aeeepieu toe aiiuanon. I # » Went n*eg
to the girl.
"Joyo#I Joyce, thirling !”
*'t»h. I,**, I can't b***r It. I thought
I could, hul It » lui po» «Ibi*. oh. lak*
me away, l.vel
Ih Ip me pow, aa
you olTered lo help me on Hi* rung«,
though » * can n«t*r lie unylhlng In
each oilier. Take me »oioewhere lo
aafely, where I m*i*d never »*••• that
man again, or think of Idm. or of this
place, or or *ver reioemlier anything
nt th* pnst.”
Mil* elung lo him, nohldng In terror
aynl Imiellneiui.
I .«•*, holding her,
rnl»*il her hand» to Id* Up*.
"Jttyee, ihare*t. I'll do aa li* prie
po»‘ », then. I'll »how him Hi* mine,
and then I'll lake you awn y aomewhore
aoiith. where yon need never think of
Idm or of Hila place again. Amt It
that wrelehed murrine* can't he an*
Bulled, I’ll |*e ri.iilenletl to lie your
brother for Hie re»t of our live», dear.”
lie tiling Ihe door open
llnlhway
wa» alamNng uaeaatty In loud ||, and
J
Covrii* kt kl W il i liok'MOlk
> s ^
W N U »«i
l**e felt pretty aure lhal he had been
trying to ll»ien with Id* eur lo tli* III-
(C ugU nuw l from ln »f vvttak I
And »udii my . .ni* Hie aoutnl nf Uillng jiimli.
"I'Ve ill « Idl'd |o accept your profttv
Joyce, »vie iiilng within Hie liouae.
alHon. It Mill liny," »aid In—.
'"Ih*
T h e i * • aiuc the |ml»e of a 'druggie,
CHAPTER XVI
Kv it ti.» l.ee turned« Joyce waa run term* ar«« lhe»e: I guarunlee nothing
nlng uloiig Ho* |iu»B>IKU toward the , aa to Hie mine; merely to eondui f you
Jo y c e or a Gold Mine
lhair. lu-t’iiiii) I.te lle glhh'd away to Hie place w here I’olly worked for
gold.
I'll »how you the «urrel en*
into Ho* »l uih'Wa
t.o* illil Bui g a nn far •* Hi* fori »f,
Joyce lloilg Ihe d air ujun; mid then 1 1 ranee. Thin la«ly will necoinpany ua,
wtili-H limiiml mil of III* iil»t«n «« bo-
rnH '1 lhr rl.U.-« nf lirn’irii around |l* llaHiway enugtit her from behind nnd and yon will l«nv* your men lieldnd.
•v un ; her li n 1 tow ini him. Ilia Muck 1 And we ll go unarmed,"
»n ilfil town* UlH* ilUnuum mv.iy, tin
“ Hul I »hull carry Sir. Anderson’#
III llm |irli*n('* nlriull had *1 lie Tin n heard hung mer her face.
|d»tol," Joyce Int« -rpuseil nilmly, "and
''lutti lue ! l ‘lime lo n i«!”
In* nont quietly lmi*k tiiwnril th* lug
I »hall ace Hint tho lerma ore fairly
Joyce een»«*d y«> «fruggì*.
ll nun*.
“ ti* re!" unaiviTod !»•*. and du»hed carried out,"
I.lglil* Imrnod Inald*. A *lrl|i of
Rnlhway allot a look of hatred at
rlnlh Inn! Inin |i|nm**l liefnr«* th* win*
her. "I've no objection to Hint either,"
<1ow of Hi* Inry *-1 room—ill* on* In
he anaweml. shrugging ble «Imidilera
which I « » limt oniii|>*d »till Juyrt* for
Uotirhnlnnilv.
■ lirl*f hour iifion lh »l aft*r»i<>«>n of
"A l aunrlre, Mien-—” !,«*« began.
tholr nrrlvnl Till* m i Ih* room Hint
At sunrise? Oo<t, in,in. do you *tip-
I.** I i * i | ■p|iwi*it in hi» mind for Hn'lr
I |>o«e I'm go ng to wait lili »me I
ncrtipaocy during Hmlr brief hnni-y-
, about<‘<l llaHiway.
He tia«k .iff Ida
moon.
i bolt containing ht» platol, nod Inbl It
Ilut not Hui l*«»t tpaiin twl»led
««n Ihe lk«a. "We'M »tart at on**e,"
!<*•'• fur* nt ih* r*nllMI|ou Mint nn*
!*•* blinded Joyre hi* platol. then,
olli*r had *U|i|ilalil«d him In limt rr*
going Into tlie r«»oo. ••*flngulaho«l Ih*
I ii II oii *I i I| i with Joy o*.
The«»- nr*
j candle, lirought It out, and ailppi <| If
■out* phoa** of «mutlna an fan»* Hint
j Into hi» pocket. ami Mm timo* * 'l out
th«y a|i|<aar to noutrallxe dim iw lvrt
! Ira mediately. IVIo-n they renelird ilia
by d*airoylug lhair own nmnlfi-ata*
na'klng alón* I*ee tm.ked back, »cun
lloM.
»
ning Hi* country enrefully In ra««>
I .**■» *xpr**»l»n ■howml not Hi*
Hathw ay'a aide* wore fol'ow leg Hi. ni.
amnllrat ilmrlatlon from th* nornml
■lie bail <*xpt.'«'l'"l >readier}, but H wna
now It «■> quiet. ilt*|>*»«lo*i ii*. nnd
■ quite Inilmmllde for any »py to n|e
very ndd Moftly I,** aiq>m«i«'h*<l Hi*
j itrooeh n«nr enough to dlac«iii‘r tho
window and. M in ii I ii *, b»»k«d to*tWi**n
1 entran*'«* under the »ton,- without I h »*
•h* frani* and Hi* mrtaln of rloth.
Ing oba>*rve<l, na llnlhway liud lilue
Tli* window on l|^* »Id* had n pi*«-«*
: wdf dlac«tvere«l during Ida year» of
mlaalng out of ih* conur. »nd nvrr
frolli«*»» «*ffori lo ffdlow old I'elly ; and
th* Hill* gap » oiih * on* lind p «»tnl a
there waa no alga of Ihe three,
pl*o* of paper Willi the Iwtrrl of h|a .
, It «weurred to l i e , Im lilrt, that
rlrt* I* n * i|til»Hy nmd* a »mnll hoi*
llalliway waa not likely to wl»h Hie
In It.
I entrato'* to Hie mine to lie known lo
Fmm thor* h* could mlch gllmp«-* ;
any of hla uld«*.
of ih* two itriin1«
H* hoard Iholr
Hathway wna l«Hvktng uneaally about
vole*#. II* wu» In no hurry. II* »a #
blm. "It'a In the gorge, then ?" lie
walling llll ih*> *htta* to llnlali tholr j
muttered. And. throwing off all pr>-
■«uaverastlun Tlo'n, in duo Hut*. Ilttlh*
ten»e of i-i ncealoi. nf. ••Tliepe'B no way
way would aland In a lino with Ida I
“ H »re!" Anvwrrrd Laa, and Cashed down. I’ve walked rmind and round
atghl* and h* would Utah* an *n<l y»f
Hla Plata late Rathway** Fee*. Sand the «I—«1 pini»' a tinnì-and Minea."
him
I I.«»- tilted lia«k I I k * atone and alinivod
Ing Him Staggering.
And (he wild turmoil In to-«'» heart
Hathway the hole lietu-atli It. Itnlh-
■earned div or **d from hi» hraltt, which
Iti» R»t« Alito Ualiiway's face, sentimi; wny »lured ut It In a inn lenient, ulter*
mu I no*) lmpu»«lv* mid cold mid
hlm »taggriing.
Ing nn «Mill nt the »tone came hack
■leu ly ■■ Ih* plae* of mm*lianl«m In
Hutliwny liowb-d and felt for Iti» Into ooatttou
hi* hand#.
pl-tol, l,ir su» iipoii hlm. plnmiilux
Kulliway a tide* grew louder. I.**
T » bo conliuueit next u«>ek)
hi» arma tu bla aides, l»*f*«re he (« ulti
*u* III* htttx-hod Jlgur* goatleulallng,
druw il. tlut l<athwa>'s meli rana
th* tiuwr on llnlhway'« faeo. I.o*
htirryln:- nl.'iig Ibi- p.i- «ce. In att In-
___
draw a hand. II* might aa wall rad
sA.,ut Hiete wus a (urloua m«l«**« l i - «
Ih* tiuatnaaa aflar all.
• ri|>i•• «I i»< r a leg thrust ««ut. M I bear*
Ilut Iwfor* I *•■•'■ linger llghtanml on lly iip« n bis tiai'k, unti struggled In
Ih* lrtgg<*r. a hand upon Ida shoulder <um nii.br Mie welgbt <>f hla four n<l-
■undo Idm leap to hla foci and atari veranrle*.
up, Ida rifle rluldied, ready to »trike
New York.—A now era lies ahead
tjnlekly he waa mklctHl t« belpbes-
lie Hinugtd Until way'« nun hod »ur-
ne««, li!» limila bel«l llrnily. .Momeniar for agriculture because H now com
prlaeit him.
ili he «eaaed tu struggi*. nur»ing bis niaods Ih* best economic thought of
tha busluesa world directed on Its
Ilut to hla amototnenl It wu* a »tn ngth for a more vlolent effort.
prim* requirements of b«ttcr dlstribu
woman atnndlng at liln «Id *; then In
Ile b.oke'l tip Ititi« Ih* gtlimiti- fa«-«*»,
(Ion and murk« ting, Presldeut VV C.
that cloaked and hooded Itgurv that
nl Hntbway, «tumtlng nver hlm. leer- tlordon of tbe Slat* Hank Division.
confronted him h* raroffnlM’d (¿»loll*
Ing. ana» ouistrelclitNi, gn-plng far American Hankers Association, do
once more.
hri'Mtli and c»n«>‘lou»n*»«.
claies In a recent communication to
Rh* limkod al Idm fixedly; »lie n an
Hntli'vni I’11" ''...... .
und m a t - | ^
thlrteon thousand member, of
deeply agitated, and caught at hot (
ef.»l tu-e. "I"terre ! Mhorty! Krnmerl tba division 11 » socks to «nllst their
brim Hi hoforo nlie waa aide to Bud her I
You'rv wltne-se» that jou saw ibis Interest In the work of Improving the
volet*.
muti *t>ylng outsbte tlil» liutisb." -
marketing of farm producta.
“ You fool!" ahe axcffilmed hirtorty, '
'1 iM-y asscnted.
PleiTe grlnn«ui.
"The farmer today flods blmself
"Ton fool! You had her In your timid»
Mbnrty sw-nre. upnt, and arowled. nnd far removed from his consumer cus
and you lei Jtru Knthway take her
Lee saw thè hnlf-healed nenr of lila tomer by a long Une of Intermediate
an ay from you! You couldn't liolil
plslnl butt up««n hla check.
agencies, which often leave him In a
her—and now I come upon you to And
"Ymi »nw bini iiisaitlt ma.” Huthwny position of disadvantage os an In
you pinnulng n cold-blooded rownrdly
rtmtlnucd. "Well, Antlerauo. I guess dividual producer,'' Mr. Oordon says
murder—you. a policeman!"
If I choose lo s I iim M voli lite tbe «log "It Is. therefore, not strange that ho
At that eomothln; broke In I*»-'»
)« u are, thè Inw wmildn't tinte n.neh shonld seek to npply to agriculture
hourt. The renlliuiHon of Hie a*t lie
tu say nl.oiil H. Hill DI b<> re.'isotuiMe. those principles of production and
planned came over Idm. lie would have
• ¡et back to your (jnarlers!" he »nurled distribution fouud successful In lu
killed llalhwny a* heeillmuily on any
tu bis aldi'*, and thè thrve meli In dustry. Ills rightful ambition t* lo
blootlt Idrnly foro»t l«-u»l.
Ilut I'.»-
surprl • l'elea»«'d l.o* and went down make, where feasible, a general ap
telle'» referenri* to Hu* police touched
plication of succetaful business ex
III« |MM*ugi*.
Ida pride.
I.«— Uapiil lo hi* f«»’ t. confrontlng perleoce to the marketing of agrlcul
lie let the rill* drop, grounding the
Halli" #) ..... lutely, hut puxr.leil Itili li- lural products Commanding the best
hull.
economic thought of the business
“ I.lnten lo whut pv* got to tell you. wuy belìi litui i-«iverr<l.
“You »mi-» unni my wlf* mlgbty 1 world, agriculture undoubtedly »lands
law*. I love hint. l>o you mulerntand
In
lanl tu come tuiek lite n fux nt niglit on the threshold of a new « r ^
Hint? I auppoa- you think II’« not my
lion nf fantastic panucoaa. agrlcultur
In
tho
liuti*
uf
pli'klug
lu-r
tip
iunior
naiine to love. Hut It 1«! It waa yoti
al welfare— which, after all. la tho
who couldn't hold my love. J hated my nu«e, Anderson," «al.l KnthWity. I Nation'* welfare bag need of a sane
and ileaplaMl you. 1 never knew how "Well. l'tn a business muti, nnd I long range program that la al once
inueh I loved .liiuien Htilliwny till I gues» nn>uno onn gel iimvu nn.iHiiitg' practical, constructive and econonil
found util how much I lulled you that Ile wiints If he wnlit» It limi enuugli tu cally sound "
morning when you cum* lo our enitip be ivi II Ine to pny thè plico for H. i
He goes on to call attention to the
May he y«m can gol lior nt tlio prtea.
ami »truck him down an treaebunmely.
‘ "long view program suggested for ag
Anderwm.
"Oh. ye». I have love and paaalon.
rleultural distribution" at Washing
"IVIly'a gold mino helongs to me
and conetancy In my nature, l.ee An
ton by the Agricultural Conference,
under
tho
Inw.
Mite
tolls
me
yuu've
ileraon. It wn« only you who euultln'l
urging study of It.
ftiuml It and ntv holdliv; tho sm-rot
draw them out I"
Her. voice waa vlhrant, hourue with of It. All righi. Tho prhv Is IVIly'a
CO-OPS
gold mino. The woinun for thè mine.
pnaalon.
“
Wlint
d'you
«ay
to
that,
Anderson?"
"Thitl girl will make a fool of you
There are many small co-operative*
too. I .re Andernon. Jliat aa I did.” *h* Haltiwny wns Ireiiddlng wltlt oacer- throughout the United Statea, ban
nefts " I »vii» "tlllng to overlook ilio dllng wool, peanuts, watermelons,
erletl. ''You'd I h * made u fool of any
post nnd tnke lier luick, l'Ut If sii* strawberries, beans, syrup, and other
when*, by any woman!"
ducMi't wunt me unii dm « »vnnt .voti, I » v n f l t i r f * »
T K «
g n v o r n m o e l
e u n u rlg
Ilut her tvords p:i»eed l.ee hy Ilk«
guess I onn't h«d«l h-r ngnlnst lier wlll, (nut there are at least lti .000 local co
th* wlmL
operative
organisations
In
the
United
Ru I' ih rrndy lo tatto my mino tnstead
"I could have killed you that nfhrn
States
The Iowa Fleece and Wool
and
dose
Ilio
hnrgaln.
Wlint
d'you
sn.v
Ing, n* I could kill you now, only—I
Orowers' Association does an annual
love Janie» Hathway. And he'll love to It. Anderson?"
bustnesa of |2.SS«.t59; the Ohio Sheep
Lee suapoeted som* trlck, but tlio
tne again when you tnke this new nl
and Wool Orowers, fl.600.0tM); the
trnrtlon away out of hla alghl, whore nnvlety on Hnthwny's faro, tho troni- Oregon
wool
growers,
$500.000;
hItile
tene«
of
hi»
volo»'
*tiow«*d
that
he can't find her. I thought you'll ,ot
while the New York. Texas and South
li!»
niurico
wn«
n
atmnger
pas»luti
away hut here you ura, buck «¿¡tin
Dakota Associations are said to be
tlmn timi fer Joyeo. And. dcoplto tho handling about a quarter of • million
with her, m il nil the work'» got 'o h,
vllenoss uf ilio propositi, l^-o roallsml dollars' business each.
done over again.
tlu’ t In nu otlier wny enuld Jnriv lio
"I waa crouching near, and I over
»nT«'!!.
henril your dialogue, you anti »In*, and
Ho know tlmt oven thon Rnthwny
the prleal, and Jnmen llalliway. You wns i‘utiteiii|iliillng treneliory. hot tliero
Slant lining to bed?
gave her up the woman you love -
wns nutlilng elso In dn. If ho refusivi,
I til Mg
Naw. I’m just undress-
been line alie'd atooil up before the altar
nnfhtvny wotild shunt litui In enlit ing In see how 1 look in my
with the man »lie halt'd and called
bloud nn«l ilio Inw wmild Insllfy hlm.
II V. I t.'g.
heraelf Id» wifi*. I'd hold the woman
“ I must s|>onk to Miss Pelly flr-t."
t loved, were I a limn, minlnat llod
"Thoro's n" Mia* IVIly boro." Hnlh
lllm-elf. and all ilia cohorts!
ivny annrleil " ! f you iivh n Mrs. Uniti-
Judge- Hnve you ever
"Oh, If only I could Unit word» lo «ny, \«ut mn baio tiro unuiitcs' mlk
been
hurt you. l.ee Andcraon, to pierce that
up before me?
olili ber lo moke up your iiiind. And
'lough akin of yotiral Hut I havi n't
Aroused—I’m sure I tin noi
time. I.lnten lo me, now! You dosi’l 'f ' i «1 n'I ''copi, ni try u .)' tilcl.g know.
W'hnt time do you get
■
i
n.
,
li)
Inai
cn.
Il
.«
yi
i
r
l.iit
hnve lo eoinndt murder to get her.
up?
You find, you hi Inti fool, »hall I tell minrie !"
I.e.' n- 'tdi'd, lon’t Juyi ' liy l! e fu- i,
you?''
“ A man’s crazy to marry five
Mho laughed with tnitntlng fiicn.ul* »rii dr i-. Ilei- ln,i.', tlte runtn. It .f’l-
ut or six limes," remnrked
I It a
"Mlinll I tell you, l.ee Anderson?" »lie wnj stomi in Ilio doorv. ny, co
lilin wlth bis platol. Imi I
rela ted •
i i i ’ Uy th ou gh tfu l man. "H e 's e n try to
d u «U (lit door on. him. und Hull.",.» nm rry onCf .« g ro w l(.d , hc cynic j
i
H ie
Freélmder/
B y " V id o r l$oniis$©aii
NEW ERA FOR
AGRICULTURE
WHEN SIGNALS AR" SET
I t 0 ì »4 fct
STRAIGHT TALKS
WITH AUNT EMMY
Danger Sign« Given by Banker«— Petn’e With Money
ON T H E SO UND O F W ORDS
to Invest Warned Agair st Way; !i : . j l i —The
Lure of “Eiay Money."
thing to hay It all dopaada on tha
soundness of tho company and not on
th# aonad of tha word 'dabrnt ira/
As tor th* company desert bed in tbla
leuar. I goat know anything about It.
do yoa?"
admitted Holoa reluctantly,
" I 4* not know a thing. After what
yoa hara told me I wish I did. How
do yoa suppose I eaa gad oat who
and what thsy are?"
"There Is nothing eaalar than that."
rajntaed bar aunt. "AH you have lo
Ao la to go down to th# bank aad a k
them to give yoa a report oa tho
Blank
Manatacturlng
forporatloti.
They wlll be glad to look Into thla i . j T
you sad will give you some really
good advice If you waat tu Invest yo..r
money la something safe. Never hes
itate about talking to yoar banker
abont your financial affairs. He 1»
willing to kelp 70 a at any time."
"Aunt Emmy," isM 11*1«*. M u llsg
h«*v b latter. " I n i l yea to toll mo
If you wore an rnffineor <»n a n ilroad you would not in what you think of thla aa aa lwv*#V
moot for that money I bava la tho
tentionally patot «ufety niifnaln set ayain.it you. To tho experi bank."
Aunt Emmy adjuated bar «poo-
enced inventor there ure uimilai aigiialu for saioj£uarding hiu in- tael*» aad raad the lattar carefully.
vcatmenU. »Stiine of the.se sign yf daitper, isau I hy the Public
"1 aao," aha remarked, "that yoa ora
Service Committee of the S’ate Bank Division, American offered debentara bonds In tha Blank
Bankers Association, in conjunction with the Better Busineas Manufacturing forporation-----"
“ Tan!” cried Helen, Interrupting
Bureau, are briefly indicated here,
IlMl KgTiHN*— It la *a»y to promla* | A ll boiu*t loctintiM
aecurilic* dealer* unite la her. “That's what mahes me think
an abnormally high rate of dividend», warning the iu vt.lor to buy on th* so wall of IL A debenture bond must
or largo market profit», to prospective partial-payment plan only after mak be bo safe!**
"Wbjr do j o a s * 7 thmtr Inquired
inv«»tor». Heavy rinks usually ai com ing sure of the fu—ncial r> »ponsibility
pany such lure*. They aru Ua> otuo and »tanding of the firm with which Aunt Emmy. "What, exactly, la a de-
BANKERS HELP
beat ure bond?”
th* rhiaf talking points of financial ho doe* business.
Helen
hesitated
while
Aunt
Emmy
charlatan».
>,
Fierce County Bankart Associa
T hk Aci't/o. to P u u cb icc—A chief
t'UOMINCVT N a M t t — Promoters stock in trsdu of the unreliable pro looked at h*r with a twinkle In her tion. Wisconsin, have sent a boy a d
eyas.
Than
ahe
»taramered
aomethlng
know that the name» and cmiorsc- moter is oiuinfei motion which playa
a girl to th* week'a Short Coarse t
OM iit« of »uccvuful men carry w<»ight. upon th«' prejudice» and emotion* of about security.
tbe University of Wisconsin, all ti e
"Now, child,’
admonished Aunt banks skating In tbe expense. Th#
They ur* often used without authr.ri prospects. This style of promoter
ration. The prudent investor will look point» oat kuppx j;d “ evila" and "spe Emmy, "don't get flustered It's vary Asso«datJoD la active la boys’ and
bay olid name» and will I n v e s t i g a t e . cial
___ ______
_ _ ______
__ world
______ simple. When you buy a hood, what girls' club work.
privilege*"
existing __
tn the
ever H la called, you loan yoar money
Tu g "(¡Rot: Nti Kurou" An oppor-
“ high ft'namm.”' ’"Hamgy lifgu’ thmt
to tho company putting out tha Bonds.
Baton County. Michigan, hankers
tumty to “ g.*t In on the ground floor- hla venture is a ta«rr man a proposh
often turn* out to be th* same sort Hon, free from the “ large underwrit Tho word debenture cornea from tba sponsored an enthusiastic dairy alfal
Latin
word
'debeo.'
which
means,
aa
fa meeting at Charlotte As a direct
of opportunity which the proverbial ing profit* which the big fallows get.
you should know if you remember
spider extended to the fly.
Usually such sellers endeavor to your schooling. ‘I owe.’ Now, then, if result of the last campaign. 2 ,o»o
acre* of alfalfa have been added A
I n s ii « 1 n nniMATioN—.“ Inside tljw’ throw suspicion on others to divert it
you lend someone money, you would couaty-wld* bovine tuberculosis eradi
are usually expensive pieces of misin from themsel
expect security unless th* chtrscttr cation campaign la being conducted
formation. When used as "confiden
F al I b S ensk or S ec u m ty —"R eal of tbe borrower was so high that you
with every assurance that th* county
tial Information” to Influence U m estate— the safest security on earth
would feel safe merely In bolding hla will be on the accredited list this fall.
■mall investor they are generally of
is the type of slogan under which at L O. U. In tbe case of a debenture
Three caw testing associations hava
spurious character.
times unscrupulous operator* en bond yoa are loaning money on a bees organised.
T he F ictitious A pvanc « — Profes
deavor to unload property on persona company's L O. U. Th* company of
sional promoters often arbitrarily ad
who want to make an investment, but fering you debenture bonds does not
Richland County Bankers Associa
vance the prices of the shares the}
not a poor »¡ «-eolation. Experienced pledge or mortgage any property to tion, North Dabita. Is one of th#
sell as their campaigns gain headway
opinion, supported by impartially- «-cure tbe bonds.
county associations which baa or
to create buying excitement and in
gathered facts, forma the only basis
" i f tho company Is In good stand ized to carry out the work of
«
due» new buyers to get in before th<
upon which to buy real estate, espe ing. has a high credit rating and la boys' and girls' clubs and the "all
«
next rise. Such price advances ar
cially when you cannot see it before making money, a debenture bond is a on every farm" project. Tbla progr
artificial, usually employed merely b
you buy.
good Investment. If the company la was adcp'.cd at a State banker-farm«*
“ sfa-cd up” the unloading of shares.
M i n i . no F a 14 -AC 1 £S — Many mining *uak a debenture bond la a risky meeting at Fargo t* February.
T he Trici'lloN E C an v a » s — Irre
sponsible vendors find it easy to work ventures are honest but fail because
over the telephone to victimise incau the promoters arc unable to finance
CALL FOR BIOS
and two miles south o f Recii-
terns Investors. The enutiou* investor
through to a success
Bids will be received by the ville.
will not enter int* securities transac ful conci union. Many other mining
W. P. Brooks, Clerk o f Dis
Reboot
tions by telephone unless he per on f promotions are not good prospects al- Ibrard o f Directors o f
Adv c 32-:i:J
ally knows with whom he is dealing though they may be represented as District No. 60 for a basement trict No. 60.
such. I f a »null inventor wishes to
T he UN»Ki.ri8ii I’ homothi — Tb
lo
be
placed
under
the
school
promoter who “ gives his services” lr. bay rai ling stocks he can do so by hou.«e ami other repair work on
organising a company or as an ofl'.cei purcharing securities of established
■ lie building.
o f it and advertises that he does so : mining companies with records of
substantial earnings aad o f dividends
Plans and specifications may
will bear watching.
be seen at the Hazeldale Store,
T he iRBEsro.NsiBix G uakantee - Jr regularly paid to stockholders.
responsible sellers of securities oftei. | O il R isks — T o almost every one four miles west o f Beaverton
"guarantee" certain profits, or ever come opportunities to speculate in oil
that they w i" buy back shares wht n schemes. Very often such offerings
When Back Hurts Flush You
the purchaser wants his money are miirepreaentcd. Usually they are
Kidney* as You Clean
sheer speculations, all the risks being
I’ roraises of this nature are me 1 * t
Your Bowels
create confkietire and to lull saspu «in taken with the stockholders’ money,
They should indicate to the pro | «v- while the promoters pay themselves
tive purchaser a special need to in handsomely through stock sales, com
missions, salaries or "organization ex-
Most folks forget that the kidne) .
vestigate.
like Ibe bowels, sometimes get slump i
“ U kobcanieation " and M ekcut — j pens s.” The investor who desires to
Nobody Can Tell When You
and clogged and need a flushing occ .-
Unsuccessful eom|>anie» forced int buy mining or oil securities should get
Darken Gray, Faded Hair
sionally, else we have backache and d;
“ reorganization" often call u . k >: facta and experienced opinion as to
misery in the kidney region, seve:
W ith Sa^e Tea
atockholders for new funds. Response ; issues o f establ:-hed, successful oil
headaches, rheumatic twinges, torp 1
companies. Even the legitimate min
to such appeals often means mer el
liver, add stomach, sleepier ¿nevs an i
all sorts of bladder disorders.
throwing good money after bad. A ing or oil business is speculative and
Grandmother kept her hair beauti
You simply must keep your kidne, i
conspicuously fraudulent device ha depenils for profits upon a sound com fully darkened, glossy and attractive
active and dean and the moment >c t
been the “ merger,” by which a ne\- bination of properties, organization. with a brew «*i Sage Tea and Sulphur.
feel an ache or pain iu the kidney
company trading up«*, fapsh proc finance* and management.
Whenever her hair took on that dull,
region begin drinking lots of water.
perts and promises, takes over th
I nvention D a t n o m — The gener faded or streaked appearance, this sim
Also get about four minces of Jad Saits
assets of an unsure—ssful venture rui
al public too often believes that large ple mixture was applied with wonder
from any good drug store here, ta
issues new st»ek for old, provided the profits are to be gained through pat ful t fleet- By asking at any drug store
a tablespoonful in a glass of water be
shareholder pays 26 per cent or so in ented processes or devices. Inven for "Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com
fore breakfast for a few days and your
pound.” yoa wilt get a large bottle of
kidneys will then act line. This fan. i.v
cash.
tions are a fascinating means for this old-time recipe, improved by the
salts is made from the acid of gr ip .
T he P aettal -P a ym e v t P ij in —T h;
separating inexperienced investors addition of other iugrjdicnts, all ready
and lemon jnice, combined with tit!:..,
helpful method of selling securities from their savings. Even when prac to use, at very little cost This sim
and is intended to flush clogged ks
has been much abused. People vdi
tical from a marketing and manufac ple mixture can be depended upon to
neys and help stimulate them to ac ti
prefer to buy securities out of tliei.' turing standpoint, patents are usually restore natural color and beauty to the
ity. It also helps neutralize the aci
hair
weekly or monthly earnings, ar. only moderately valuable. The small
in the urine so they no longer irrit .c.
Well-known
druggists
say
everybody
sometimes victim - d hy vendor of investor cannot afford to take an “ In-
thus helping to relieve bladder di -
uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
orders.
stoeks which have little or no value. I vent ion Ci.anca” with his funds.
pound now because it darkens so natur
Ja«l Salts is inexpensive; ma' <
ally and evenly that nobody can tell it
delightful effervescent lii! !. water drink
has been applied—it's so easy to use,
which everybody should i We now a:. !
too. You simply dampen a comb or
lunttal to Uu- run : rnr.ed.
P keep their I ! idneys elea
len to help
dea .
then
soft
crush
and
draw
it
through
your
. "Jlui." lie said, “ you m e how H is;
A well-known local druggist says he
hair,
taking
one
strand
at
a
time.
By
»ells lots of Jad Salts
ns v
that old woman Is ««'t in her ways.
Bq tRUtU S COBB
morning the gray hair disappears; af
lieve in trying to correct kidney trouble
What's the use of wastin' tiny more ter another application or two, it b re
while it is only trouble. By atl mean v
W h a t Aunt Myra D e a irc d
lime on her? He sides, it's hut us tlie stored to its natural color and looks
have your physician examine your kid
They brought u ilarky out of the Jail devil out here and l ought to lie giftin' glossy, soft and beautiful.
neys at least twice a year.
In u North Carolina I mn with inletil on home to dinner. Just hold still a
to hung him tor murder. This in lr -e«»iii'I bin] we run have this all over."
the day when capital punishment ua
"Mr Tifcus." jM.lilusi .Jim. “ lenirne
publicly Inflicted. A* n »pcclul mark see e f I still tain’t soTen dat nigger
of uttentlon the widow of the nulr ler- woman's stony heart. I.ady," he crlial
cr's victim wns pcrmlttol to wllu - out.."wid toouty nigh my «lyin' bve'f I
bhgs you fur Jest n word. I a n't
tlie evi'nl trim u |»w!lh>n o f wild igi
d lrc lly facing the gallows. She had hi , lu' no ran’ dat eon’ll fergire tee.
had a Mirt of sinal 1 giundstand riirTed out won't von tdf-r«e ma'am, jest sji k
AUTO TRUCK AND LIVERY SERVICE, DAILY TRIPS
to me an* t«dl me what’a in yore suat! ?"
up nn»i she hud de«'<.ratt«l it with Imut
TO PORTLAND
And now she did spiflk. She m<>-
Ing. und when the uian-li to the »«•sf-
FURNITURE
AND PIANO MOVING
fold start!»), »here -h«' ¡«it In n while Hnaed with her fan as though It b ’d
been a baton of authority,'and In im-
luother-hubhurd w rapper gently a;-<
Ofllces: Beaverton, Corner o f Watson and First St.
potient t«»a*s she said:
luting a paludeuf tun, fluiike«l and «ur
Portland. I $8 Front St.
“Us on, nigger, git hung— git linn:!"
ruuiid«‘d hy relatives, hiviled friends
(k«|«irrJ*ht
by
iheCVnlr»!
Prm
A
«»«I«'M
)
Phones:
Beaverton,
5! on I I .
Portland, Main 35J0
and «l«l«•r no tuher« of tier lodge.
The prcllmlniirh went forward nc
wniing to the ritual. When the con
demned hud I hh 'U property trus-wd ni>.
; t
with ihe n*K»ie daiuUns alioiit bis tieclc.
the »herlff. holdtn«; the tiiiok cop lu
hi» hand, edged up to him and «aid :
We Give Green Trading Stamps
F or In isn ts and Children
“ Well, Jim, we're about ready, if
you've got anything to say, I reckon
tills would be n mighty goml time to
Always bear«
w y it."
the
"Yu*, suh." anld the doouicil. "I has
got sump'll to *ny. I jest wants to any Sifnaturs of
dat I Is fully rc;,ential fur w hut I don*.
I taken It to de I-nwd In prayer an' I
knows It's all right wid Him. I list
de Jed go w’icb tried and de persecutin'
attorney, an' de foreman of de Jury ef
they bom me any grudge, wlch, one
und nil. they sold they did not. An"
now I kin go right straight to hehheu
an' nestle In de hos. to of l ather Abra
ham ef only I kin git de forgiveness of
tint nigger lady siltin’ vendee—de wife
of de mnn I kll't."
He lifted Ills voice, addressing the
When your meats come from our store you can
white-dad figure In front of him:
"I.ndy," he entreated, "does yon for
depend on them being fresh and pure. T h e quality will
give tne fur shoutin' yore husband six
times will n fn'ty-fo' enlllier revolver?"
be high but the price will be low.
Excepting lhal her under lip Jailed
Our goods safeguard the health of yourself and
out a Irlfle farther ti er* was no sign
she hud heard him She calmly fanned
family, give strength and keep you happy and contented.
on.
The darky on Ihe scaffold tried
G ive us your order today and every day.
again;
Fresh Goods— Lowest Prices
"Latly." he ph'iidcd. “ for de secont
time I axes you, ain't you, please
ma’am, gwlne forgive me?"
Still from her there was no ri -pouso.
It was ns though lie had not heard
t
"
s|
him. The sympathetic slierItT felt
Phone Orders Early
An
experienced
MARCKLI.KR
moved to add his intere* salon:
“ Aunt Myra," he rnltod. “ .Ilut. here,
will lie goln’ away from ua In a minute
in attendance
We Give Green fradinq Stamps
nnd we don't expect him buck. Sure
ly you don’t entertain any hard foelin's
against him now ? Won't yon speak to
FIRST CLASS WORK A T
him nnd lei him go In pence?"
Tills time Ihe obdurate widow shook
REASONABLE PRICES
her head In an emphatic negative. Yet
still she uttered no sound. The sheriff
Salts Fin e for
A c h in g Kidney*
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Mij Favorite Stories
f
Beaverton Transfer Co.
Lewis Brothers Props.
1
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t
C A S T O R IA
In U«e For Over 30 Years
BARBER
.St ud ioBcirber Shop
!
WE MAKE A DELIVERY SATURDAY FORENOON
Beaverton Market (ft Grocery
H . A . M o rris o n , M g r .
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