-eighth teasoooa oeDoer.
Mia tswadcrambs, asUk and flaked
fish, add seasonings and wabentsa
eggs. Place fat a greased taking dish
and sprinkle the top with battered
crumbs. Bake ta a sssairatt even
one boor.
To carnage the Savor somewhat
ass a Taatf teaspoon of anchovy paste
tnstead of salt. Or mix the flaked
fish wltn 'some minced salt pork.
Ajqr of tbo apleyeeaontese, Mke tae
Worcestershire or mushroom or soy
saaee, ft added dlsereeUy a half tea,
spoon or se win hnprove the flavor
It an ordinary white sanee aoceae
pastas tne tun add a few capers or
lac: trs
far fish loaf ia
fish is snWaMa frtsh end. haddock.
mackerel. whiteCsn, floander, nass,
canned sshnsn. . tttms or mackerel,
navorincs vary with the flavor of
the flan, and naoafly a aenarat
improves JL. "
t cop naked flah. i 1
One-halt cap bindi lumbs. a S. J
t cap a!!. 1
spoon of .grated horseradish ta
it jap a bit. Fish always seeds some
tightly acidulous scoompaalaeat.
For watea reason tomato sauce Is
the most popular. Oook tomatoes
with aa onion over a medium flra
untfl tender, without adding
water. Strain, thicken 'with
tablespoon of floor for each cop eft
tomato Joice aad cook a few minutes!
nstU smooth. Beaton with salt, a;
oC powdered ginger Instead et
tr aad a few drcns of kari
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TORRINGTON, Wyo., Nov. 27.
(AP) Fire early tonight had
destroyed approximately half of
$1,200,DOO tworth of sugar stored
in warehouse No. 2 of the Holly
Sugar company north of the Platte
river, but the flames had been
checked temporarily aad volun
teer fire fighters believed they
had saved the remainder, or 100,
000 barrels.
A brick wall separated the
north and south sections of the
building and with the help of this
Impediment to the fiamee, the
volunteers had succeeded In con
fining the fire to the south sec
tion. Tbo sngar stored lnthe
structure represented one thirlPot
the season's beet crop in the Tor
rington district.
The fire started, the belief was
advanced, by spontaneous com
bustion and had not endangered
the factory nearby. Some of the
firemen escaped injury or death
by narrow margins when hundreds
of bags fell as part of the ware
house caved in.
Dallas Has Many
Seeking Work
' DALLAS, Nov, 27. The em
ployment situation la more acute
In Dallas now than has been the
case for some time, especially at
this time of the year.
Ordinarily, the Quiet time does
not come until after the first of
the year, but the month of Nov
ember has brought more Inquiries
to the chamber of commerce,
which acts aa a sort of clearing
house, than has ever been noted
before. As many men as women
seem to be In need of woTk, and
most 'of them with families to
care for.
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BEXTON HARBOR. M i C h
Nov. 27 (AP) Nearly $1,000,
000 in cash is sealed in the "dia
mond house," one of the chief
buildings of the house of David",
in which still lies the mummified
body of "King Ben" Purnell, ac
cording to a petition filed today
In the Circuit court at St. Joseph's
by "Queen" Mary Purnell, consort
of the late cult leader.
The petition asked that the
House of David be dissolved and
its property distributed among
the members. Mary's petition is
an answer to injunction proceed-)
ings brought by Judge H. T. Dew
hist, leader of opposition to Mary
in the -cult. Dewhist ought to
have the "Queen" restrained from
participating in colony affairs.
In hef affidavit Mary says she
WORD HUNT
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Cepytht. 12, Alexander Lkhteaug. Tratent Peodtaf .
ta (bo EngUah language there are THIRTEEN WORDS (each havt&t
Just six letters) that begin with the letters U tit JV ,
On Of them Is D A C O N An officer in Christian churches.
?f- TOT supply the others.
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To diminish In force. To dull; retard. Te rn
der Impervious to sound, as a wall.
ratal: mortal; implacable; deathly.
To make inaudible. To make deaf.
A trader: one who buys and sells goodal " la
. card playing, the one who distributee cards.
More costly or expensive. Also, more highly
valued, or esteemed, or loved.
In an expensive manner. Also, affectionately.
Scarcity: famine.-
Deathly.
(Chiefly folklore) Toward the right: clockwise;
sunwise. Motion toward the right or sunwise.
(Slang) A corpse. A tired-out person.
In a deaf manner,
(One of two forms) A little dear; a darling.
NOTE; Proper nouns, obsolete and archaic words, extremely -snnusual
technical and scientific words, words that would offend good taste and those
plurals or nouns and singular verbs that are formed by the addition of s oj
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is not a member of the House of
David and therefore is not sub
ject to its rules and regulations.
She states, however, that she is
one of the trustees to all the
property.
Roy Flint Back
At Former Home
MARIQN. November" 27. Roy
Flint a former resident of Mar
ion but now located at Kennedy,
Minn., dropped in to visit his Mar
ion friends Saturday. He made the
trip out by auto coming the south
ern route due to the roads on the
northern route, being in such poor
condition, on account of snow and
rains.
Word from George Ludwig, who
who Is In the General Hospital at
Salem, indicate that he is Improv
ing. J. H. Smith made a business
trip to Portland Monday. Mr.
Smith and his brother expect to
start a fuel yard In Portland
shortly as an additional outlet for
their coal mine at Mendota. Wash.
Misa Maimi Bos track visited
with her sister In Salem over the
week end.
Joe Spaulding visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Ol
sen Saturday.
Mrs. Wayne Barber and son
Bobbie went to Oakridge Saturday
where they met Mr. Barber, he re
turning to Marlon. with them for
a brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Barber vis
ited with relatives in Salem Sunday.
'Speaking of 'GoMers'
By CLIFF STERRETT
"What Are Tonsils
Good For?'?
Science Still Trying to Settle Question of Their
Worth, Says Authority, but There Is Ample Evi
dence of the Harm Caused by Diseased Tonsils.
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By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.
United States Senator from New York.
Former Commit tioner ffeelta, hew York, City.
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ANY persons ask "What are tonsils good for?" Well, science
has not settled that question. But science does have -real
evidence of what damaee they sometimes do.
Tonsils are made up of fibrous tissue.- Deep pockets ran down into
the substance of the tonsO. In these pockets
germs, which produae poisons may be deposited.
The warm mucus and food remnants are ideal
materials ta feed the germs. JSk poisons they
make are taken p by the blood stream to every
nook and corner of J&e body.
If yon have pains in year Joints, and perhaps
any one of many other bad feelings, your doctor
will say at once, I shall look at your teeth and
tonsils for 'focal infection.' Any point in your
anatomy wheTe-bacteria breed, may be the place
from which poisons are spread through the cir
culation of the blood.
Diseased tonsils may result ta rheumatism,
heart disease. eye trouble, ' nervousness, sore
throats and colds, dizziness, deafness, and many
another trouble Thete is no end to the sicknesses
resulting from infected tsasHs. ,
The most of us seem ta hate fadne the truth.
jTet we air want health and happiness. If the tonsils are diseased or
At a.irjUHH Mmwtluta then.
, f Many cases of tonsa infection 4e not n opetaUon.' Brt if, after I
careful watching, yoi doctor advises an aperAUoa, you mas know he j
rf-ila trying to 'save you" from "esinethinr.O"
snuch worse than a mere operation, i
t The removal of the tonsils a now
i i: a simple process, it is lac better to
; Tftave slight dlaeomfort for two' or
'" three dtfys than to go en magy years
- havUg bad health when yea might
nave health and eomfert. -
There Is no esoass for-removisg
Ihe-tonsUa merery because they era
; .- large. Many young children have
Big tonsils that disappear in. later
" , life. It is not f er enlargement, alone
. Jhat the operation Is dona.
' 'But if the enlarrcd tenaSa neve
A ' Tb deep pocketa f bar aeearibed. 4
, -- particularly -n .tns Jtonsus; are
bscessethere is aeed of attention.
- .'iSoch organs are asncronsv: " ; .
If is" surprising what Quantities of
Ipus may be found J a,seaoMtoa-
. -en. But even if the. pus iMBsall ts
1 -euanUty Its mere preseacs oreates 9
V ; fs danger to health.; i
UIA times past Shetf jraytit
too many tonsu, operyori,
to 'm 25 flH&LVELi
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