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u Frank Ofa.iamt le LU tud.n p.a
Oil tt-fl to.it of Yucatan, antf U eiplaln
lrT kU "tcrt." hifb U f jc ruuiiinf
a:.J AitoUxT - cario" Ffaiik do ttot
cir: I. l lnfrld In tmn U ftr.d
r frnT Bill Laiilu. I he a 'later, at
I Mtpnoar-d to bar cra-hrd hum rontt.i
t't-r-r in uk iia iaoriiiKl. and to furart
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Chapter 1
NK.I1T All M K
'What argo is that ' " aked Gra
) ajue. idiy. Mill poitdimg on tiw
raiigriiet-o of tlii siibc-tlRial trans-
Ooi ame,'' said Ortega. "It is very
pulitable. Prom ProgieM) it is tak
en to the united sialrj."
Itiry were seuU-d at the table
Mrtokiiift over the remnanu of their
ii'tl. ciraltame threw his ciaiai
stub away.
"I Am l.ot h".ircst'd in dope ru ti
lling. " i-.p :a.d. "But I would like to
lrm-.t,Uate tin country bark of here
Yi need not be concerned." he
rontinued. half contemptuously as
lie saw Oiirga's face darken. "You'll
r.itmle yriuiM'lf up coner or later.
No need for me to interfere.
Ortega mw and .stood facing Gra
h une Through the open door came
the sounds of his two companions
n-i they busied themselves Marking
the cii.es in an adjoining shack.
i'i WiM, iiorsK
By ."Mary (irahaui Buaaer
''Quack, quack," quacked Mrs.
Qum:ko, 'it would be dreadful to
think that your automobile Two
Way was now nothing more than
junk '
Wi'ly Nilly had gone over to the
hollo and wa examining the old
tfx'lt':-s car llmt ;mls there.
' No, It ' i 11 -H ii'.ui' !"" he ,il.iiiici
'!'.'. f)Mi' :i dtfTeiffit kind of n
fir, oi, lather, I should say that
1' a as a tiiitei.'i.t kind I'm r'la.l
it'.'. :if in in'1 I could in", it pi.L
tiiii lo"!l'.'i aijut It.s cvit.ni-.li
J 'in!:, iind I ioukt have hatid 10
1- tha: this . t all that w.Li
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li-v'ii Itmkini! evervwlifi' for li."
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Ilf was Willy N-.'h to K''t h
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GODDESS
by Herbert Jenwn
You will leave with me In the
mo mine." said Ortega dtstinctly.
His hands hung loosely at his sides.
Orahame remained aeated. but
hitrhed hi. chair around so that his
fert were clear of the table.
"I stay here."
"As you il!."The Mexican' hand:
fLih.-d to his holhter. (irahame!
lashed forward with his lep. Ortega
rrif-d out In pain as the toe of the
hiuvy boot snapped against his
ATiJt Hw sun dropped to the floor
and Grahame covered it with his
foot.
"Next time." said Grahame, "you
will be really sorry.
He picked up the heavy revolver
and tossed it on the table. Ortega
piowered at him. his tcfth bared in
a half snarl. He held his wrist tight
ly with his other hand.
Grahame took up the revolver
from Die table and slipped It into
his pucki't. He strode to the door
and turned. "I'm sleeping wth
your cargo tonight." He smiled a
little grimly. "In the event I
don't see you In the morning, adl
os." He gathered his dunnage at the
launch and took It to the building
where the arms were slacked. Hi
unrolled his hammock and lashed it
in piace. He lav down fully drensed
with his automatic ready beneath
his hand and his flashlight In the
other.
He could see a lUht gloning
through the thatch from the other
bitildins. and heard the voict'S of
ilte three as a low mumble. Later
he heard them moving about out
side. The engine of the launch couched
and Mu!ed to a steady throbbing
Evidently they were not waiting for
the morning's light to leave by.
His thought was confirmed when he
heard the slow grind of the reverse
gear, and the quick chug of the
launch under way.
The beat of the enine lessened,
then grew fainter as distance swal
lowed its sound.
Ornhnrw relaxed and closed his
eves He dewed fitfully, however, his
mind restless and wary. Finally he
slept.
Dawn was faintly tinging the
I'litWd t'j;w of the palmettos back
he elf a rin when a dark figure
dii'u-d uc;.is the open .space and
ili.i;HX'Li'd into the shack that
hu;!.sd the American. Grahame lay
his tiuir.mock breathing evenly.
I'hf f ui ire approached the ham-
nutck and leaiud over the rfcum-
bctst man. 'lln-re was a cry and a
.snilhe und (irahame'.s loni arnui
hot out and gnp;K'd the stranger
l)Y liif liirnat und wrist.
bil l hoitliiitt to the wrist, he
--itapn-'it on his f I:-shliRht.
"Ii i. 1 Juan!" Thi' wliL-prr was
lioars" nr.d agitated. 'Turn out your
li"'it. ior the love of God!"
(iiaiutiiie MiapiMii toe switch and
di top-d th? In I it to the hammock
Hts lie- hand travelled over Juan.
The hoy's sheath knile was in its
ca.'-e.
"What is il?" he asked. He re
leased the wrist he lu-ld.
"(Jitef,:! and Pedro. They stopped
the laimeii lit the mouth of the la
Hiim and are coiiiint; baek over the
trail to kill you. Don Htioul says
von are an American .spy. They
Ii tt hip at the 1 ninih, but I know a
.ih-Hier way, and ran here to warn
: mi "
"Why didn't you enter boldly?"
"They may h.ive gotten here bc
fiie me, and would have killed me,
too." replied the boy .simply. Frank
Minpre;-M'd a chuckle.
T.o 1 units Uxmied in the square
tiiatle by the doortvay, but about
live anl.s di-stant from it.
Graii. one threw huiiM-lf from the
hammock as two guns siat flume
He heard the thud of the bullets
hitting the cases, then his own gun
b gan to jump in his hand.
Above the crashes lie heard one
of the men cry out, then both melt-
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sal tan t
K. Fleeting or
Umpururjr
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3a. Tn- ur ah rub
of tiia auiiue
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LINCOLN DISTRICT
FARMERS ORGANIZE
Lincoln Fifteen persons formed
a permanent organization as a unit
of the Farmers' Educational nad
Cooperative Union of America at
the meeting held at the school
house Frank Crawford was elected
president; Charles McCarter, vice
president; 8. D. Crawford, secretary-treasurer;
w. D. Henry, door-k'-vpt-r;
and Jess Walling, conduct
or. Members elected on the execu
tive board were Chris Vungen,
James A. French and R. C. Sheuard
Those who signed up were Clyde
UDDert, Lt. V. Swenwold. Ed Mc
Clure. I. R. L'tterbach. Fred Mc
Kinney, W. D. Henry, W. W Henry,
Charles McCarter. Jess Walling,
James A Frenrh, Chris Yiingen, It
C. Shepard, 8. D. Crawford. W
Frank Crawford, and W. N. Craw
ford. Meetings will be held In the Lin
coln, North Spring Valley and Zena
scnooiiiouses.
State officers present who helped
organize the group were G, W. Bolts
or Jefferson, state president; S. B
Holt, Sclo, state secretary; R. W
Hogg of Greenwood local, state
purchasing agent, and D. E. Blin
ston of the Sidney Talbot local, all
of whom gave talks about the work
of the organization and spoke of
the benefit to be derived from U.
Clubs Will Feature
Exchange of Talent
Hazel Green The community
club will hold Its February meeting
Friday night at the schoolhouse.
Leonard Rutherford, chairman of
the program committee, announced
that Central Howell will furnish the
entire program which will include
several humorous short plays, musi
cal and vocal numbers and readings.
Hazel Green will reciprocate by fur
nishing a complete program at Cen
tral Howell March 9.
The refreshments will be in
charge of Mrs. Ben Clemens, Mrs.
Thomas Yarem, Mrs. Clark Parks
and Mrs. Louis Wnmpler.
West Stayton Mrs. Harry Stewart I
has returned home. She has been
in Junction City caring for her
grandson who has been seriously ill j
with pneumonia, and Is Improving.
Mrs. Laura Rand Is the child's mo
ther. ed from his gun sights. He Jumped
to the doorway. The two were
fleeing toward the clearing's etlee
He sighted on the back of the
larger of the fleeing men, then
lowered his (run.
He shrilled his shoulders and
turned to the boy standing beside
him.
"H'Hv ore you. Juan?" he asked
throwing an arm over the lad'fc
shoulders.
am all right." He drew a deep
breath. "But very frightened, sen-
Frank grinned. "Welt, so ft as I.I
But I sus)ect not half so much as
our two friends."
He looked at the boy appralsing-
ly, who gazed back at hun with
candid eyes. Despite the young
fellows' assurance that he had been
afraid, there was no trace of timid
ity in that straightforward look.
Frank said, "How old are you.
Juan
- ".sixteen, senor,"
"Do you know the JiinKle back
there?" He waved his arm in a di
rection away from the coast. "Have I
you ever been in there?"
"A little senor. To shoot deer, or
to trap tlw wild turkey."
"Would you go in there with me I
even If it will take weeks to go I
only a few miles?
Juan said thoughtfully: "It Is
very dangerous, senor. I would ad-1
vise you not to go.
Vaguely Frank was disappointed.
He said heartily: "Then you would
rather not go with me. But that Is
all right. Here ... I will give you
some money, muchacho, for that I
you did for me this night, and you
can head back toward the coast I
when you wish."
Again Juan gave him that level
look.
"I did not say I would not go.
senor. I said that it was danger
ous.
(To Be Continued)
Cfcf TAILSI'IN TOMMY By Glenn Muffin nd nil Vmni "SOMETHING IS WK(IN(.!"
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Ml IT AND JEKK JEFF NEEDS SOME SHOCK ABSORBEltS
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,
A ANSWERS TO
jfQUESTIONS
By Frederie J. Haskta
Submit your Questions to Fredrlc
J. Haskin. Director of our Washing
ton Information Bureau. He Is em
ployed to help you. Address your
inquiry to the Capital journal In
formation Bureau. Fredric J. Raskin,
Director, Washington. D. C. and
enclose three cents In coin or stamps
for return postge. Do not use post
cards.
Q. What Is the new dance called
Nira? C.S.
A. Dancing Masters of America.
Incorporated, adopted the NRA code.
and named a dance for lt. The steps
can be danced to any rhythm. The
Gentleman's part: Four slow walk
ing steps, left right, left right, step
forward left, step clo.ie, step close,
short steps to right side. Step for
ward, right one long step, step close,
step close to left side. Walk for
ward left right left, step close to
right. Turn forward on left mak
ing a half turn left, back on heel as
in tango, step forward right foot,
close left foot to right foot. Step
as in Spanish, bridge turn to right.
Q When was speed Holman killed
in an airplane accident? A.M.
A. C. W. Holman. operations man
ager for the Northewst Airways, was
killed on May 17. 1031, while par
ticipating in the Omaha Air Races.,
Q Where Is the Sunshine High
way? HT.
A. This highway, the only Inter
national project of Its size east of
the Rocky Mountains, connects Al
berta's extensive highway system
with that of the States of Montana.
Nevada, and California, making an
attractive scenic route along the
eastern side of the Rockies from
the Peace River District in North
I. ITTI.fi Olii'H AN AWIE
f WELL. WELL- HOW'S N WELL , I OID BETTER ij -J AFTER. 4.LL , WMV j Wf WMAT DO I CARS POHtf
EVERVBODY? COME ON- -J THAN THAT- t HAVE iS SHOULDN'T VOU FO'-KS A FcW DOLLARS" IK f
SET YOUR COATS AMD A WHOLE BUNCH ol ? A HAVE ANYTHING VOJ l Vk MONEY IS NO GOOD, flLf .
I COME ALONG- YOO IT'" I HOUSES I WANT .-l WANT- NOTHINGS TOO '( 8 VI UNLESS ONE SPENDS If )i
! KNOW I TOLD YOU I t 5 YOU TO PICK OUT GOOD FOR ANNIES ) . iiV, IT- JUST WAIT TILL U
HAD A HOUSE . WAS I i ' f. THE ONE YOU PREFER- ; T '.A FOLKS- I yl YOU SEE TH,S F.R5T t I
. SURE VOUO LIKE- ' '( "Btak. j g tl- . fcl PLACE I'M GOING TO
KKUT.AU FEILEltS JI ST SI'K( ! I.ATIN(";
i zzzzz i ( i rz zzz 1 1 zr i
:w-?r i&&0 2gjLmgm-
TUB GUMPS " 'on the kocks
I -tuaT iwvuonL Vl h "PIPTT THOUSANO COLLARS S f TO 22'S f I'M ST.LL willim j
lAOAIN-OOM'T AKISWERITTHISt CSSr--l 2tiSZ!k t-r S?X 10 Jfis-.u-l ft HAVS TO OUK NAME K) W HIM,
TIME, MILLIE-IT'S EITHER V Fvwl 1 IXS H.T.. ,N ?CiSi'NOfl V I!- BU.LS- IT'S IMOSS-aLE- MAMA-SUT HE SAID)
ISOME FRESH REPORTERS P T1 ( ACCOLNT-VOU'LL HAVE. "O IV voo'VE OOT TO PATCH THIS f 1 5 NEVER WAMT60.7
SALEM, OREflON
A
ern Alberta to San Diego, Califor
nia, on the south, a distance of
more than 2,bOO miles.
Q How many distilleries were In
operation in the United Stales be
fore Prohibition, and how many are
there now? Di.
A. In 1917 there were W7 distiller
ies in operation in the United States;
in 1918 there were 336; and in 1919
there were 74. In 1932 there were 71
distilleries in operation in the Unit
ed States. In 1918 there were 178,-
B33.7l9.1 tax gallons of distilled spir
its produced ; in 1933 there were
15O0O4J tax gallons produced.
Q. Please give birth dates of Gen.
Hugh Johnson, Senator Huey Long,
Prof. Raymond Moley, and Elliott
Roosevelt. J.W.T.
A. General Johnson, August 9,1882,
Senator Long, August 30, 1693; Prof.
Moley. September 27, 188fi; Elliott
Roosevelt, September 16, 1911.
Q. is Madame Schumann-Heink a
Jewess? H AJ3,
A. She had a grandmother who
was a Jewess. Her other ancestor.;
were Gentiles, and Madame Schumann-Heink,
herself, is a catholic
Q What Is tlw natural color of
rubber? C.M.H.
A. Its natural color U grayish
white. Q. Why does a shark turn on Its
back to attack an object? C.H.O.
A. Because of the peculiar con
formation of ft shark's mouth, lt Is
necessary for it to turn on its back
when attacking an object at the
surface of the water. A shark's
mouth opens below Its snout on the
underside of Its body, and tt Is.
therefore, unable to bite anything
directly above it Without turning
over.
Q How much money was In
hoarding when the situation was
considered acute? H P.
A. It Is estimated that between
$1,SOO,000.000 and $2 .000,000 ,000 was
withdrawn from active circulation
for hoarding.
Q What Is the product made
from cornstalks? A.J H.
It is called niaizohth. and has
been used on a small scale In the
manufacture of the following ar
ticles: noiseless gears, rods, tubes,
refutable fuses, rings, disks, wheels
bearings, screws and nuts.
Q How many persons listed In
Whoa Who give their religious at
filiations? N.S.
A. In the 1930-31 edition. 16.629
persons gave their religious affllla
Uons, while 12,994 did not.
Q. What Is meant by a nine-foot
channel In a river? Is it breadth or
depth? W K.
A. It Indicates the depth.
Q What Is the probable age of a
sugar maple tree six feet in diam
eter? EW.V.
A. An open grown maple of the
type mentioned might be 350 to
350 years old. On the other hand,
forest grown maple trees of this
type sometimes reach only 20 Inch
es in diameter in 180 years.
Q What as the first series of
poems published by Lord Bvron
called? J.T.
A. Hours of Idleness, In 1807. Se
vere criticism in the Edinburgh Re
view brought forth the satire. Eng
lish Bards and Scotch Reviewers.
In 1809.
Q. When was the American Stores
company organized? L.W.
A. The initial organization In the
chain was the Chtlds company.
which was established In 1883. The
American Stores company was in-1
corpora ted In 1917. 1
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