Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 25, 1949, Page 16, Image 16

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    If 18 Capital Journal, Salem, Or Tuesday, October 25, 1949
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RADIO PROGRAMS
DOUBLE TROUBLE
ffiMMi By WILLIAM HOBSON
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Chapter It
In the big dining room of th
ranch home the long table, coveret
by a while tablecloth, was loadet
with about everything the foui
women had been able to prepare
Mike Randall sat at one end, Belt
ler at the other. On one side Mrs
Randall wat betide the older wom-ian.
Jim Swlnnerton aat between the
jftwo glrle. He wae Immaculately
dressed, full of laughter, debonair.
"Heck," grunted Smith to his
i companion. "Brad tald as how we
wasn't to go In unless there was
'trouble. But I'd aorta enjoy beln'
'Inside eatln' some of thet food, an'
i dxinkln' wine. It'd be fun to gloat
lover Mike. Bo he fired me, did
a he? Well?"
a "Better not do it," Hank ad
" vised cautiously, "You know what
Brad"
, The shots came. Two of them,
-.faint in the distance, smith wheel
ed, atarlnt off Into tne nliht. "Thev
ave got the horses but something
has shore gone wrong. If they
heard that shot inside come on
Hank I"
He opened the door and pushed
In, gun In hand, followed by Hank.
The laughter stopped and Mike
Randall rose from the table, his
face apoplectic. "What In tarna
tion Is going on here. Peg?" he
roared.
"You sit rlsht down attain. Mike.
Smith said woodenly, the killer In
stinct strong in him now. "Brad
Morden has just run off yore herd
of blooded Morgans. It was Joe
Allison who framed It. He hit the
other night guard over the head
an' tied him up. We're goin' to
hold you here till davllght to give
'em about ten hours' start, so you
might as well be comfortable an'
git set fer a long night. There ain't
a man except Mexican barn hands
on the place, an' there ain't a hoss
left either."
A kind of strangled sound came
from the rancher. He started to
rise again, then sat down weakly
This time he groaned.
"Peg. this will get you Into some
very bad trouble." Jim Swlnnerton
said smoothly, and Smith almost
Jaugned as he thought he detect
ed a sly wink. "As a lawyer "
"As a hoss thief." Smith cut In
grinnlngly, "I'd advise you to shut
up. loure an atayin' right here
till Hank an' me burn the breeze
outa here in the mornin'."
He reached over the table with
his left hand and picked up a cut,
wolfing; It. "Help yourself, Hank,"
he Invited.
They began to eat, guffawing and
winking at each other.
Outside In the night. Jay had
swung down, gun In hand, and
moved from the corrals toward the
house. He stepped close to the door,
left hand on the knob, then step
ped Inside.
"All right. Peg," he said quiet
ly. Gunfire filled the room; the
crashes were deafening. Jay stood
there In the lamplight, half crouch
ed, thumbing the slxshooter as fast
as he could work It. He shot Smith
once, a snap shot that went home,
and then drove three bullets Into
Hank before he saw him drop,
threshing amid the screams of Mrs.
Beltser.
Jay straightened and swum the
muzzle of the smoke-wlsplng Colt
on jun owinnerion, nan out or nis
chair.
"Th game's up, Jim," Jay said
miletly.
"Joe. what's the meaning of all
this?" Randall yelled.
It was Ellen Randall's voice that
cut In quietly before he could re
ply. "His name Is not Joe, Dad."
"He his what?"
"His name Is Jay Allison. He's
Joe's twin brother."
There was dead silence In the
room. Jay was looking at her, ac
tually staring at her.
"Ellen," he finally got out, "how
did you know?"
She said calmly, "Joe and I used
, to go swimming together. He wore
an old shirt with the sleeves cut
"off. He had a long bullet scar on
ahls right forearm. It wasn't until
after we got you home and I took
'ears of you that I saw there was
no sear. So I wrote to your moth-
er "
"So that's why you treated me
tike you did" he began, but never
Inlshed, for Randall was roar
ng around the room like a mad
lull.
Again It was a quiet word from
drs. Randall thai caimea nun a own.
j.v went on to exDlaln everything:
that Joe had plotted the whole
thing, that Harry and the rest of
the outfit would have the settle
ment surrounded at dawn tor a
wlrjeout. that Joe and Lucia
"Then Joe will be trapped there
. . ." She faltered.
Jay looked at the lawyer. His
pale face told Mike Randall every
thing he wanted to know. Jay
said, "Mike, w had to fool you
that way Because Joe lost nis neao
and got mad at you and tried
to help steal your Morgans for
spite. He didn't mean It. Chances
are, had the deal gone through,
he'd have gone right out and got
his head shot off trying to get
them pack. Ho I had to come in
and take his place to keep you
and Ellen from getting suspicious.
I'm taking Peg Smith's horse and
burning the breeze for the settle
ment, I don't know whether I ctn
beat them there or not. They've
got a good head start and they're
pushing the Morgan fast. Ill try
to free Joe and Lucia. 11 I can. II
we get back, all bets will have to
at oil between you and Joe."
He was out the door, running
past the unarmed night guard.
and hit the saddle. He thought he
heard the voice of a woman call'
ing after him either Mary or
Ellen but the drum of his horse's
hoofs drowned out all sound and
left It behind.
(To Be Continued)
Dress-Alike Doings Here's a
dress-alike Idea that's new and dif
ferent! Tall rag doll No. 214 has a
dress that buttons from square neck
to swinging nemune just nice little
girl's style No. 21331 (Two separate
patterns.)
no. 214 is cut in one sue. uou.
39 Inches tall, requires 1''3 yd. 35-ln.;
dress, 1 yds. 35-in.; panties, H yd.
35-ln.
No. 3123 Is cut In sites 2. 4, 6 and
t. Slse 4 dress, 3 yds. 35-ln.; panties.
n yd. ao-in.
Every home sewer needs the FALL
WINTER FASHION BOOK a
delightful, Inspiring presentation of
tne ceil in lasnion. over isu smart,
practical easy-to-sew pattern de
signs for all ages. Price Just 30
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Bend 25c tor PATTERN with
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Children's Prayers Children will
be eager to memorize the words of
these well-loved prayers when they
are attraclvely embroidered, then
iramea and hung on the nurserv
wall. Done In French knots, satin
outline and lasy daisy stitches, the
pictures make deilghtlul Christmas
Pattern Envelope No. R284 con
tains hot Iron transfers for 3 pic
tures. each measuring 9 by 13
inches, material requirements, stitch
Illustrations, making and finishing
(lirmions.
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in COINS, giving pattern number
your name address and sons num
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Bfntlrft, KlMitT
INowt of World
Cftvalcodo
Cavftkado
ULnoi Mannlag
pill 8bow
rooiaro' lurr
Nowa
Mcdttalloa
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Llfo Hlth Lolil
jl.110 With Lull.
Hit tha Jaekaot
Hit th Jarkpot!
C. Thorn hill
C. Thornhlll
Low. Thomaa
Jaek Imllb
Mra. North
Mr., Mn, North
IGraoa Honial
Gttta Horaal
Sky Kins
Iky -Kim
Flrnblr
Homo Edlllaa
Bop't U lfooIo
Moil
Ronald Colrm'n
konald Coloi
30 Bi Tawa
45iBlc Tawa
Ha Hayoa
Mori. Dowaar
Haarta Paia
Band Wafoa
Nowa
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45 Wax Mnmaai
QO'sim Off
Myotorr Tha,
Myatory Tkoa.
Ifioalata
klab II
H-8tar Final
Toa d. World
lAlrflo
lOrcbaatra
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Drcbratra
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Ncwa
HI loot
Lltralchl Arrow
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kaaL Mldaliht
rOabrltl Boator
Narlhw'at Ntwi
rr.iio Toot
UHaalo
Coantoraay
Coantorapr
Rax Maapla
Bex Ma ii pin
IDpfemo Tlma
Dtfonao TIbo
Town Moollna
Town Mtollnf
D root a of Mod
nlnilng Itrlnga
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Jlldora la Sky
Towa Moat lag
Towa Mtollnf
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Wo Car
Rich hold Rtr
Intarntaaa
Conacrt Hoar
Conaert Boar
Conacrt Boar
Canoorl Boar
1390 MBC
IKhrlhxa Ranch
Rhythm Ranch
Blng Craaby
BaalnaM Kowg
Candlol'l flL
Caadlol'l g) IU.
Ncwa
Usaak WalUa
Connt M. Crlato
Koanl M Carlo
IMuala
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Nowa
baaala
lrorito Story
pBTorlto Starr
Paltaa Lowta
Sol. Loo. Nowa
Nowa
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Pat O'Brlaa
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Frontier Towa
Maa. yoa Waal
Mas. yoa Waal
Naetaraa
Noclaras
ISlga Off
WEDNESDAY 4 A.M. TO 4:45 P.M.
HcdflO roast
Nowa
Farm Tins
Farai Tlma
Early Bird
Old Sansa
News
I fJayos
iKddla Albort
Cddla Albert
Jack Borch
Sasa El dors
4ccond Can
Second Caa
HoaiotawBOTa
Nows
iNtwi
WOIN Kloek
IKOIN Klack
KOIN Kloek
Frod Back
IConauaaar Nows
Nowa
Grand llass
Rosemary
IWondy Warraa
Aunt Jenny
Helen Trent
Oar Oal Band'y
Uarrlaso far S
Lara Lawtoa
Hostesa Hoaaa
Hoatosa Ho boo
Big Slater
Ma Perkins
ITg. Dr. Malsat
Gnldlng Light
Double ar Notb.
Double ar Noth.
T'day's Cblldon
Llsht af World
Ufa Boaatlfal
Nows
Pepaor koaag
Happiness
Backataga Wife
Htciia Dallas
iLoronsa Jonas
IWldder Browa
A Girl
Par. Faces Life
'Jait Plain Bill
IFr. Pago Farroll
IWolcama Tray.
iWeleomo Tray.
lAant Mary
Lava a Lcara
I Woman's Sooret
IRoad of Life
Dr. Paul
unny Side
Farm Newa
Keep Smiling
Keep Smiling
Keep Smiling
Nowa
Asrsnsky
Bob Hasoa
Zeka Manners
Braakfaal Clab
.Breakfast Clab
iBrcakfaat Clab
Breakfast Clab
Mlldraa Bodall
Today'a Stars
Art Link letter
Art Uoklsttar
pack Nerssaa
Galea Draks
My Trao Story
My Trao Stary
nd Mra. BurVa
Parry Maioa
Norah Drake
Brighter Day
News
Corns Got It
Bright Light
Art Baker
Rarny'd Foil lea
Kiarry Mooro
Garry Moore
Newspapor
Marries Newspaper
Meet Mlaaaa
Meet Mlaaas
rrnnofally Yo'rs
News
Arthar Godfrey I
Artnar uoarrcy
Arthar Godfrey
Arthar Godfrey
Arthar Godfrey
Curt nassey
Ed K. Murrow
Morn. Newa
Maale. Tlmk'py.
iMarca Time
News
News
Ulr'kfast Gang
Rise and Shlaa
Tap Trades
Bargs Coanter
Rise Shins
Bible Iaatitata
iBIbls Iaatitata
Mei-tow'st
Hals Clab
pastor's Can
Walts Tlma
Nowa
Gospel Singer
Maale
Walts Seran.
Betty Cracker
Riders af Saga
N'wsataraers
N'wettorncra
Baukhaga
News
Victor Llndlahr
Meet MonJoas
Braakfaat In
Hollywood
Kay Waal
Kay Weal
Jay Stewart
Jay Stewart
Brlda a Oreo
Bride Groa
Talk Way Oat
Talk Way Oat
Be Seated
Ted Maloa
Mod. Romances
Mod. Romances
Squirrel Case
Sqnlrrel Cage
KOCO Kloek
IkOCO Block
Tex RlttOf
Nowa Sparta
Tap O Moralag
Tap O' Moralag
King's Crasadrs
Ktag's Crasadrs
nvest. Melodies
Flcala Tlma
News Time far MaUd
mat iar Mei'dy
Ura Slag
U. Ch. Thaasaa
W. Nows
Mam'rabla Maa.
Tane Tlma
B8 Kays
Ladles First
Ladles First
klassa for Day
kjuaen far Day
Top Trades
News
iNorthw'at Newel
Eberly Show
ITHI Neighbor
Harvey Harding
prsan Reveries
Blng Slnga
IMelody Matinee1
(Melody Matinee
a. Jamboree,
rTcna. Jamboree
IBob Poole
Bob Poole
LNews
honge af Times
IPalton Lewis
If. Hemingway
Behind Story
News
Mnsle Mart
Maale Marl
Ian Garbor
Vocal Varietlss
tHoIlyw'd Maale
fflollyw'f Masla
News
Ted Dais Pros.
Mae's Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Mao's Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Mac's Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Mac's Melodies
Mac's Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Mac's Mclodlsa
movlstlma
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IB san be Boaaa.
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lAAs Tuesday A.M. o:00, Chldron's
lVn Tbcatrsi 6:15, On tbs UP
beati 6:50, SS0 Sports Clabi 6:00, Newai
:1B, Orgam l:S0, 'Round lbs Campnrsi
7:1B, Evening Farm Bonn 8:00. srrana
af Mercy i S:1S, V.N. Review i 1:80. Great
Bengal t:B, Nows and Wealhsri t:00. Ma
sla Thai Indarasi t:4S. Bvenlng Medita
tions. 10:00. Sign Off.
DIAL LISTING, KOAC 550
ls f a f Wednesday A. M. 10:00, Nowa
lNS.r--t-- and Weather i 10:15. Eapee
lally for Women i 11:00, Oregon School af
Alrt 11:15. Concert Hallt 12:00, Nowot
lt:13. Noon Farm Hoart 1:00, Ride 'Em
Cowboy: 1:15, Oregon Sehool af tbs Alrt
1:46, This Day; z:00. Freedom to Grow
S:S0, Memory Book af Muslci S:45, Ore
gon School af the Alrt S 00, Newel S:1B,
Muls af ths Masters, :M, Oregon Ro.
porteri 4:1S, Kern Sloop; 4:80, Romas
oa the tandi 4:48, Song at the Islands, .
School Gets Movies
With PTA Sponsors
Butteville Mrs. Daniel Clark
presided at the first meeting of
Butteville PTA. At the business
session It was voted that the
PTA would sponsor the moving
pictures for the school this year.
Teachers of the grade school,
Miss Loretta Gooding, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Sonnen and Mrs. Anna
Schenck were honored at a reception.
Reports were made by the
4-H club members who attended
summer school at Corvallis last
summer were given by Jack Ras
mussen, Evelyn Hostetler, Bon
nie Hathaway and Angela Km
picka. Mr. and Mrs. John Ras
mussen, program chairmen, pre
sented the following program:
Guitars and songs by George
and Junior Parsons. Vocal solo
by Mrs. Harry Lizer and piano
solo by Patty Wahl
Mrs. Daniel Clark. Mrs. R.
Beard, Mrs. Harold Hove and
Mrs. Robert Clark were in
charge of refreshments.
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16. Support for an
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languago
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Zl. Balance
22. Gona by
11. Pala brown
25. Femala sand-
SR. Stair
S7. Memorizes
19. Dentccatora
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Everything
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Mora unslfhir)
On a for whom
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Equality
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Miner's chisel
Hackneyed
Male sheep
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