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x -x
A Brownsville car collided
band."
th irty -fiv e or t ..'r;y six. vigorous, v.-ell
"I haven't,” Mrs. W illia m s answered
form , il p re tty, a h e a lth y tan on her
Ih an v
?i F p c If)FV
th at of George Donnen of
between th a t town and
"H e has been dead e ig h t years."
face end turns, and the w rin k le s o f ap
“
Oh.“
said
M
r.
B
re
n
t
again.
"O
h
.'
p re cia tio n o f life a c d w hat it means
Corvallis
Thursday night and
I And then by way o f changing th e sub
were about her eyes.
smashed
it,
but Mr. Donnen and
je ct, he a d d e d ! "M in d I f I take Just
S 'o w ly sue regarded the head w hich
A lbany baking co
two children, who were in it,
uae iu«»re b is c u itT ‘
-tuck up ubove the w oodpile w ith much
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405 « e s t F irs t
escaped with cuts and bruises’
F o llo w in g th a t one, w hich •as the I
B U T T H K - N U T bread
of the loud crow n it once bore s tic k
>a M r- I
last, he ro te h e a vily and watched
Ing to l! and one o r tw o pnkeberries
C ut tlowers
W illia m s p ile the dishes in to the pan ! A lb a n y F loral Co.
s t ill d ro o p in g and a w ry. F o r a second
Mr. and Mrs. Berky, mission
a n il plants,
i
and
F lo ra l a rt fo r every
Once
or
tw
ic
e
he
c
lu
m
s
ily
helped
her,
o r tw o the expression about lied m outh
and a il occasions
aries
from China who are visit
then stood h u s h fu lly by lo o kin g w ith
and eyes were changeable, then it re-
F lo w e r phone 4 5 8 -f.
ing
friends
in and around Halsey,
som ething o f amazement upoh the mas
olved In to a la u g h —a deep, fe e lin g
will soon go to Nebraska. Mr’
te rly way In w hich th is woman ban
laugh In w hich even Thom as Brent
A LB A N Y
SI ATE
B A N K — Wo
Berkey preached a t Pine Grove
died things. T o te ll the tru th . .Mrs.
was forced to Join.
A * in v it e y o u r business. Sav.ngs and
W llllu w s was the firs t real wom an . (.ouiincrci il accounts. C a p ita l, surplus, Sunday.
" W e ll," she said. “ I don’t know who
on e a rth you ure, but yo u 're about the
Thom as B re u l had e ve r come In clo se I u n ,) lv , ded p ro fits . $100. tOo.
contact w ith . She was the only w o r n
fun niest lo ckin g cre a tu re I e ie r set
S traw berry
and
gooseber
A S I B U H N ’S G R O C E R Y
an he had ever seen engaged In the
I eyes on.
W hy d o n 't you come out
ry
growers,
who
expect
to be
-1 t il and Lyons Street
; fro m behind there?"
m ysteries o f a c u lin a ry departm ent,
•
"C a n 't," answered Thom as B re n t
a nd Io him lo th is stage o f life the The place to buv good groceries at the gin their harvest w ithin a week,
r ig h t price. On ihe corner, p le u ty of report th a t no shortage of pick
p ic tu re was amazing.
wdlli a re tu rn to lugubriousness.
room to park. A lb a n y.
“ C a n 't? W hy?"
" I 'd lik e to do som ething to help
ers is in prospect.
j
B re n t s tu tte re d a moment before an-
yo u ." he said a w k w a rd ly , "h u t I d on't
B y Cxjrfney Ry/ey Cooper
^ORD
SA
LE
S
AN
D
S
E
R
V
IC
E
C D PYilun W 6 O W r » A M
| sw erlng.
"Because y o u 're a w o m an ,"
know a n y th in g about th is s o il o f bust
T ire s and accessories
t C o n tin u e d i
Mrs. Kemisies of Los Angelas
lie said at last, "a nd I'm a man, and I ties»."
lu g u b rio u sly surveyed an object dis
Repairs
“ Wefl, I t ’s tim e a man lik e you was
was severely injured Friday
player) before him In the m ooD liglit. haven't got on a n y th in g except a
K ir k -P ollak M otor C o .
There were »creams, pel)«, shout*
He sut down and looked at It. He be stin g y lit t le old p a ir o f b a th in g
le a rn in g ," Mra. W illia m s answered
morning when th e fam ily car
H rent looked beck. A woman o r two
gan to cum ulate. I t was a h o llo w log Iru n k a ."
w ith a laugh. "Y o u 'v e missed the best E T >rtiniIler F u rn itu re C o ., futn i- skidded while passing a wagon
had fainted. T w o o r three men were
" B a liiin g tru n k s ? " A n o th e r s h rie k
lie saw— a la rge h o llo w log, p le n ty big
p a rt o f y o u r life I f yo u 've never “
ture, rugs, lin o le u m , stoves ranges.
seizing clubs and p re p a rin g to fo llo w
on th e highway
near Shedd.
enough to accommodate him .
| o f la u g h te r. "W e ll. I never. W h a t on
washed dishes. Now here, you ta ke Funeral directors. 427-433 west F irs t
him .
She died a few m inutes after-
"T h a t w ould keep o ff the breeze," he e a rth are you doing here?"
the towel In y o u r hand lik e th is, see? street, A lb a n y , Oregon.
"G osh." he said to h im se lf w llb s
must d. " I o u g ht to be w arm In there. *
reaching the hospital in Albany.
"Goodness knows, m adam. It's too
Then you ta ke up the dish w ith it and
Vo harm In tr y in g It, a n yw a y."
| long a s to ry fo r ine to go In to now.
then you get y o u r hand under the L I N T E L W R E C K IN G CO.
So he pu3hed h lu i e l f in fe e t f lr s t
It'd ke<p you sta n ding here fro m now
oth er end o f the tow el lik e th is, see?*' -*■
436 W est 1st
As fa r us he had gone It d id feel warm . I u n til to m o rro w noon I f I'd tr y to te ll
“ L'b-huh," said T hom as B re n t, ru is
Used Barts tp r a ll cars
He gave h im s e lf a n o th e r push. H e J you a ll about It. Say, has y o u r hus
ing his hands u w k w u rd ly and then
fe ll one fo o t go th ro u g h som ething band got any clothes In the house th a t
dropping them again. “ T he n w h a t ■'«' L T e i» i-titc h iiii{,
stamped goods,
so ft nnri sticky. He believed he fe lt w ould fit me?"
you do?"
* * fancy w o rk o f a ll k in d s a l the
i !
several sm all objects brush against
“ lie m ig h t— I f I had a husband,” the
S P E C IA L I Y SH O P
"W h y, you Just w ipe the dish.”
mie leg. lie heard a drow sy hum m ing. woman answered. " B u t I haven't. I 'll
"Suppose 1 d ro p it and h u rs t It? " he 318 W est Second st.
He gave h im s e lf a n o th e r push. The ask the h ire d man, th o u g h ."
asked.
U O L M A N A JACKSON
foot penetrated fu rth e r. The hum m ing
The door shut and she was gone. In
“ W ell, th e re 's the gam b le ," said M rs.
* *
G ro c e ry — !
grew louder. Then w ith a ye lp the ten m inutes m ore It opened. A p a ir o f
-B a k e ry
W illiam s. “ T he re 's a g u llib le In p re tty
E v e r y th in g in tlie lin e o f eats
arm s o f Thom as Itre n t clawed the a ir o ve ra lls and a s h irt were th ro w n In.
ne a rly e v e ry th in g , even dish w a sh in g ."
O pposite Postoffice
w h ile lie sought to p u ll h im s e lf out o f
"B e st 1 can do," came In th ro u g h
Thom as B re n t gazed a d m irin g ly
1 1 5 L y o n st.
the leg.
th e door, " I ’ll he w a itin g fo r you out
across the dishes and dish w ater.
U
U
U
C
o
d
I
a
c
t
i
o
n
e
r
v.
Noon
" liv e s !" lie gasped. "B um blebees! side."
"Y o u 're a w o n d e r." He beamed. "1
lunches.
Hom e made candy and
Albany
Oregon
I ' « pushed In to a nest o f ’em. O u c h !
Thom as B re n t looked b u t lit t le more
never thought I — ’•
ice cream. F irs t street, n e x t ilo o i ro
Ouch I O u c h !" He dragged h im se lf Im pressive than before when he le ft
A door opened, there was the sound Ulmn C lo ilu n g Go.
fo rth his arm s turn e d Into w in d m ills. the wood-lied. The wom an was w a it o f run n in g steps, and a boyish voice
! M R E R IA L C A R E? 209 'V? R^rs t
C hilliness was no longer a fe a r w l h ing fo r him . W ith an appearance o f
c u lle d :
him now. He had p le n ty o f w a rm th d ig n ity th a t made him o n ly the more
H a ro ld G. M u rp h y Prop.
A u n t .Margie, has M r. E dw ards
to his body. The bumblebees, sleepy com ical In his hare feet and mud
Phone 665
come yet? He said he— ’’
•it flrs t, had come fo rth In a sw arm by streaked h a ir, he strode fo rw a rd aDd
W k never close
Freck paused In the door.
ih ls tim e and In th e darkness were a t stuck out a hand.
"W h y , hello, M r. B re n t,” he said In
ta ckin g the In tru d e r fro m fifty d iffe r
J e n n in g s A u t o T o p S h o p — A uto
“ I w ant to th a n k yo u ,” he said
amazement.
"H o w long you been
Loans m oney at 5% on farm s
ent angles. He leaped here and there, slow ly. "1 m ay not look It. b u t my
tr im m in ng
g , seat covers and w in te r in -
liere ?’’
he m ill d upon the ground, lie g ru n te t, I name Is Thom as B re n t and I am the
closures. 202 E Second. Phone 4lSJ.
The cup w h ich M r. B re n t was wlp-
B a ltim o re bldg., A lb an y, Oregon
tie ye lp e d ; he sprang to his feet an I ■ president o f the A m algam ated Foun
N . L. J e n n in g s M anager
Big Juggled fo r a second and was In
ran, bru sh in g aw ay the bees as he d ry com pany In Kansas C ity . I — ’
Im m inent danger o f fa llin g as he
went.
The woman laughed again. “ No, yon
turned to gaze iu am azem ent a t F re ck
M A G N E T O E L E C T R IC CO.
Y o ur eyes exutuii i d and a fine
, ’ L o vely n ig h t, a in ’t It? " he gasped c e rta in ly d on't look It," she answered
In the doorw ay.
In v e s tig a te th e new l ’re s to lite
p a ir of
sa rca stica lly to h im s e lf as he fe lt tbs "F o r goodness' sake, come In to the
B
a
tte
ry
prices
before
b
u
y
in
g
.
"Well— w e ll, w here d id you come
humps on every p a rt o f tils body. house, i 'l l het y o u 're about starved.
from?" he asked.
“ Gosh," He 8 zld to H im se lf W ith a
'B e a u tifu l n ig h t! D .ig g o n e lt! There
T o n e R e a d in g G lasses
\ \ orse than th a t—I'm fa m is h e d ."
"Came fro m the cave," F re ck re ^ u g e l ’ s fo b and Beauty Shoppe,
G runt. "T h e y T h in k I ’m a W ild
Is o n ly one th in g fo r me to do. and Brent answered.
L '
H o te l A lb a n y
plied w ith a g rin .
M a n i"
'h a t Is to keep n ioviug u n til m o rn in g ."
M a n ic u rin g , m a rc e l'in g , facial
in a fram e i f yo u r own choice
She lid him to the kitch e n , and as
"W h a t're you doing here?"
And p a ra d o xica lly w ith th a t state she busied h e rse lf w ith the b lsca lts
{.Miss I.a in p h ra r, operator
grunt, "they think I’m a real w ild
"Good la n d s I"
T h e voice o f Mrs.
ment
he
stopped.
N
ot
f
ifty
feet
fro
m
$ 6 to $ 7 . 5 0
man I"
and country-sm oked ham, and as
AVIlllams had broken In. "Y o u d o n 't
ID ian os !
P ian os ! ! Som e big
h im was a sm all house w ith a wood-
lie plunged fo rw a rd Into the woods
Thom as B re n t In te r busied h im s e lf
mean
to
te
ll
me
th
a
t
th
is
Is
the
won
*■
b
a
rgains
in
second
band
p
ia
n
o
s
,
one
died In the rear. W ith alm ost a shout
and sought Io regain the cave. A yell
w ith the very sutne delicacies, h«< to ld
d e rfu l boy you have been ta lk in g about $85, one $195; one $250. C a ll at
mi Ills lips B re n t sta rte d fo rw a rd
his sto ry, le a vin g ont w h a t d e ta ils he Goodness g ra cio u s me I I d id n ’t know
o r tw o from behind told him th a t the
D a ve n p o rt M u s ie House. A lb a n y
Then he hesitated.
men were at III on tils tru ll. He heard
thought were unnecessary. G ra d u a lly
J im m ie P h illip s was good fo r a n y th in g
'I
Ine
chance
I
’d
have
going
up
to
Ills word« censed ns Hie biscu its were
a sharp rep o rt from the re a r and a
except to catch craw dads and get lu to
p i 'L L M A N C A F E
lin t house nt tw o o’clock In the m orn-
singing som ething passed him.
pushed w ith g re a te r frequency be
m is c h ie f.”
“•
Good food. P o p u la r prices
ng covered w ith bumblebee bites and
A lb a n y , Oregon
"Good by. Thom as.'’ he consoled
ween his teeth, and he m eyely gurgled
Good fo r a n y th in g ? " M r. B re n t
’ W . F irs t
i b a thing s u it," he com plained.
He
him self. "T l.e y 're shooting al you."
now and then ns lie a I tem pted to end
snld
hea
te
d
ly.
“
W
hy.
th
a
t
hoy's
got
•crntched
Ills
head
th o u g h tfu lly .
up Ills story. T he wom an, weuk from
But on he went, dodging here and
m ore sense In a m in u te than most
T l i a t ’d never do, Tom . Y o u 'll have
A lb a n y
iiu g h ln g , sat on the opposite side of
there. Again and again he sought to
men have In years.
H e's gut more R O S C O E AM ES H A R D W A R E
o slei p In the woodshed. Ten to one,“
ihe tn l.le and gazed nt him . her hand-
lln d tlie entrunce tp the cave where
business Judgm ent, he's got m ore tact,
he
added
s
o
u
lfu
lly
,
“
th
e
y’ll
h
a
w
fifty
C re a m e r y
A s s o c ia tio n
on her hips.
he m ight lose h im se lf from the men
T he W in ch e ste r Store
he's got m ore d ip lo m a c y about him
oga and every one o f ’em w ill sta rt
who were fo llo w in g
I t was an ini
" I don 't know w h e th e r to ca ll you
than
h
a
lf
th
e
am
bassadors
ut
Wash
h a rkin g when you get there. Then
M an u factu rers of
possib ility. Bewildered, befuddled, he
die fu n niest man I ever saw In my life
Ington. W hy, M rs. W illia m s ," he con
soiin b o d y'll come out w ith a s lin tg iii
had lost a ll sense o f direction, and
the craziest lim n I ever saw In my life
eluded, le u n in g fa r buck and gazing
and till you fu ll o f buckshot and rock
b lin d ly dodged here sad there, any
or Hie most sensible man I ever an»
a d m irin g ly nt the boy. “ you d on't know
« lilt. Is n 't th is a lovely night, though
where. In the e ffo rt to th ro w tils pur
in I1B- life ," She said at last. "D o you
w hat an h o n or ft Is to have Freck In
"S till," B re n t added ns lie stn rle d
suers off the tru ll. A t Inst the cries
th in k It has done you good out here In y o u r fa m ily F* He tu rn e d q u ic k ly , " i
fo rw a rd , "w h a t w ould life he w ith o u t
f r r t n behind grew fa in te r. B rent real
W L. W R IG H T
rhe woods?*
heard h im say so m e th in g about an
a lit t le excitem ent? Tom , yo u're un
lie d th a t the p u rs u it was over. Slowly
" I w o u ld n 't a d m it It to any one else a u n t o f his th n t liv e d o v e r th is way.
old
fool.
You’
re
a
w
hopping
old
fool
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
he san't beneath a tree and gasped
hut yo u ." Thom as B re n t said from be
i But th is t ilin g 'll he f in n y when vou
but I never connected you tw o u n til
hack a pa rt o f tlie breath lie had lost
hind
a
b
u
lw
a
rk
o
f
b
iscu
its,
“
hut
It's
Just now."
o ne to look h a rk on It." He chuckle'
O. C. RO S S M A N , Local M anager
and lie rem ained there.
done me more good th a n -tw e n ty thou
I i lit t le b it at the thought. "B lam ed
Y e s; he's In the fa m ily ."
M rs
’aâdy A ssista n t
It seemed good to rest In tlie sun j If It won t. I t 'll he about the funniest
I f you e n j >y a gocxl meal
«and s n iiita rlu m s . a flock o f nurses
AA lllta in s laughed.
“ Som etim es I'm
A n d kn o w a good meal w hen v o ll get i t
a fte r th a t w ild chase. It was warm
and
n
w
hole
regim
ent
o
f
doctors.
You
! tilin g I ever had happen to me.
glad o f It, and som ethin's I'm s o rry
A
ll
c
a
lli
answered
day
or
night
Y
o
u
'll
be hack fo r y o u ’ l l n o t lo r g c t it .
and pleasant und co m fo rtin g . He al
"W e ll, they haven't got any dogs ought to see th is k id I'v e got. ||e'«
T h a t hoy enn he the gre a te st blessing
lowed Ills head Io sink low er and
Phone 255
Ihe wisest lit t le bend I ever ran up
PARAGON CAFE
; a fte r a ll. have th e y ? ’ Ue had reached
o r the worse t r ia l o f anybody I ever
lower. Al Iasi ho slept.
iiga.n t. I'm going to grow him up t>
Halsey, Oregon
i Hie w ood-he I and had opened the d mr
saw tu my life .
F reck, how's y o u r
When lie awoke It was w ith a sta rt
be general m anager o f my business.'
G E O M. G IL C H R IS T
ma ?"
m il rinsed It again In safety.
He
and the re a liza tio n th u t night was ap ' pawed a n xio u sly about In the darkness
"W h a t's his name?” asked the host
ALBANY
I
d
o
n
't
kn
o
w
I
h
a
ve
n't
seen
liei
ess.
broaching, th a t lie was liu u g rv , tiiu t
T ic k e t office Bell t in e Stage.
fo r th re e or fo u r days. Soon us Mr.
the w arn, a ir o f the day was d if f e r « ! !
‘ T
" ‘.V* " ? " " • "
"G o odne ss. I don’t kn o w ," Brent sn
i
. . i iiir r v iii | llf re lie f, lie found a pile o f sawdust
A lb a n y to San F rancis o, $15.
B re n t'll let me I'm going to ta ke her
fro m the cool a ir o f evculng. th n t lie
«wered. " I ca ll him Freck. Say. them
snd lay down. Then lie slept— slept la
to to w n and buy tie r a rug. S he'll he
v.us s till In the a ttire and decoration
b iscuits are good. W onder why thrn
REFEREE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
s jlt e o f the humps. In spite o f tlie hum
tic k le d ."
lie tu rn e d s h o rtly .
"H e re
c f II cross between n M alay sut age and
lou t cook 'em lik e th ia In hotels."
hlcbee stings— In spite o f e ve ryth in g
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
conics
M
r.
E
d
w
a
rd
s
."
he
said.
a FIJI Islander. He gro u n ln g ly rolled
H otels.' asked tlie wom an. " I l,
pursuant to an order of sale made and
at lo s c s t rate o f in te re s L
A ta ll young man had opened the
o \e r m id looked sto d g ily nt the moon
.»ou liv e In a h o tel?"
CHAPTER V II
entered in the Circuit Court of the Real Estate
gate and wna com ing s lo w ly down the
Insurance
“ tk'g g o iie II !' he hurst out whole
••Haven't live d In a n yth in g else sine«
State of Oregon for the County of P ro m p t set «ice. co u rte o u s tre a tm e n t.
w u lk to w a rd the house. As lie lo o ke d
hca rte d ly.
“ Doggone I t ! "
But the
I ra n rem em ber." I ’. ren t answered
Linn,
Dept.
No
2,
on
the
28th
Day
of
ill him M r. B re n t's fo r e lio n d gathered
There’s the Gamble
W m . B ain , w ilh Lane C o u n ty A b s tra c t
i ja e u la tto ii d d no good except to re
"W h itt k ii.d o f hum Is this?*'
April, 1927, ln that certain suit therein
In to puckers and lie s tra in e d Ids eyes
com pany, A lb a n y
th e sun was sh in in g when Thom as
».......... ....
I l l s o v e rc h a rg e d feel
"C o u nt, y cu re d ."
wherein Jesse B. Schroll, Annie M.
“ I'v e seen th a t young man lie fore
•ng». It brought t il, ii no nearer his
B le n t aw oke. W illi u reuse o f strun g
"G ihm I. Isn 't It? M ind If | ta ke an
Schroll his wife, and Clara L. Carlson
som ew here."
lie
aal.l to
h lm -e lf
«lollies. iio m in e r the cin e , no nearer
ness In Ids su rroundings, lie rulsed
Other slice?
F unny th in g how tlo
and C. E. Carlson her husband, were
“ Now w here was I t — w here was It? "
a n y th in g except the re a lisa tio n that
h im se lf amt looked about him. F or a co u n try gives a man n i l a p i w t l l r .
'
plaintiffs, and Emory Wallace Schroll,
LAW YERS
E d w n rd s reached tlie door
"H ow
lie was lost In tlie wood« In exceeding
lin im e n t lie could not understand.
never fe lt th is way In the c ity . I d o n '
Ruby Almon, H. L. Almon her hus
do you do. M r B re n t,*- he said c o ld ly
H dsey and R row nsrille
ly tliln « H ire and th a t It was going to
Then It a ll came back to him . F or a sup|M<-e yo u k n o w much about Hi
band. Pearl P. Sturgis, J. H. Sturgis
"H o w do you do ," answ ered Mr.
get ra th e r cool before m orning
moment th a t sense o f hum or w h ich
c ity , do youF*
Oregon
her husband, and George W Schroll
B re n t. “ 1 believe yo u 'v e got the best
had grow n In to hlg being In tlie Inst
"N o fool lik e ln „ tq to o l," he
“ D o n 't I? "
T he wom an laughed
and Ruth Schroll his wife, were de
o f me. Y o u r face Is fa m ilia r, tin t I
tw o weeks came upperm ost snd lie
grow led as he rose and stum bled
l i e hud both sides o f It. I came on
fendants. and appointing and direct
d on't rem em ber Just w here I'v e seen
langhed nt the th o u g h t o f w hat had
to w a rd an open space where the moon
here to get away from It snd I tilin '
ing the undersigned as sole refere" to
you
b
e
fore
.”
happened. Then Just ns suddenly his
lig h t made progress belter. " I ’ve gut
m going to s ta y ."
sell the real property hereinafter de
face grew serious.
“
I
guevz
n
o
t."
T
h
e
re
was
n
sort
to get th is era»..» mud o f f o f m e o r ( p
"W e il, maybe yo u 're rig h t. S till, th.
!■ uneral Director and Licensed
scribed, I, the undersigned referee will
"B e tte r w a it u n til yon can get out
o f sn ug ly coolness In E d w a rd s' m ice.
go Insane. I f I could And the creek
c ity's a p re tty good old place. I mad
on
Saturday,
the
4th
Day
of
June,’
Embaltner
o f th is th in g , T om B re n t, before you
" I w o rk e d fo r you o u ly fo u r y e a rs "
m aybe I could fo llo w it hack to the
up m.v m ind I'm going to s tic k out hen
1927. at the hour of One o'clock P M
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
do much la u g h in g ," he said.
"You've
"H u h I
T h a t so? F un n y 1 d id n 't
c««e or somewhere near It.
s ix ty days, and th e n I'm going hack
got a long way to tra v e l pet and you
rem em ber y o u ." M r B re n t said ns he of said day. at the front door of the
"T h a t Freck la a wise one," .Mr
1 ou re a feol If you d o ," the w o itia i
B row nsville, Oregon
courthouse at Albany in Linn County
don't know w here jo u are. You— "
put fo rth lit» hand "AVh.il d e p artm en t
Brent commented to h im self. "H a d
said
Oregon, offer and sell at public auc
Someone
was
sin
g
in
g
outside.
He
d
id
you
w
o
rk
In
?
"
sens« enough to stay In Hint brush
"W e ll, w hat am I going to do abou
tion to the highest bidder for cash
stepped to listen. H e trem bled a h it.
“ I was bead e f Hie « b n k in g de p art
and nut move, amt o f course they
my business?"
ln the manner requited for sale of
Someone w as s ln g in r, someone was
m ent. I sh ould say. M r. B re n l. th a t it
d id n 't th in k o f lo o kin g fo r h im There
"H o w much o f n business have yoi
real property on execution, subject to
w o u ld be a lit t le q u e tr th u t a man
approaching the woodshed, and w o rst
he Is rolle d up In Ids blanket, u ie e p
got? W h a t's It w o r th T'
confirmation of said court, all the fol
o f all. It was a wom an T a n k stricke n ,
co u ld w o rk fo r you fo r fo u r y e a r* and
v a tu i. and co m fo rta ble —co m fo rta ble.’
"W e ll. It s w o rth h a lf a m illio n
lowing real property, to-wtt:— All of
T ho m s* B re n t scram bled to Ids feet
you not kn o w h im ."
lie said slo w ly and w ith a s h h e r
The Am algam ated F o u n d ry com pany
L a u n d ry sent Tuesdays
Blocks 22, 39 and 40 of the City of
snd dragged h im se lf behind the high
“
There'»
»
o
m
e
tliln
g
to
th
a
t.“
M
r
ou kn o w ,” B ie n t said p ro n d ly
’’ llu h : there l« n 't any such c o n d itio n ’
Halsey in Linn County, Oregon al«o
Agency H u b C le a n in g W o rks
est p a rt o f the woodpile, leaving on ly
B re n t answ ered w ith a lit t le laugh
"H a lf a m illio n .
And y o u 'll prob
A shim m er In the distance re tu rn
beginning SO Ft West of the S W
hie head exposed.
" T o te ll th e tr u th , when I wa« in
• b ly go back and tr y to b d id It up t<
his eye and he plunged fo rw a rd , to t
The door opened snd a fo rm entered
to w n I b u rie d m y s e lf so m uch w ith corner of Block 38 in the City of Hal-
m illio n . Then when yo u 've b u ilt I
" d in g w ith s few trees now an J ’.hen
Lln" Count>- Oregon and run
F or a moment she bent low A llin g her
th e c o n tra c t end o f tlie buslne-« thut
up to a m illio n , y o u 'll he about alxt>
but i t la st te n kin g the creek wher
ning
from
thence North 720 Ft to the N O T J C E o f A p p o in tm e n t of E x e c u tr i
arm s w ith wood, then as she raised, a
I
sa
i
fo
rce
d
to
»
'lo
w
m.v
e!.tpj
•
ees
pi
ears old snd th e y 'll he p u ttin g you
w ith sh ive rin g teeth lie bathed ews« blank look came In to her face
county road. Thence West 123 Ft
Her
be taken care o f hy S ernttles. |'v a
In to a coffin snd saying nice th in g
N otice is hereby g iv e n that, the n o -
the b a le fu l mud and then ahlverlm .
3on’ h 720 Ft to a point due dersigned. by an o rd e r o f the C o u n ty
arms opened, the wood cla tte re d to the
been w o n d e rin g th e last week o r so
about you before th e y cover you u*
and tre iid i'ln g , sta rte d along Its bank« fleor, and she screamed.
o.
the
place
of
beginning,
and
w h e th e r I d id Hie r ig h t th in g "
C ourt ot I m n C o u n ty, O regon has Ix e n
w ith d ir t.
Then w hat w ill you d
In the hop,, o f rin ding the eave. The
Thom as B re n t sta rte d fro m behind
St 123 n t0 w in n in g , as ap p oiate J B x e c u tr ix o f the last w i l l an d
“ I h a rd ly ttilo k iou d, I ' Ed.vsrds
w ith y o u r m illio n ? "
a ir was g io w lu g colder, snd every It!
a 3 blocks are numbered, designated u s la m e n , o. R ,chard C ’ F a rw ri! d ^
tlm w oodpile then drew hack again
r e p llrd
T h e re had not been a snifte
M r B re n t »lam m ed lh « ta b le w ill
He w h ile Ere it w as forced to pause
r»on t run
he herged, " I won t h u rt
on bis face since he entered the house. and described on the maps and plat*
ope band a» he lifte d a b is c u it w it'
surt do a sh o rt but «nergetle war you
• s u i T r 7 Br e o * * i "?t C' “ n”
M ,d
D o n 't run p l-sse
I — why. I m
th e o th e r
"B y George. ' he «aid
I d F re ck and S ir s W illia m s were s ta rin g of said city of record In the office
d im e to keep the c h ille r out o f Ids harm less, he added " I'm worse th«n
of
the
County
Recorder
of
said
Coun
never th o u g h t o f th a t 1 M in d I f I have at litm .
tee Ii and th e tre m b le and s h h e r ou’ harmless. I can t move."
Ds’ ed and first published May 5
F re c k stepped fo rw a rd . " M r Brent ty
a n o th e r b is c u it? Say by the w a y ’
,.h« " £ r „ ; x h e r’ to U ”
Of Ills body.
FRANK RICHARD
The w o m an s face showed amaze
never asked you your nam e?"
Is th e ntsn ’ h a t w anted to see y o u ," 1927.
residence, about
"O g-go Ii, It a c-e-co'd.
he mat meut fe a r had le ft It. She w rs not
Sole Referee
he said. " H e w a n ts you to help M m
"M rs. W illia m s ." was tlie answer
n L in o
te re d io h im s e lf tim e a f.e r tim e
"1 an e ld e rly eom an
Tuzslng it Timing Attys for Plffs.
She was Just be
out w ith a o m e th ln g ."
"Oh!" T here was s tone o f d’ r ' p
Hewitt 4c 8ox.
w ish I cou'd find flin t c-c-cave "
<U?UA*pril. n*7. pulI,,hed
2,th
tw lx t and between, es Freck w tu ld
E d w a rd s laughed a lit t le h arshly
p ilin 'm e n t In M r. B re n t's voice " I —
Attys for Dft;
-• He ttorped wiyi the usicrtica and hgvg g a jj. Pe r i l . th e p g y have been
Emory WaUate
—UXfiught you d id n 't hg'.e any hn
C-/ ID any^^/ireC lO ry,
E
GoàluiW Back
M. & J. CAFE
M eals
George William Wright
ATTORNEY AT LAW
F. M. French & Son
Jewelers and Optometrists
LINN BUTTER
and Buyers of Eggs
A Farm ers Co-operative
Creamery
FARM LOANS
TUSS1NG & TUSSING
DELBERT STARR
A
Modern
Barber Shop
A BES PLACE
(Continued on page 5)
Schroll et «I.
T u t « » - ? * T * rWel1' E ’ w n t r i « a fo re s a id ,
lusssrg A raising Atty* for E a r * .