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j n 5-room house, off. ; pi. do moving onr Se3nUl '.on.bi.- c. A 1928. f II Fi F. V C, R N R GUARD JPoHurtW .m (13 L rrZiio rent? Have you toL""r retV Try our rental COB . tithts aud water:' prl- l--rr7c55-rooiD house; desir- fcjjfiliaT N bunsolow. IMioiw V J- BKHOEK. KEAI.TOH. side nni r , (US ---rraom home at 1301 - -rnrTTilri bunualow rs. wraie. jSSoVS r'h-U11 fi3 u Ai " " iwu m furnished cot- N B?f"7X. (.rest. Hione 11B tf ntb'- "Uvf-J: hr UODEHN BUNGALOW 5w in. Plume W2 or 4M. f jfe R E. GOOD. tf mjillENT 3-roorn modern houBe, ante, uieuu. u. y, ff. 2nd. . 1U Situation Wanted 730 WANTED Houe cltanlni day or bour. rbone 338. y TRASH AND GARBAGE REMOV iuB HOT" Bu'Wl0W ln Couil. Ptlone J4.'S. Locust tf Board and Room 650 BUSINESS GIKL to room and board. Home privileges. I ricca rcu Kitble. WA'J-l. fl3 Lmi'E I.A1IUE HOUMto one or two utn witb Douru. .ui . iuiii. rbou 414-J. tf LuMKullla ANTED Uouie cook 111 Itii E. 11 lb. tl Wanted to Rent 710 WANTED TO HENT Small fllr- iiaed cottage or house, close in. Adults. I'ermalient and resuonsi fa. I'hullf I'M. tf Wanted to Rent 715 WANTED TO HENT Small house with inrage, nar ity hull; nluitit tti ptt moullt. Partly fumished W'nle tiuard lljj'i. tf Warned to buy 101 Ihaveyuu anything to kki.i.v Iraoilurt, itoves. tools. cluthiiiK, raK. him or tnytlmig else. 1 will paj joo tht most tuoniy. K. FEN URIL'K, 2tKi W. Sla. Tbone J3UO. tl I WANTED I'ted furm ture, one piece Houseful. I'lioDe ti'JO, for Uigh Ml ffliib i)rirP WII.USIKTTI-: KEIlNITI.'ltU CO. 00 West Sth ' tl I ANTED 25 cood close springing TOWS. Have R V.f'Tt ltra-l.t . ii car (or tale or trade. O. Slir.L-ll-K. General Delivery, Kuisnne. rz I 1 S1UVKS. any hind, any condi I tloO Slove reiwirR .kn u...,....,!. J A ADAMS, 411 WashinsloD St., Plione 17U-J. t( -'D--l "ml poultry! Haa- .ndrnei. rimue tiij. tt AMKt-Poultr. ei!Bs and eal Wanted, Help 720 hNTKD Bl'lI.l.iMj LABORIOUS ". lal,r if , r(, win t0 E ."r", ,d0"e 10 Eugene city nd allw yt.nr labor tn be "TOM on tlie ,-,ract; will not - ' r"t '-HSU. 1I1ANK KINNKt W WIU.A.MKTTK no IN U Phone 33. tl VANTEI Laundry work; gathet and deliver. 1'bune 1345-L tl M1KHOR ItKSII.VERINU K It WHKLAN. IV) K. 3rd. ti LIGHT HAILING Trash remov ing. riiou'e luTU-R. mil l-OK WOOUSAWLNG call J15-J v '.VOOHMAWINU- i'ltone tiOJ-J. 1 1 Wanted Midceiitineous 7o WANTED Money for local loaim. Can give yin beat of security on local loans n-ith out expense to you. F. J. UEUGER 21 8tb Ave. West. i WANTED $1,000 at 8 per cent for two to three years; S-l.lHKl property security. Cure Guard 200. flO Money to Loan 800 LOANS Money to loan on honu-a, prompt ser vice. Call at our office for details or phone 1820. SKCI RITV SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Itnoma 3 and 4, Firat National Bank Buildingj iu7 MONEY TO LOAN AI 3 and 6 I'er Cent on FARM AND CITY PHONCim Both Mtraighl and .Monthly I'lan. PETERSON & McCL'LLV, Phone 13; MONEY TO LOAN on City property 3 to 10yenr semi-annual intertst K.MEHY IN.Sl'RANCE AGENCY :(7 V 1Mb Ave. 1'lioue lid ti I HA C. GATES will refliini.ee or loai money on your automobile, ais chattel loans. Smuli monthly put mcnls 41U .MINER BI.IH1. Pbon aU70. t. WE LOAN MONEY on curs or re finance them; small monthly pay tuenta. SWAN MORTGAGE tO U E. Tth St tt h rr.'.!!". i'oi'glas W.. make loatta on Farm and Cit.v Property FIRST NATIONAL BANK Eugene t' FOR the best furm and city loan.- see V. J. 1.11. U 11, B2 1'.. win a" tf LOANS Plenty money. City am farm. Lttwest interest rates. F .1 matt; I: it 21 sib Ave. west. t. Miscellaneous 901 ANY GIKL in trouble may communt cnte with Ensign Lee of the Salva tion Army nt the White Shieli home, utlrj Mayfnir Ave., Portltinil re. I TRAVEL BUREAU Alaskan Tours. world tours. See SWANBKRG, 23'J Eust Broadway. Phone 24D5, tf DIRECTORY of DENTISTS WHEN IN NEED OF A DENTIST CALL ONli OF THE FOLLOW ING: , Nume, address, pboucs, office am resilience : Aduma, Waldo J Register Uldg., 73li Baker, L. L. Miner Bldg. t!4.'. Hrooka, V. L I. O. O. F Bldg., 23; Endicott, S. C Dentistry 500 Minor Bldg. Plione Gravea, Robert M., Miner Bldg. . Lee, W. B., Tiffany Bldg. 42-J 4-1 Mnvlev. w. K.. Tiffany Bldg. 1JS72 1048-J. Itlchmond, J. F Miner Bldg. 131: Orthodontia (regulating teetb) Sohaefer, W. C, Miner Bldg. I74f Eitractlng specialist ' Titus, W. H Miner Hldg. 040 -034 R Wllloiighby. C. B Broadway Bldi;., 7:ti 5(W-.I Nine BUTTER STIFFENS IN SLIGHT CfflE E Rtcept for a alialit inclination to tilleji the buiter prices, there wore no pereepuble changes on the whole 'tile markets Monday motniin. oilier ;ban ihoae rep,irt-d in Saturday pio tationa. Creamery butter ndvanced "jc with receipts reported stendv. xtrns , ECUS Woman's Realm BEAUTY PARLORS VIARCELS THAT STAY.'iSc. ImlT vidoal llaircullitig br mall barbel HOIIS It LAITY SHOP, fc77 Will I pstairs uckt to Wade's. Tel. tst IA1H CCT 3i"ic; marcel, 75c. Phone 340. City Barber Shop end Beaut) Parlor. Odd Fellows Bldg. II Slil'RN 1IOTLL BARBKR SHOP Hair cuts -Tic and 3.V; marcel 7."m Phone Mil. Open Evenings. i BUTTON SHOP I lettist itching pica ting Bit! '.on SO L 7th. Phone 1424-J. MATTRESS FACTORY IT'.ltlEN'S .MATTRESS FACTORN MATTRESSES made over; new one to order. 301 K. Hth St. Phone 300 CORSETS I.Mtt'LKY t OUSETS Lorselettes 1171 W. 7th. Phone 204-L. tt Directory of Physicians and Surgeons , HEN IN NEED OF A PHYSICIAN OR SLUGl.ON CALL ONE OF T111C FOLLOWlNGl Mime, address, residence : phones, office auu .ii-iu-dsley, G. S., Miner Bldg., U4ii-3.'it Obstetricil and Dibeasea ul Childrut utile & Suther, .Miner Bldg., 43 Surgery, UuUiutu, X-ttu. Jb Bar, Geo., skin diseases n . my. F. M., M. D Surgery X-ray ami courilltutious. 000 Miner Bldg Phone -'24. Rca. 801. nyott. Gnven C, I. O. O. F. Bldg Eye, Lar, Nose aud Tin oat. LIS 253: l-'ielils, U. II., Miner Building, . IKS Resident e, 1243 Patterson street Phone 1370. Special attention given to obstetrics nnd diseases of wo men. hi, Irvin It., Miner Itldg., 872 1S07 Internal Medicine and Diagnosis . tllinn. O. R I. O. O. F. Rldg Eye. Eur Nose and Throat 133 101(1- lunt. Clm. E., Miner Bldg., 018-113; Discuses of children Obstetric! Kent, L. S... Miner Bldg.. 73811134 verron. Seth M., Tiffany Bldg.. Skin Diseases A specialty. 187147: Xorthwest Eye, Ear, Nose nnd Throat Hospital, I. O. O. F. Bldg., IX'. Firsts .... Mediums ewees .. POULTRY light , , ,. - lut'tliuiu 13c ltic isii-'"c 2i tc ;toc Hens, Hens. Hens, heavy ;lrings apous, dret,seu iit'otis. live wu.--c Koosters - Oc BUTTER AND BUTTERFAT .'tinners lOttjc Creamery butler 451j&( 47 K-t ..21c Cabbage ...2''c l.elt inc. dot, ...160 ) I nrsuips l-.gg pltint Mwstnr.l greens . llroccoll lltash Crecn peas, ft) Rhubarb. It) Sweet cream butter .weet cream btitterfnt ..... toiir cream butlerlat LIVESTOCK 'teers 'mvs leifers .wes .. .attib. live, spring .mobs, yearling 'ethers teal, light, fnncv . Hogs, live L'gs. dressed ,,ttt..c . fine 47c ST"c U O'.i. ti ic .', fn Kc 4 'it it 'll ltic .....7ftl V .... till Sc 17 'i I I S, Sfii tt ,c 10 V.. lie CHAINS. HAY Vheat. bushel .J 1.304(1 1 30 llllB. bushel .... tile larlcy. Ion - .......S4tl al and vetch hay, ton $14 Tietit hay, ton $12 laled straw ,$S VEGETABLES AND FRUITS Itiions, Hi ."O-i.c 'arrols. It) - "-C otnloes $l(i(il.25 iitioiis, green, doa. bunches 4t'e urnips, Ui ................. . 2c ,1'een pepperB .w 25c pples JlrtiT.fut ""It .!inc lie Business And Professional Directory ACCOUNTANTS .. H. IlL'ELStlOFF- l'llblic Account ant. Room 17. First Nil tl. Bank Bldg Telephoue OfiU. tf atIiTrneys U.EN, S. D. 704 Willamette. ilALL. J. BEN- -Tiffany Bldg. 2148. i(AY, L. L. 141 M.uer Bldg. ..A1TERY. U. L. Phoue 103. iiAr'r'OUO, WH1TTLN - Lawyer, 315 Titluiiy Bldg. Couustl, con tracts, corpuruiious, property rights, estules, belter class civil busiuesH. ' . l.Vl t'.UAH.li-.R, C. A. -- 704 Wil-luiuellv- IjiiiU titles aud probate specialists. CHIHOPHAUTOKS .Ul. AS11T IN, OS1 Wtl.LA.MlCTTL. eOR APPOINTMENTS CALL 521-J. iR. J. L. SCOF1ELU Palmer uliir opraclur. Neuroculouielcr serv.ee bii Willamette. Phoue 15J-J. lies. 1004-J. ii-.O. A. SLMON, Electro chiroprui- tor. Phone iioU-J. Over Peuuey'a Store. tf CONTRACTORS lAllURl'-AVlCS .V LLSDSAY-build-iug contractors, 035 Ouk St. let. a(J40. tf COLLECTION AGENCY .. M. TRA1S Bouued collectors, t. N. Johustull, attorney. b U ti EN E BUSINESS 0ULLEGE oil A BUSINESS EDUCATION Attend Eugene Business College, U02 V illaniello Phone UtiU. PORTLAND PRICES PORTLAND, Fob. 13. l'l But ter steady; wholesale prices; Cubes, extras 4."c; stautltirds 4:lc; .ritue firsts 43c; firsts 42 He. Creamery prices: Inula 3c over cube standards. Ei;i;s steady. Fresh standard extras '-Y.c; Iresli standnrd firsts 25c. Fresh medium extras 24c; fresh medium firsts 2.".e; undersized 22c. Prices to retailers He over exchange prices. As sociated selling prices extras 2SK-; ut'sts .v-; mediums 2ie; uiulersixed 25 c. Nuts steady; walnuts l.V.(.20c; fil berts 2.Vu;ilc; ahtionds 20(it.2M?; Bra. 1 nuts 2 1 t-a -'u 2iic. Oregon chest nuts H(c; pennuls Uj((il5c. liny stejtdy; buying prices; Kaslern Ore gon timothy 2n..Vlf.;21; ditto valley l.5ii: nlialt'n l.vn 18.50: oat buy S14.fa.Kii 15; straw Ml per ton. Selling prices $2 a ton more. Cnacara bark steady 7c per pound; Oregon grape root Sluice. Hops 1027 crop 22122 Vnc; fuggles 22c. Bills to the farmer: Butterfat steady 4l',c; station 45c track 40'il52c t. o. D. Purtland. Poultry steu..y (less 5 per cent oiuiiussioli) heavy hens '22al24e: light 15(ir2or: spriuga 20(c21c: broil ers 2,'t(n25e; Peking while ducks Side: oioretl nominal; turkeys ulivc 25(a Ouious steady, local $1.30di2.25. Pulatues steady 75c to 1.25 sack, PORTLAND LIVESTOCK POKTLAaD, Feo. ix l) Re eipls: t attle 1700. uiciudiug 2tH liiileu through; calves 17 5, Cuttle and calves steady: steers ( llllal-luisj poun.is) good ll.(HKill2.50; same, m.diuitl (02O-11UO pouuus) li.iulii, i-.un; same (oisj potiutlsj and up, eilium, S10.2otn. ll.iu: tuiiie. all weights common S.Vu(U0.2.: hell ers, good (SoO pounds) and down ell) ti' ll.ou; smile, couiinou to medium SficlO; cows, good JrS.50(ilD; same, cominoii to mediuin $(i.2ti(ti H.50; same iov cutters to cutters 3.5Oii(,0.2;i: bulls ( if a r lings excepted l beet, gooil 7fil7.tifi; snme, common and medium yiOii i ; calves (500 pniiuds tiuwn) me ilium to choice $0(i(ll; same, culls to common ,.ol('fli: veulcrs. nit k f... . choice $12(13;' suiiic, nicdiuiu 10.5(1 id i-; same, culls to common $,S(ti) lo.50. Hogs: Rnceinta 3005 IncliHliin- 50'J billed through. Hogs 15 to 25c lower. Heavyweight I2,i0-.i00 Dounils) me- diuiti to cliuice $Sf.(0; luediuin weight l-iiti-j.iii niiumls) medium to choice $S.50fi(0.15; light weight (150-200 potinds) metbiim to choice SO.l.if.i1 0.35; light weights (130-1(10 pounds) medium to choice $S.75(ii 0.25. Pack ing hogs, rough and smooth $0.5005 7.50; slaughter pigs (DO-t;lO pounds) medium to choice JH.5iWtO.25; feeder nnd stocker pigs (7ll-l.,0 pounds) nie ilium tn choice SS.MKrtD.riO. Sheep and Ininfis steady; receipts 845; Inmhs 8-1 pounds down, good lo choice fll.50(Vf13: same mediuin, IfJ pounds down SlO-.tOlil 11. oO; same to culls alt weights $Sti( 8.50; yearling wethers to choice $8(S 10; ewes, 220 potintls down, medium to choice .Kin 7; snme meillutn to choice, 120-150 pounds, ?,,fiMl; same, culls to conv mon, nil weights ?4tt?5. o o o o o o Cliarle ?erili-aer, l-orxw . S. VATi D31nE AUTHOR. .f THE BENSON MUR.DER. CASE .. .. . ... ,t i..-.. ,i,.. n.1,,11 wasiot an oitiillul. Meve uneady re t llAfi r.iv. - , i inON T bother to answer, '-' Va pin ACES UP (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) EUGENE CABINET SHOP vLL kilids of cabinet work, furniture repairing and wood turning. Al. 11. Kitullnuu, 210 W. 7th. Phono 15US-J. tf I'rentlce, F. W 04 W. 8th. 1003-0 11108 Itobbins, Carl W Ti'fany Bldg. 1872133(1 Scaie'e, B. F I. O. O. F. Bldg. 70-J 70-1. Selover, F. E., Rank of Commerce Bldg., 731730. Skin Diseants nnd Internnl Medicine Slnnard, D. C, 1. O. O. F Bldg.. F.ve. Eear. Nose and Throat 1 33 20211 lalhnt, H. G., Miner Bldg 045 2338-.I Titus, .1. F., Broadway Rldg. 020801 Homeopathic Physician. Zimmerman, E. L.. Tiffany Bldg. 61 - FURNITURE PACKING FLRN1TLHE 304-Y. PACKING Phone HEALTH ENJOY HEALTH Free trial treatment, Colds, rheuma tism, ueuritia. Mugiietiu cuil balhs. I.ady attendant. 144 West Tenth. Phone 1043-L. ftl HOUSE PAINTING I-OR TINTING or phone 304-Y. house painting, tf PIANO TUNING Piano Tuning -S. Scoviile I03U-Y WARNER TI NES PIANOS alt. UNDERTAKERS BRANSTETTLR- Pliom 433. MARION VKATCH- -Pearl at Tea .b. tf 10R2 W. F. WALKER Phone 723. Ol'K BOARDING HOUSE Hv Alicrn interest PARK S""KS- lwt in the -'tttri V , I""0-"-- to l',tt i' Al',lv SllJ-t -v Lvnd, bU ' : I''' .V-est Broadway. MjiL. t uoiie iio'lKJ, Situations WantP 7 -ti tp ' .'rnent.r ,i, iLty """- "'s, ' ciixisr(-- - abm- "" '"'if mill work and ' im ,;,' " ,7'ieet. (.arpen- . ". Stli a,,,, Uashumlou Sts. ' (,R i.AilrTtrrnr.. ... W " "d fall at ""'oil d.urv or ni.n. ini.-) -Wm. "--"-Mra. Lmi. - t. 12th. i'he (., tl .'i-TINTINC, and '- OYE. M.R ,7tTr mil it , 01 '"""Iry , '"- I le,Uf lit -'l l.M -i.Iig. niled In, .. IKil-l! (i- k. n or ; ir:; LH";Jn '; l ,A1 U . . Work guar ti r..)!d like ITTi, b- at. Phon. tt -Plione lu.i." rteRe's a couple MUSklV vALEkiTiMES I GcrC no seMp-tb miss crlURcM ktfSMCEy FROcA oiJE -rMi5 oME To-r. Miss vjak-per far amp viiipe, TLOAfoR S& 0(-i ToRrniriT5 kTlPeTVoa ARE ALVJAVS JAR VALEri-flrJE SI(3kiED VqUR. I LIKE 1'HOSt " K; . qiJARYcR-rbM cuvids I VJAF-TlMS ATXlUMP -fpT border, - AM -th TvJo rlEAR'Ts Mrrey AM ARROvaI LOOKS LIKE A COUPLE OF REP FLAMMEL. -LliD-f--; -Aiti-t-r' . ru BV oME UU Vlk I : MeM,- VeH it's ALL Rl5i-rf v1i-Th1 ME ' SAVES ME 5oKC 15 oM ME, Bar AT -THEIR EXPENSE' Mil 3 . , I - a i St-? , "yj.: 1 Its lips to m'tik. "int t'il H"'; t ho Binlit sli.ike sou up it bit : "1 don't know wtmt you're Ulkintr ulmttt," Skn'ol r'Uirt-a wnh miIU-ii M.Ttiiu'iuv. lint, for nil l-is llOUt, OllO M'llKf.i 1UI uiu:iiins III hlK iiiminiT. There was nu i.riom of effort in liit ih'siro t ui'M:.r imiif fercnt. whii-li robb.'d hi.s w.mis of comp't'te ovOivii'lioii," "Not a i)li-:isimt sihiuilnti, Diat. VitiM-e iynornl his nMori. "How vn vou fi't'l, tToiuli'hri thri'i' ill the fdtrk, w hell the i'Iom'I d.'ur-knwb ws lurm-d and uouie ono truMl lo l mV 1 1 in eves were boring into the mini, turnip!, hi voice reluinetl its oifual intoim tion. t he lmisrleii of Skeel n ftiee t itlit ftUMl, but ho did not ' laiekv thing you took the prenui tlmi of lo'ekinii yourself in eh, whatV" Vance weut on. "Hllppofe he M ot the door open my word! Thru whfttV ..." , lie niiused nnd Biulted with n kind of silky Hweotiions whieh whh none impressivo tnun ouy nioweruiH uk- Hressiun. "I 8V. 11 y have vour steel hirtel rettdv for himV tuhe hi-'d linve been too tptlek nnd si ihk f-i' you nitty bo there would have been thumbs pressing itRaint your larynx too before you eould have Htniek liitn vh'i , . . Iid you think of that, tbere In Hip dark? . . . No. not pre- is.-!y a pleasant situation, A bit j;niesotne, in uiet. "Whfit nre you ravins about ?' Skeel sunt out Indolently. "You're balmy." His nwaciter had been for Kotteu, ii nd it look akin to horror had panned neroRN bis Hire, i nis Hiaeheii- nir of nnso was tuoineniary, nowever; almost at oneo his smirk returned, d hi head swayed In contempt. Vance Hamitered bark to Win rhalr ami tdretehed liimmjf in it HmiIi'smIv, as If all hit- tnteroHt in the cae had Kin pvnporated. Miirkham bad wntrhed the little drnmn utleiitively, but Heath had sat smoking with ill-iHmrraled iiiiuoyiinee. rue silenee tliat loiiowea wit? oroKou by Hkeel. Well. I puinnosp I tn to be rail- ronded, (Jot it nil plnnned, have vmiV . 'Trv ii nil rtillrniid Inel" 1 In Inunhed hnrHlily. ".My lawyer's Abe Itubm, nnd you msiit puoue utm timi I'd like to see him." Mnrklinm, with a fcowttirc of ntnioy- nnei, waved lo the deputy Riierni to lnk Skeel bark to the Tombs. Mint were yon tryins to pet at t he Ariked Ynncc, when the man was gone. Tiiftt nn elimive notion in the depths of my belnK ntniKRlmtt ror the liKlit." Vance smoked placidly a moment. "1 tiiouftut .itr. Miteei inifinr bo persunded to pour nut Ihh hrnrt to us. So I wooed him with wordn." That n jtmt bmly. eibed Heath. "I waa expeotinjr yon nnv minute to ask him if lie played imirubly -pen or if bis urnudiuntuer wan n noot-owl. "Semeant, dear Spraennt" plended Vanep. "don't be unkind. 1 siinnlv couldn't endure it. . . . And really. now, didu't my chat with Mr. Skeel Kiitrifest. n nosHihllltv to yntlV" nure," Raul Heath, " that lie wns letH Skeet out, atuioufcu . iiiolesrooim. one, uuu uw w i nt- uuh'u u mo - didn't It was on historic KaHtern collece enmnuften they were none the worse flchtlitK men for that. I.uke wns from the free nnd chkv 'Went nnd hia rolleirlnte social frnternity had been limited to fraternity parties at the IiIkIi school In Phoenix. He had nlftnyn enjoyed nrominenro nnd lenderslnn nt home, his proRress lliroush the training sclioolH hnd been too rapid for much personal contact and at Haints he found himself, for the first time in his life a person of very little tm nortnnce. It Is on record that he ninrte some efforts to assert himself. Driven by the urirency of their dally finhtinit. his older squadron mates somewhat hnstlly decided that "thai kid was 'fresh'" nnd left him InrRely to his own devices. He did not improve this condition by a tendency to leave formntion on patrol and to off on lone cruises without orders. Some of his impatient messmates even sus pected that he was "yellow" nnd did not hesitate to say so. Major Harold R. Unrtney, the squadron command er, ' wns almost nlone In hts confi dence in the fighting ability of the new recruit. War Is a hnrd master of men's lives. Only a few days had elapsed when nn event occurred wlibdi hegnn the nlmnst incredible series of air vietories which electrified (ho Allied Armies nnd hrniiKht dtsnrga mint Ion nnd the first hint of panic Into the German rinks. Luke's First Victory The i.'7tli Aero Ruiindron was ordered on a patrol flight on Am(ust Ht to protpct a Krenrh Hnlmson ob servation plane a routine fl.vn.tr Job with no pnrfUular prospect of battle &MUVB0 lUrak II, lf) IAD, LT, RUM UACB UL, mUlTB IT W ArU rt. II, lilt OrAMlATl Of ICHOOL I.I. A. UnLvr, 1nt. In. U, 1UT PUCI DAT! OmTMSO 0TI IfitlW aud be was niiiKbt red-bunded with some of the . lie turned disgustedly to Urn dU iritu aiiuriip) . "And now, what, sir? ... '1 don't, like the look of things. Markham complained. "If Skeel has; Abe tiiibin lo defend him, we won I stand u chance with the case we ve not. 1 feel convinced be was mixed up in it; but no jmlte will act-'pt my personal feeiin?;. tin evidence.' "We could turn the 1 Hide loose, and have him tailed." sutiitested Heath jEnidRtniilv. "We niitfhl ralch him do in Mmie'ihiiiK that'll tfive the i(uiue uway."' Murk hum tonsiilered. "That .night be a wood plan, he acceded, "Wo'li certainly net uo more evidfiice on him as Iouk n he's locked up." 'Tt looks like our only chance, sir. "Very well," agreed Marklmiu. "Let him think we're through with him: be may et cureless. Ill leave the whole llniin to you, Serneanl. Keep a couple of nood men on him day and niaht. Somfihinrf may happen. Ueath rone, an unhappy man. "Uijihi. sir. I'll Htlend to it." "And I'd like lo have more data on hnrlrs Cleaver," added Markhimi. "Kind out what vou ran of bis rela tions with the Udell tfirl Also get mo a line on I tort or Ambroise Lindipiist. What a Ins hUtory f whAt are nis habits? vou know the kind of thins. II.. innhd the irirl for some tuysier- inns or Imaiiinarv ailment; and I think he has Anmctltiui; up his sleeve. Hut don't (to near lilin personally yet. Heath jotted the name down in uis note-book, without enthusiasm. "Ami before you set your stytisn aptive free." put In Vance, ynwninft, 'you might, don't y' know, see if h carries a key Hint ltia ine wueu apartment." Ileath jerKeo up snori, ann Krinm-o. "Now, thnt Iden's pot some sense tn it. . . . funny 1 didn't think of it myself." And shakinK bands with nil of us, he went out. (Wednesday, Sept. 1'J; 10:30 a. m.) Swncker was cvldenfy waiting for an opporhmlty to interrupt, for, when Sergennt llenih hnd passeu inrouRii the door, ho at once stepped into the room. , , . "The reporters Are here, sir,' he announced, with A wry face. "You said vou'il see them At ten-thirty. ' In' response to a nod from his chief, he held open the door, and ft doen or more newspaper men came ,troop Ing in. "No questions, please, this morn Inc." Markham becned plensnntly. "It's too early In the pame. Hut III tell you all 1 know. . . I Agree with Sergennt Heath that tho Odell mur der wns the work of a professional criminal the snmo who broke Into Arnheim's house on Park Avenue last summer. " .... . , Hrleflv he told of Inspector Tlren ner's findings In connection with the chisel. "We've mnde no arrests, but one tuny be expected ln the very near future. In fact, the police have the ...! tt-.til in hnnd. but nre go ine tfctrefully In order to nvold Any chnnce r3n"' Tun rMVIOOl U1UTAR1 UPMUMCI I ItM irKCIAL QuAurjcmoN) I lttrf" CUSS TLIHC! ;IMX T TlUS T f'.lii T- NOTICE FOR RE-PUBLICATION Department of the Interior United States I -nnd Office. Inkeview, Oregon, Jtinunry 2. 1!'JH. Notier Is hereby given thnt Fred K. Hewitt of Cushmnn, Oregon, owner of the following deseriled lnnrl; The WMi HKU ei K SW1 Sec. 2S. T. JO S., It. 10 W.. Wllainetfe Meridian, In the Slnslnw Nntlonal For est, tjregon, did, on November 14, 1127, file in this office his nppllcnthm 013178. under the net of March 20. 1!22. (42 Htnt.. 4(1.1). to exchange the nlwive described land for timber of equal Vfiltie to be rut nnd removed from nnprnximntely 1.T ncres In the HKV, SW'4 Sec. 7, T, Lt H., It. tHj K., W. M.. w Ui in the Crater Nutional I' ori'st. Oregon. The purpose of this notice in to al low all persons claiming Adversely or having bona fide objections to the Ap proval of the exchange to file their protests in this office. Hnid protests, if filed, should be f led within Hn davs from the date of the first piibliintion: but thev in ii v he filed on or before Mnrrh 10. 1U28. The above notice will be published In the Kugene (iuard. A newepnper published nt Rugene, Oregon, and in the Silver Lake Lender, a newspaper published At Silver I.uke, Oregon, for A period of 4 consecutive weeks, which newspapers 1 hereby designate as the newspapers iiublished nearest the landn nlxve deM-rihed. Non-Coal. F. P. MOIIT, Register. No.24L'7-Mon-dyf20 Nolle to Creditor! Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned bns been appointed by the County Court of Lane County. Ore gon, as fldministrntor of the etutp of WAlter K. Ittrkner. deceased. All per sons hnving claims n gainst said es tnte are hereby notified to present the same dulr verif ed and with proper vouchers to enid sdinlnintrator nt the office of Harris. Smith A Itrvsjn, 210 Hma lway Hullding. Ku- -'ene, Oregon, within six months from i the dare of the first publication of ; 'his notice. ; Hnte of first piihl'rstlon of this i notice Is Jnnnsrr 1H. IIU. CHAitLKH HAHLRY. , Adtnlnlstrnior of the Lstnlt of Walter j K. I'.eckner, decmipd. lAItltlS. HM1TH IHlYHON. Attys. f"r Admr. No.2l2.VMou-d-e W APP l. d J . J J J. If m 1 ui sj- ?A yj f MAY I Lhfk i I tsA at may 8 I.I A jtAftA ti UlVt I I , .1 HAY brwl el lA ? al MAY 1 g . J Vr ,tvi oy MAY 20 1,1 ? dA 71 lM MAY?? ) . ' ? it I p.7 j8 ,Jb-e- Jt"'4 I S3 - id This la a renroductton of the official record of Lieutenant Frank Luke's advanced training as pursuit pilot at tho American Training 8ohool at Issoudun, Pranoe. It gives no Indication of the real capa city of the to be American Ace of Aces. Notice that on April 23, 1918, that Frank was sent baok to D. C, which means dual control. In other words he was required again to fly with a more expert pilot. But when he reached the front! . unless It was forced upon them, Iet Luke tell his own official story, as it MtnniN on record in the archives of the Wnr Department, of the part he played in the dny's events; "Sly machine was not ready so left nil hou r after formation, expecting to pick them up on the lines but Mild not find formation. Haw Hun formation end followed, getting ibove into the sun. The formation wns strung nut leaving one machine way In the renr. Being way nbove the formation I cut my motor nnd dove down nn the rear mnn, keeping tho sun dirertly behind. Opened fire, nt nhout 100 fpet. keeping both gun on hi in until within n few feet, iheo zoomed away. "When T next saw him, he wns on his buck but looked ns if he wm going to come f it. so I dove igniii, holding both guns on him. In stead of coming out of It. he side slipped off th opposite side mi!' h I ' e n fallen leaf and went down on Ills hack. of Joul and Ynitly. Do not know the exnet locat;on as this being my first combat did not notlve closely but know thnt it wns some distance with in fJerman territory, for nrctiies (anti-aircraft cutiuon) followed me for about ten minutes nn my way hack. My motor was fixed at Coiney nnd filled with gns and oil. Also fnu nd out thnt our formal ion had been held up by the Balinsou that It was to escort nnd bad Just started, so left the ground to find them. Fiew at about 5,(HH meters from HoiiMotis past Fismes, but did not see the for mation. Haw one Hnlmson but no H. A. Ileturned home." Lieut. Frank Luke, Jr. Credit Not Allowed There were no Allied witnesses to this fight in the Air. It too' pinee fnr behind the OeruiPi lines ana .he only story of It to reach Aiueruoi h.id'ptHrters wns the one Luke told. Since it was his first Combat, there were thosf who did not hesitate to pronounce the report a figment of his "My last dire carried me out of ; ,.,,0 from the squadron durin me pnirni. Controversy raged about htm and the vbtory was never officially cred ited to Luke, nb hough no one now doubts that he told the exnet truth !u hi report. His position In the squadron was not a pleasant one and might have been even worse than it wns 'f the squadron had not been busy with its removal from Saints to Iternembercnurt. smith of Verdun, lo rest from active fighting nnd to pre pare for the coming attack on the St. Mlhlel-Knlient by Pershing's new ly nrgnnhed army. At Kembercourt the days passed swiftly tn rehabilitating men nnd planes for th coming offensive. Now that the squadron wns resting, Luke's craving for the air became more notlcnhte. Commander's Story of Luke "lie was ever a flying euthb-uatt," reach of the othr tun hlnes that find turned about. I'hey gave chtie for ibou five minutes nnd then turned hicl hecaiise I wns lending them. Mv I'ist look at the plane shot down eon--in'-ed me that he strnc'; the ground for he was still on his hnrk at l.'OO nMrs below. On coming home tIov our line ssw four K. A. 'nemr nircrnft), flterted to gr hove and Into the sun but the nw ie and dove townrd me, I pv-ked for home, Three turned bae end the other csme nn. I kept out nf rnnge by penklng sPghtly nnd he fol lowed nearly to Colnev vhere lie sew r.ne nf th CXVh boys nnd turned ibouf, The IMTh man could l.nve hrnnght down this K. A if he had -'nlirel qui'k enough that It was an K. A. "The msebtne was br 01 gin down iioitUcbit ol tiolsMjus in ib.4 r leu iky He minutes or mi, but be made no men tion of the testimony of the maid t the phone op-i atoi s, and carefully uvonl.d the mention of any uun.ea. Wh-11 we were Aiain alone, Vance elnh'kied admiringly. "A uiUJ-tery ewision, my denr .Markhiim! Leal tianiing has iU ad-vaniiUi-s -deeiticdly it has its tol aniai4ef. . . . "We've recovered some of Hi.- jewelry!' Swe-t witmed words! Nut uu untruth oh, no! but bow .lecei m' !" , "l.eaMiiiC all that to one side." Markham rejoined impatiently. "Mip pose you tell me, now lliul 11 u.b s gone, what was in your mind wm-n yuu appoed your vernal voodoois.o eo hkcet, Iiat was ail me conjurer talk about lark closets, und u.urtus, civ) pressing thumbs, und peering tbroin;li kevholcs '" "We.l, now, I didn't think my Utile chit-chat was mo crptir," nnswcicd Vance. "The recherche Tony wu undioihtpilly Aiubiiscndcd in the eiotties-press at some lime during the fatal owning; aud I was merely striving in my amnteurish way. to ascertain the exact hour of his con cealment"." "And did you':" "Not conclusively." Vance shook his head sadly. "V know, Mnrklinm, I'm the proud possessor of u theory it's vii gut and obscure aud unsub stantial; and it's downright unintelli gible. And even if it were verified, 1 can't see how it would help us any. lor it would leave the situation even more incomprehensible than it already is. ... 1 almost wish I hadn't quest ioued I lent If s lleau Nash. 1 le upset my ideas frightfully," "From what I could gather, yon acein to think It possible thnt Skeel witnessed the murder. That couldn't, by any stretch of the imagination, be your precious theory?" "That's part of It, anyway." "My dear Vance, you do astonish me!" Markham laughed outright, "Skeel, then. According to you. is innocent t but he keeps Tils knowledge to himself, Invents an Alibi, and doesn't even tattle when he's arrested. . . , It won t hold wnter." "I know," sighed Vance. "It's a veritable sieve. And yet, the notion haunts mo It rides me like a fang it cuts Into my vitals." "Do you realize that thin mad theory of yottra presupposes that, when' Hpotswoode nnd Miss Odeil re turned from the theater, there were two men hidden in the apartment two men unknown to each other- namely Skeel and your hypothetical murderer?" "Of course I realize It; nnd the thought of It it) breaking down my reason." "Furthermore, they must have en tered the nparttnent separately, and hidden separately. . . . How. may I ask. did they get out? And which one caused the girl to scream after Spotswoode hnd left? And what wns the other one doing in the meantime? And if Skeel was n passive spectator, horrified nnd mute, how do you ac count for his breaking open the jewel case nnd securing the ring ?" (To be continued) Snys Major Hnrold K. Unrtney, Lukes commnnder. He never could get enough time fn the nir. He flew every ship to the limit. Over t.nd over he Innded only because h? hail run out nf gns. He was nlwnys w int tug to borrow ships, to the annov Alice of other squadron officers, nl W in point of service, and who v ' n Luke wiib first nttnehed to the '.!" h did not wnnt their ships flown b. m pilot of whom they knew ir;1i ' -. He never flew a strnight course, w s nlwnys doing stunts nnd the me chanic, who looked after bin airplane wero bard put tn It when he tame back from a flight. When a patrol wns ordered out nnd (he ships were drawn up noso to nose with tnxi-iug space between, Luke, when It enmo his turn to take off, would open up his engine wide nnd taxi down the alley-way with his mechnmca Injuring onto the wings, their feet fly'ng." Luke hnd formed one close friend ship among the flying officers of the 27 lb. He bad met Firat Lieutenant Joseph Wehner while both were training at Issoudun nnd Cnzntix. Ilnth had Joined the 27th at nhout . the name time. Wehner"s (terninn name nnd ancestry had made him an object of suspicion to the Srcrot Service; n slanderous letter nccusinjr him of disloyalty had been sent in by a ntny-nt-home resident nf Dor chester, Massachusetts. While he was cleared of the charges in this letter, he was still under observation and as a result was In much the sh me position of loneliness as was Luke. Luke's Closest Friend The two friends spent lonjr hoars talking nnd planning n Joint vindica tion thnt should confound their crit ics. From tho conversation of their comrades they had learned of the , dlff Inil ties nnd dnngern Incident to attacking German observation bal loon. Hoth the contending armies made liberal use of these huge "sau sage s," which were tethered nt tho ends of long ateel cables nt heights varying from a thousand to three thnnsnnd feet above the ground Kit eh balloon carried one or two ob servers who studied enemy activities In the rnngo of their vision nnd mnde constnnt reports to tho ground by telephone. They reported troop movoments, located enemy batteries and d'rected the fire of their own artillery. These valuable "eyes nf the army" were protected by several rings of antl-nlrernff cannon nnd machine guns: flights of gunrdian pursuit planes constantly hovered nbove to drive off any attacking pilots. A large ground crew stood nlwnys ready to puli the bill toon swiftly to the ground with A huge winch In casa of nttnek. The d:ffieuttv of shooting down nn observation bnllonn is illu-fnited by the fnrt that the Oerman Air Service 'redited two victories to their flvnrs for enh balloon shot down. Hy com mon consent, balloons were so wrtll protected thnt thev were prnetieally exempt from nttf'tr by elrnlines. Luke's Balloon T.i-tics T,u'e And Wehner hnd given mu-h 'bought lo this matter of h-!loo- s, They hnd evolved n new th-or f alt nek nalnt these protected sters They reasoned tint :f ,l- -flew far hnck over the firr'-'T and nppronched their Intended :- -Ims from enemv fprr'orv :t f Mrhr with the sun h-Wrd th-r - " r mieht he taken for Germnn until It we too lite to prevent tJ ir nttnek or draw th b-dloon to sf?'y on the ground. Their "fss de pended upon sett'ng the btlloon oflre with the first Wist of their machine runs. The defences were so coin- filete thnt there was little oppnrtun ty for n second chnnc-?. The time was rloso when they were to try nut their theory with startling results. Copyright, 102. John F, Dille Co, Tomorrow Rpnd Luke's own story of his first nttack on A Oermnn bal loon and the part thnt Wehner played in the resultant fight. IXSrn. ANTE 0. 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