Friday. Nov. 30. 1928
What Will
THK liKAVKIIlON HKVIKW
T h e D ouble Cross
T h e Kitchen
By A. E* THOM AS
Cabinet
C o p \ti|h i, By
Dodd. M fix l m j CoMtmav, Inc.
W . N . U . S trk M
ixt. l i t *
Wuatam N t w i w w Un loa \
" I v t r y man fe e l* In s tin c tiv e ly
th a t a ll th * b e au tifu l sentim ent»
In th« w orld weigh less than a
• inula loving action, and th at, w h ile
tenderne»* of feelin g and suscepti­
b ility to generoua em otions are * c -
cldenta o f tem peram ent. goo4ne*a
la an achievem ent of the w ill and
a q u a lity o f life.**
S U B S T A N T IA L S A L A D S
When your
Children Ciy
for It
T? iere Is harxlly a household th a t
h a sn 't heard o f O u t o r i a ! A t le a s t live
m illio n homes a re n e v e r w ith o u t it. I f
th e r e a re c h ild re n in y o u r fa m ily ,
th e re 's alm ost d a lly need o f Its com ­
fo r t. A nd an y n ly h t m ay And you very
th a n k fu l th e re ’s a b o ttle In th e house.
J u s t a fe w drops, an d th a t co lic o r
co n stip a tio n la r e lle x e d ; o r d ia rrh e a
checked. A ve g etable p r o d u c t; a baby
rem e d y m ean t fo r young fo lks. C a s to ria
Is ab ou t th e only th in g you h ave e v er
h e a rd doctors ad vise g iv in g to In fa n ts .
S tro n g e r m edicines a re dang ero us to a
tin y baby, h o w e v e r h arm less th ey m ay
he to g ro w n u p s , flo o d old C a s to r ia !
R e m e m b e r th e nam e, an d rem em b er
to buy It. I t m ay sp are you a sleep­
less, an xio u s n ig h t. I t Is a lw a y s ready,
a lw a y s safe to u se; in em ergencies, o r
fo r e v e ry d a y a lim e n ts . A n y h o u r o f th e
d a y o r n ight th a t Ita h y becomes f r e t­
fu l. o r restless. C a s to ria w as n e ver
m o re p o p u la r w ith m oth ers th a n I t la
to d ay . E v e ry d ru g g is t has It.
CASTORIA
For Galled Horses
Hanford s Balsam of Myrrh
rfartfe
fin tu o k a m « ^
a * -M £M I L L A N
WANTS
VOUR FURS
Liberal Gradin». B if profit: • f o y o u !
Paying top-notch prices for SO
Fur
market booming. S e n d to d a y f o r p r ie « li s t .
M cM illan Fu r
Trappers' Guida
A Wool Co.
FREE to shippers
Miuoea;K>Ufl. M in a .
O M A V R ' M i m i ■ - A
r j i H
i M ’
C u ttin g C ritique.
R o b e rt S a in t-H u b e rt. professor o f
p a in tin g at the F o n tain e b lea u school,
w a s shown o x e r a very b la ta n t new
a p a rtm e n t house th e o th e r day by its
o w n e r, a N ew Y o rk b u ilder.
“ Y es.” the m an said, a t th e end o f
th e v is it o f inspection, “ I guess th ere
a in 't an a p a rtm e n t house lik e th is iu
th e w o rld .
T w e n ty -fo u r stories. 7
e le vato rs. 3.UU0 rooms, SOU bathroom s,
an d best o f a ll”— here he puused im
p re s s iv e ly — “ best o f a ll. s ir. th e place
Is
firep ro o f,
ab solutely
firep ro of,
th ro u g h o u t.”
"O h. w h a t a p i t y ! ” said M r. S aln t-
H n b e r t.
W o rth
K n o w in g
W hen
W in t e r C o ld C o m e » !
D id you e v e r h e a r o f a fiv e-h o u r
re m e d y fo r colds? T h e r e is one. an d
I t r e a lly does b rin g you ou t o f i t com­
p le te ly . E v e n i f It's grippe, th is m eth ­
od w o rks, o n ly ta k e s lo nger.
I ’ape's
C o ld Com pound is In ta b le t fo rm .
P le a « a n t-ta s tln g . b u t I t su re ly has the
■ a u t h o r ity !”— A dv.
F ifty-F ifty
L av i.
A divisio u o f Intuir m.-ikes fo r a hap
py race.
I.e g islu to rs pass th è s|ieed
la w s and th è m oto rista pass them up.
— F a rro and Flres ld e .
A c id ity
T h e com m on < au»e o f d ig es tive difll
c u llie s Is excess acid. Soda cannot
a lt e r th is co n d itio n , an d It burns the
stom ach.
S om eth ing th a t xvill neu
tr n liz e th e a c id ity Is th e sensible
th in g to ta k e . T h a t Is w h y ph ysician s
te ll the p u blic to use P h illip s M ilk of
M a g n e sia.
O n e spoonful o f tills d e lig h tfu l p rep ­
a ra tio n can n e u tra liz e m an y tim es Its
vo lu m e In a d d . I t a<-t* ln « :a n fly ; r e ­
lie f Is quick, nnd v e ry a p p a re n t. A ll
gas Is d is p e lle d : a ll sourness Is soon
g o n e : th e w h ole system Is sxx-eetened.
D o t r y th is p e rfe c t a r t!-a c id , and re-
m etu lier It Is .lust a« good fo r ch ildren ,
too. and p leasant fo r th em to ta ke.
A n y d ru g store has th e genuine, pre-
■ c rip tlo n u l prod uct.
PHILLIPS
r
M iik .
o f M agnesia
A salad
w h ich contains ch s s e ,
m eat, fox» I or fish Is usually su fficien t­
ly
s a tis fy in g to
m ake a m ain dish
fo r a m eal.
C hicken S alad .
— M ake
one h a lf
c u p fu l o f F ren ch
dressing, add o n e
fo u rth cu pfu l a t
R oq uefort cheese
to th e dressing, add a dash o f c a y ­
enne an d one h a rd cooked egg yo lk,
rlx-ed.
A rran g e nests o f le lt m e on
serving plates.
Place a S|toouful o f
diced chicken an d celery in th e c e n te r
and po ur the dressing over a ll. U a r-
nlsh w ith a rin g o r tw o h u rd co o ke d
egg w h ite and a s trip o f pimento.
H a rle q u in
S a la d .— T a k e one and
oo e-fo u rtb cu pfu ls o f chopped tougue
or ham , one cu pfu l o t cooktxJ H um
beans and th re e bard-cooked eggs cut
In to eig hths and o n e-fou rth cu ptu l ol
chopped gh erkins. C over w ith F ren ch
dressing and m a rin a te for at least
one hour In a cold place.
H eap on a
nest o f crisp lettux-e and garn ish w ith
th ic k sliced to m a tw
S erve w it h :
Sour C ream S alad D ressin g.— Com
bine one teaspoonful each of m ustard
an d sugar, o n e-h alf teaspoouful ol
salt, a bit o f pep|ier.
B eat one egg
and add o n e -h a lf cu p fu l o f mi k and
s tir In to th e d ry in g red ie n ts very
g ra d u a lly .
C ook, s tirr in g u n til the
m ix tu re coats th e spoon, add o n e-th ird
o f a cu p fe t o f hot vin eg ar and one
tahlespo onful ot b u tte r, cool and add
o n e-h alt cu pfu l o f sour cream .
P ou r
o ver the salad and serve.
M ix ed V egetab le S a la d .— T a k e one
cu pfu l ot shredded strin g lieai.s. th e
same of peas, shredded cucum ber and
o n e -h a lf cu pfu l o t th in ly sliced rad
ishea. A dd French dressing and stand
o n e-h alf hour to m a rin a te
H a lv e six
hard-cooked eggs lengthw ise, cut off
ends so th a t they stand up rig h t and
d ip each In to ta rt lem on je lly which
Is cold hut not yet s e t; have the salad
plates very cold and a rra n g e th e egg
halves In a circle . T h e y should s tick
a t once I f th e je lly Is rig h t.
F ill in
w ith th e vegetable m ix tu re , top w ith
lettu c e heart and g arn ish w ith radish
roses
Pass the m avonnalse.
P iq u an te
Fish
S a la d .— T a k e
tw o
cu pfu ls o f flaked cooked h alib u t, one-
h a lf cu pfu l o f shredded
radishes,
th re e -fo u rth s cu pfu l o f diced celery.
M ix lig h tly and add Fren ch dressing
to m oisten. A rran g e on a bed o f le t­
tuce, s p rin k le w ith o n e-fou rth o f a
cu p fu l o f c a p e r* and a xio«h o f pnf>-
r lk a .
S erve w ith m ayonnaise dress­
ing.
C h estn ut T im e .
T h is delicious uut should occupy a
la rg e r place on ou r tables, fo r it lends
its e lf in so m any
w ay s in o *ik e r.x .
F o o te d
cliest-
uuts w ith ap ple
and celery, as a
W a ld o r f s a l a d ,
adding a few t il­
er nuts for lluv'.-r.
make a most
ta sty «ul.-id th a t nearly everybody lik e *.
C h estn ut S ou p.— T a k e five . r six
dozen
good
chestnuts,
shell
slid
blanch then sltiim ei them in >-hlx-ken
stock or any good broth.
W hen le n ­
der ruh th e chestnuts th ro ug h a
coarse sieve.
Add to the stock w ith
seasoning a w ell beaten egg or tw o
an d u lit tle cream or m ilk w ith hut
te r to add richness.
Serve
w ith
croutons
F ren ch cooks o fte n hr. w n
th e nuts before cooking them In the
stock ; th is udds a rich flavor as w ell
us c o lo r to the soup.
C h estn ut S tuffin g.— T a k e th re e cup­
fuls o f la rg e Fren ch ch estn u t*, shell
and blanch.
C ook in lu dlin g salted
w a te r u n til stiff, th en m ash. u « irg a
po tato rlcer. A dd b u tte r, s a lt, jM-pfier
an d cream , using o n e -h a lf cu pfu l o f
b u tte r
and
on e-fo u rth
cu pfu l
of
cream . I's e on e-fo u rth c u p fu l o f b u t­
te r In the chestnuts an d one fo u rth
cu p fu l to m ix w ith one ru p ftil of
c ra c k e r cru m b s ; com bine m ixtu re s
and use as stuffing.
C hestnut Sauce to S erve W ith T u r ­
k e y .— T o th re e tahles|HHinfuls o l fa t
left in the roasting pun add tw o tuhle-
spooriful* ot H o u r; s tir, scraping th e
pan to rem ove every hit o f th e glaze
Pour in to this one cu pfu l of the tsda
to w a te r le ft when d ra in g the pota
toes, as th is is rich In m in eral s a lts ;
s tir and cook u n til th ick, season w ith
salt and pepper nnd add a pirn of
mashed, cooked chestnuts w ith n ten
«(HHiiifill ot ch ill sauce
Pour In to a
sauceboat and serve w ith the tu rk e y
C hestnut C u s tard . — T o one cu pfu l
o f chestnut pulp, add the yolks nf
th re e eggs, one tienten w h ite, one clip
fill of rich m ilk , sugar and flavoring
to taste
Pour In to a b u tte re d baking
dish
arid hake
slo w ly.
M ake
»
m eringu e w ith
the
unused w h ites
w ell liealen and tw o tahl,-spo onful*
o f s u g a r; spread over th e custard
and hrnw n In the oven
t'o o ke d c h estn u t* dropped In to *
lem on sirup nnd rooked u n til th ic k
then sealed m ake a d e lirio u s conserve
to use w ith frozen dishes or i s a
g a rn ish for dessert*
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Fast
REMOLA
f««rekn« w
Law
Voyage
Undet
Sail»
T l i * re c o rd « b iy # nu ll oh h i i % «en
in m ild v«» h;»v* h * * n 4*1" m i l * * m a rl*
hy H i* S«* vereint» **t H i* S en# I r n f r t
ihfc fru in .New Vork lu Man F ru m ltc o
THE
STORY
J im S ta n le y , N ew T u rk bu st*
nes» ..inn , o rd e rs h i* desk a u d t-
p h o n e ta k e n to hi# hom e, in te n d *
I n * to fin is h hie d ic ta tio n th e r e
K o llo
W a te rm a n ,
his p a r tn e r
cornea In . B o th a re in lo v e w it h
D o n e C o lb y .
S ta n le y p ro poses
t o * * m g a c o in to d e te rm in e w h lch
a h a ll O re l prop ose to D o ris . W a ­
te r m a n w in s . N in a M o rg a n . W n *
ta rm a n 's e e c r e ta r y a n d m lttr e e a ,
h a e o v e rh e a rd hie c o n v e rs a tio n
w i t h S ta n le y a nd re s e n t# W a -
term .»n s p la n to d e s e rt her. W a ­
te rm a n a ay a he le p e n n ile s s and
roust m i k e a ric h m a rria g e .
He
u rg e s N in a to t e ll P o n e th a t
S ta n le y hae w ro n g e d her <N ‘.na>
D o r is a d m its to her fa th e r he»
In te r e s t In bo th m en. b u t is u n ­
a b le to decide w h ic h to m a r r y
N in a t a ll* P o r le h e r o to ry . e l e c t ­
in g a p ro m is e t h a t D o ris w ill
not t e ll th e s o urce o f her I n ­
f o r m a tio n . P o r ia la c o n v in ce d o f
S ta n le y 's d u p lic ity and ia b r o k ­
e n h e a rte d . r e a lia tn g t h a t it le
S ta n le y »he le v e e
W a te rm a n
proposes an d p o r le a cc e p ts h im
S t a n le y a cc e p ts
th e s itu a tio n
and as a w edding p r * » tn l « • » * •
hi» s h a re o f th e bu siness to W a ­
te rm a n . H e arra n g e # w it h hie
s e c r e ta r y . F r a n k W ils o n , to ta k e
c h a rg e o f his o th e r bu siness fn -
te res ts . H e Is g o in g to In d ia .
l> o rla te lls
W a te r m a n p a rt of
N in a s s to ry and he p ro m is e s to
•‘t r y ’* to fin d th e g ir l. P ressed
f o r p a y m e n t o f a big g a m b lin g
debt
by
B ro m fle ld .
W a te rm a n
q u ie ts h im W it h n ew s o f his e n ­
g a g e m e n t to th e w e a lth y D o ris
C o ib v .
C H A P T E R VII— C ontinued
“ In the first place to get tlie news.
I d th e sxxcoud place to have a lit tle
u n derstand ing w ith you.”
“ Such as?”
"Such as this. S tan ley and I are a
good deal a lik e I d one respect. W e're
both o f us sick o f business, lie 's go­
in g to re tire , and m am I . ”
“ Y o u 're going to leave the office I ”
■ T h a t s rig h t. W h y should I go on
w o rk in g a t a jo b I h ate uoxv ttint I'm
going to Dave a steady in co m e?”
W a te rm a n considered
“ A ll rig h t,
he said. T r o b a b ly It s Just as «veil.
T h e le«s I see o f you In the fu tu re the
s a fe r It w ill be fo r both o f us. N ow
lis te n to this. I suxv Miss Folhy this
m orning.
She sw allow ed your story
las t n ig h t, hut today she's not so sure
about It. She w a n ts th e th in g investi
gated ”
“ A nd who's going to do It?”
“ 1 a m ."
N in a
laughed.
“Gee," she said,
"y o u 're a w i t "
“ A ll th e sam e." ra id W a te rm a n , “ the
soouer you change your address the
b e tte r."
“ R ig h t,” agreed N in a . “ I ’m tire d ot
th e B ro n x an yho w .
I l l hunt up an
a p a rtm e n t to m o rrow . A nd now xve've
got to come down to v u lg a r m ercenary
d e ta ils ”
“ S h o o t.
H o w m u c h —'
“Got a n y th in g to w r ite w ith?”
H e detached a silver |>enrll from his
w atch ch ain and lossed It across the
ta b le.
N in a w ro *.j briefly upon the
back o f the menu card, and lllpi>ed ll
o v e r to him.
“ U rn.” said her vic tim ns he gazed
upon she statem eiiL
" Y o u 're doing
y o u rs e lf ra th e r w ell, a re n 't you?''
“ A ren
you?" said she
S tan ley left the G r in d C e n tra l sta
Hon th e fo llo w in g W ednesday a f te r ­
noon, <ou:id fo r T ib e t H e «nil ‘rt from
San Fran cisco at ten o'clock the fol
lo w in g At“ Tuay m orn.ng.
H e did uot see D o ris C olby again
H e called at her house on the T u e s ­
day be fo re he left N ew Y o rk, ul an
boor when he knew she was alm ost
a lw a y s in. H e was a little surprised
w hen the b u tle r told him th a f she was
not at home.
“ I'm so rry not to see lit * B a rk e r,"
he said. "B e sure to te ll her th a t.
I
sh all not have an o th er charo-e. as I
leave N ew York to m o rro w aftern o o n
fo r a long Journey."
S tan ley was. on the w hole, relieved
H e had no wish to see D oris again
F o r him th e final In te rv ie w was hound
to be a p a in fu l tilin g
lie could have
no notion th at It w ould also have
been p a in fu l to her. H e was glnd
th a t he w n * ab le to av o id It.
F ro m
San Fran cisco he sent her a fa re w e ll
te leg ram :
“ Good-hy.” If read, "and a ll the
good luck In th e w o rld 1» with my
p als.”
T h a t sras on a M onday m orning. On
th e fo llo w in g Tu esd ay m orning W II
son. ru n n in g h a stily over rite pages
o f his m orning paper, cam e iiim k i the
fo llo w in g p a ra g ra p h :
“ M r A lexand er C olby o f IUW6 F ifth
avenue, announces th e engagem ent of
his da u g h te r. M i*« Im r l* C olb y, ti M r
R o llln W a te rm a n , o f f>S7 1'iirk uve
nue.''
C H A P T E R V ili
I t should have become fa irly oh vlo u*
by now th a t Jim S tan ley's roneeprlop
o f R o lliti W a te rm a n as sim ple direc t
Ingenuous sportsm an, had m any p o in t*
not consonant w ith the tru th
W a te r
m an's life , in fa ct, had for so long
been filled w ith tw istin g s and tu rn ing «
o f vario us sorts th at
for M m
the
shortest d istan ce betw een tw o |x>lnr«
had become the devions route o f s
corftscrew.
The
Im p u lsive m ***
fo r
w hich S tan ley a d m ired him nnd on
account o f w h ich he matte so m any
excuses fo r him was w h olly on the
surface.
N o stMiner had Jim S tan ley «ailed
fro m San Fran cisco th an W a te rm a n
In fo im e li D o ris th a t N in a M organ tinti
le ft th e office, rem oved from her fo r
titer address, and th a t th e p riv a te de
te c tlv e * whom he ca lled In hail been
un ab le fo tra c e her
T h e W a te rim in -C o lh y w edding was
w h at Is called a Society event
That
Is In say. It took place In St B u rlim i
otnew s church under the auspices ot
th e bishop o f lite diocese and the ree
to r n f the fioristi harm o n ized hx the
hoy ch oir, beautified hy the rituali ol
th e church and w itnessed by an a *
le m b i y o f Iiersons w h in e nam es were
I im minent In th e social and business
lif e o f the city.
It was w irnesreif also hy .Nlnn M ur
gnu.
She Insisted ott having a card
o f ad m ittan ce, and though her pres
cues w hs not note« hy an y o th e r of
th e hundreds who sere lu Hie church,
she was I » th e h rile g io o n i th e most
c o m p iu to li» persoti here. D esp ite a ll
h i* poise, ss he skied at th e a lta r
w ith D o ris s i bis s de. he te ll lik e a
m an who ra th e r e ip e v ta to lie sitôt
in th e hack at any m om ent.
But
though M um ' s pros, m e was noted hy
uo one Inside the church, w ith th e
distin guished exception o f th e hrlde-
grxtoui. It was d istin ctly observed hy
one o f the numerous In d iv id u a la who
crow ded th e sidew alk ou tside th e
door to w atch the « e d itin g p a rty as
It cam e frotu the church.
F ra n k W ilson su s not In v ite d to
th e wedding, hut he w en t, none the
less, as fa r a * he could go w ith o u t a
card of adm ission, am i he was. to say
th e least. In terested when he uww
N in a come out.
lie had noted w ith
su rp rise the w ith d ra w a l o f th a t young
w om an from th e office, hut Its exact
significance he could not fatho m . T h is
event had occurred before the puh
llc n tlo n o f the W a te rm a n Colhy en
gtygement.
T h a t announcem ent had
In terested W ilso n even m ore keenly
In view o f th e co ntinued ahsem-e «>1
Miss M organ, so that he m ade hold
one day. s h o rtly a fte r, to speak to
W a te rm a n about It.
“Oh. yvs.” said W ate rm an , “she's
gone fo r good. ”
“ M a y I ask If you dism issed her?“
In q u ired W ilson
“t>lt.
no,”
responded
W a te rm a n ,
"got an oth er jo b somewhere. I Ik -
lleve. G lad she's gone
Been geVtlng
a IIItIw cureless late ly .”
Now W ilson reflect ex I to him self, ss
he stood on th e edge o f the crxiwd
th a t cstherexl about the slrips*xl aw n
lug tbut led 'ro m the tm rtals o f St
“ A ll th * S am e,” Said W a te rm a n , “th e
Sooner You Change Y ou r Address
the B e tt e r "
B artho hd itcw s to the curbing
and
noted th e ex it nt N ina am id the
th ro n g of wedding guests— knowing
th a t the en trance to the church had
.eon s tric tly hy card —he
vflectx*d
th a t th e weddings nt W all Street
husitie«.« men a re ant commonly at
tetid«*d hy secretaries who have hecti
" g e ttin g careless lately," and whose
em plo yer» a re glad to see them leuve
th e office.
T h e w edding jo urney was brief, he
I n , lim ite d to six weeks ut Palin
Bench on ax-count, said the society
p a ra g ra p h * o f the extensive business
In te re s t* o f th e hridegrxsim
These
business Interests were tiraci ¡ r a l l y III
th e hands of W ilso n d u ring these six
wex 'iS ; th ill Is to say they were man
agetl precisely as S tan ley would have
m anaged them had he hx*en there
L.'| m » i W a te rm a n 's re tu rn he tried to
rep la ce W ilso n as pro m p tly ns pxxs
«Ihle 1 it th e men whom he frie d out
as W ils o n * snci-essor* turned out to
he som ew hat unsjiflsfm -fnry. pvet hy
W a te rm a n 's not alto g eth er elevated
stan d ard s
t'o nsequently W ilson held
on.
N ow that h i* w ord was law in the
business. W a te rm a n begun to allow
his in stin cts free play
At heurt a
gam b ler. It was not long .»efore he
liad p re tty thoroughly Id en tified the
in terests f the luisitiess w ith h i* own
personal co m m itm e n t* in the Strx*et
a filin g stih-h luid fe-en Inifsissihle as
long a« S tanley hm l rem ained al tile
helm
ll is tru e th a t in those days
W a te rm a n hnd m n .n g e d to Involve
h im se lf In v irio n s sp ecu lative en ter
p rise * «di' -h tu rn ed out hadl.v. hut
th e; rxomilned til* oxen
T h e position
o f th e firm was In no way ufferlx*d by
th em
Now ' wa d ifferen t.
W 'lso ii h:.x ventured to file various
r e s p iftf iil protests from lim e to flute
its he to t'd the course w h ich events
w ere in k in g
H is o b jec tio n * tiau tieen
w aved aside— pleasantly at first but
fin a lly In a wax w h ich sllencet, M in
“ W ilso n
said W a te rm a n
or. the
•xccnsioh of Ids last protest. “ | have
kept you in the office to assist rne
pot advise me
I f you re content w ith
th is arra n g em e n t. I shall he glad to
have yon stay u n til I can "efdare
you
I f not. you hnd ho tter go nt
once."
W ilso n
accepted the rebuff and
stayed
H e thought vaguely that pus
slhly h i* coni Intim i presence m ight In
some w ay h< useful to th e absent
S tanley
But th ere ci.me a tim e when
he fe ll th at m erely fro m th e stand
point o f self protection he must get
out
T h a t m oment cam e when he
re a lize d
lha*
W itterm ufl'S
business
fisxlliardlness had become something
w-or-e
H e disnxverei th a t securities
belonging o cu sto m er*, and le ft In
care o f the firm fo r safekeeping, hnd
been h.v|mthecnted hy W a te rm a n a»
c o lla te ra l for c e rta in sp ecu lative ven
tu re * o f til ow n
T i ll* did not sliock
Itltn. fo r hy this tim e tie thoroughly
u ic le r*fi"*d
W a te rm a n 's
c h a ra c te r—
tint It surprised h im
F o r th e rl*k s
o f th is sort of thing were so great so
pregnant w ill, disaster th a ï ne had
not thought the m an w ould have a *
s u ite d them
H o w e v e r tttx're It was
W ilso n ruad, up til* m ind th at ll was
Itigli lim e lx. he gone
So one m orning he enlerexl W a le r
tint n s p riv a le office and took the hull
by the liorna.
“Mr
W u le riin in ." he
said. " I should lik e w ith your perm le-
sloii to sever my con next Ion w ith th e
office at once.”
" A m i why, may I ask?" In q u lretl his
x .uployer.
“ 1 p re fe r not to go In to t h a t "
“ B u t my xleur man. yx»u know well
H u ll II w ill he most In convenient for
me I f you q u it lik e th is
M c K a ite has
scarcely tu v n here long enough to
lo a n the ropes.
In a m outh or six
wxvks you cun go w ith o u t Ineonven
lenclug uiw In It»» I cat* l, bul now II
w ill he a nuisance.”
“ N o v erth eica*. I feel I must go Jt
o tn e."
T e rtm p s y o u 'll te l. me your ten
son?”
“ I l you Insist I w ill, b ill I would
ra th e r o u t *
“ In sist?
W h s t's t h l* ? —O f exmrae I
In sist.”
" • xllsspprxxve. x*n p rin cip le , o f Ihe
w ay In w tilcb you a re ru n n in g th l*
ouslness.'
“ In w hat p a rtic u la r, m ay I ask If
yon w ill lie gxMxxl enough to te ll tue?”
“ Yea sir, I w ill.
T h e re have bt*en
In out im . sscs . s I ou fo r some lim e a
la rg e tium ht‘r o f s h are* o f ih e China
dinn 1'Ucltli R a ilw a y com pany belong­
ing to Mr. John W . W eeks, one o f our
custom ers.
Thx*se sh are* have hxu«n
used to finance Ih e purchase hy th is
firm o f s la rg e block o f ih e com moo
»lock of th « E astern O il company “
'•W ell, w hin o f II? "
"N o th in g . I f you do not see w hat I
mx*an."
“ I do not.
You rauaf tie m ore • (
p llc lt."
“ I th ic k you know (H -rfectly w ell
Ih u l no »itch o p eratio n ha» ever lax-
fore I ms ' ii c a rrie d ou In this office, at
lens! not In my tim e.
I th in k you
know perfectly w ell th at It Is a th ing
th at Air S tan ley w ould never have
co unleiiun x*xl
" A re you dotte?"
” Yx>s. s ir."
"T h e n lei me say Ih l*. T h is Is no
longer Air. S tan ley's busln«*ss.
I am
rcs|M>nslble fxxr th e ope ra t loo to w hich
you object.
I sin accountable to Air.
W e e k * fo r Ih e stock o f w hich you
have spoken, snxl I »hull nu*el my rw
s p o n s lh lllly .”
“ V ery good, s ir," re to rte d W ilso n
"T h e n I ta k e It. It w ill suit your con­
venience
If
I
leave on
S atu rd ay
nig h t? "
" I.e a v e at once. I f you lik e ."
“ A'ery good, sir.
I shnll w r ite yon
a le tte r o f w h ich I shall kce|
a
copy s ta tin g In d e ta il my reasons for
re tirin g ."
"A s you please."
So W ilso n re tir e d to the su ite o f o f
fives he hud a lre a d y engaged In s
neigh borin g skysx'raper fo r th e con
duxt o f th e a ffa irs o f S tan ley
Now. when W a te rm a n to ld W ilson
he w ould hold h im s e lf rxuxpxmslhle fo r
Ih e seeurltlx** le ft In his c a r* he
m eant ex a c tly w h at he said
M e had
no fexdlng o f dishonesty shout It. lie
was using Air. Wex*k«’ p ro p erty for
his ow n p'jrt>os»*s. It Is Iru e . httl he
w ould find a w ay t r m ake good when
'h e lim e m m e to do It.
l i e found
h im se lf for th e m om ent In one o f h i*
lig h t co rn er*, and he w s * m erelv hor-
rxxwlng Ih e C P. stock to help him
out o f th at corner,
lie hnd heen In
many llg h . corners before now — p e r­
haps pot a * tig h t as th is one— but he
hnd alw ays found a w ay out and he
would find a w ay nul now Air W eeks
would nol lose a n yth in g , and In Ih e
m ean tim e w ould have assisted him .
Inv lu n tn rlly to hx* sure. *o escape
from Ih l* nx*w d ilem m a.
As a husband W a te rm a n w n * a l fir*!
nol unsuccessful
H e 'levotx-d h lm tw lf
to pleasing Ms w ife w ith an sssldu llv
which, considering Ms In n a te selfish
no«*, was e x tra o rd in a ry
But th ere
came a tim e, some six m onths n fte i
h i* m arriag e, when hi» fin an cial per
p lexllle « hex-am# so great Ih n l he hnd
ti • '«tig er attem p te d to conceal them
from tils w ife
In fa rt, w ith some p r *
m editation, he a ll twex. her to guess
W h a t r e s t » Muxxsy.
B lin k s D o n 't you Im tv fo r sotno-
htixlv to te ll you som ething you nl*
read y know ?
J in k s Sure, It gels my goal to have
| a speed cop com e along and In fo rm
me I in h illin g fifty five. -C ln c llin u tl
E n q u ire r.
I
R E L IE F !
O o o o o o oooooooooooooooonooooo
Any Woman din
lookSlylish
i 1
« MAC MARTIN
ood<x>oo
ooooooo
Every Mother Should Know
Thl» Quick, Suro, Safe Method
A K a u m # iiwthor # n
•*Wko«t mi mi«
yooi Mid bokjr »«»*l whiM»|?iit« ru-igh. i A m m o
[4VT «IHK k I «"lie I 11 Gill i'xj u»bliig »|»rlU. I t
■ W'dllllT I III."
• o o • •
!Ub(f>« »nj rhjblrru r«n »■> raaily Uo »|.«rr.|
mu« h mu IT r «in k hoi« wb«H?^ing « ..ugh, .
CuM« oml cough». Aak any |>h(hiti«ii or
11 4 Mir 1 1 * mi i ar 4 l.n l |hr romoikoblo |>l'»por-
Ho» ul I .!««»>«) VV iirn •ymi>l«>m» uf Ihrtw
•iiw ar. lie« Ihl» •«•Hilling, brnllttg fomoxly «t
W litxtii'iiig «.'«igii 1 » ligliinir«!. Md«f
rr/iroci!
% •••,'>•<>/. Cokli ilt».kr«|.
«i>ugh» Mt'l'pnl MM>M»./«.ifr/y/ l uitlgiDt i»x»
et'txMra. t i t now «ml I iavo it at Inn.I *J-
J*«»» All tliuggihi• «M.| ni. ht gcnciol oluifR
to VC lilcmgy
r
M jrlU li lookltitf wotu«*ii uri» J iim i
*'go«Nl miitutjcY*rs." Th**y ku«»w »iiti|»l«
tW»>'H l o
im i k t * h i » ! tM N irtn ir» d i l l i ; : # c u l i
fo rn i lo d ii# w n in o iim Ntvlc*,
T lio ii'u iiu l# o f d i r tu Im \ i* In i rii*«
lio w *»u#lly th ry cuti !riiii# fo riii u tifo#«
o r I i I o i i m *, o r o rn i |»y d io q u lc k um idi
o f (ionio d n d iii; o r Uyolttir A n io n i* «un
«lo d ii# «mero h » fili ly vrltli iru o , fudrloHi'
IM uinoiul t>yo*. T h o **know huw " I# In
tl»o d y r * . T lio y « Io n i otroitk o r #|M»t
llk o Inferi«»!4 (lyon.
N ew . fu#hlottul>lo
lin i» !«p|M*:ir llk e in Ufi« rid ili ovor dio
«tul-of »lylt* *»r fm lo il oolor». O iily D in
in oliti I» y w protluoo |#*rfo»t rv«*ult».
I um I# ( oh (lie in nnd m i\o «IDup)M»!nt
ine»»!.
M y now 1(4 puff» llltM rut«*«! b«#*k,
••Color O u f l,'*
Rivo#
li li mi roti» o(
m oiioy-m ivliiR
I i I i i I n
fo r
rotiew lnjt
rlodi«*# nini «|rnp!»rle#. Il # Froo. W rllo
f«»r ll iu»w, io M iio M u r llii. I»opl I* 14»T,
D lu iim iu l h v i« , lliirlltik 'itu i. V o rim m L
A n c it n t C a r b .
€2lll»«*rt K. ChoNiorl«»n w u # tlo fo m lln g
w o tno ir» m p;»r«‘l
**To »«y Ilio lo u»(,
t h r y l»«vo n«»l b (« km 1 » d ii.
T h r y u ro
f o r o io r » I r l v l i i f f o r m ltlo il n i t r n r t D r -
no#». n«l«!«*il c o m fo rt» m ltlo d u t i lit y ,
lit it lo o k nt th o m o li ?
• T h o tuoat Ir m d o n u l finitimi«*# ofton
tHH’otuo tho iiiont Illu dili;.
T w o »lieti
oxnm plo» nro w h n t uro rotninotily
enllo«) n p n ir o f Iro u ser» nm i » top
h n t."
DR. DRA KE S
C j l e s s c o
__ c > # | h «md Crou p R om tdy
THK i I b hs NKK COMPANY F D C t
hm lUf, Ohio
O)
i V IL I b
V t . x l nxo n l M M
0 l i '. w t »I P u r #
TW AL
ItU l UxttU nl IV fw*oo‘» C IJ C W O »ml«
l'll i l * *«*
A>«— mo ul I m I om I o «ttj
Same
....
AtJUems....... ......
......
Garfield T ea
W a» Y o u r
G ra n d m o th e r'« R em ed y
E n r ev ery stom ach
nnd I n t it t ln a l Ul.
T h is gw-«1 old fnsh
lonrxi herti
home
rem edy fo r rxiostl-
pntloti, stom ach i l l *
an d o th e r deraug»*
m e n t* o f th e sya-
tem so p rev alen t tbxMe days la In even
g re a te r fa v o r a * a fa m ily m e x lIrtM
th a n In your gran d m o th er's day.
S C H O O L
FO R
M EN
T r» **« « l o t B U M N K & V H A U L S m f l O r U S H H U
L t ir o ll a n y llin o
H « n 4 f u r I tlg - r a lu r c
G irl at thè Top
in Health Test
ORfOOM IN S TIT U TE
Y. M. I'. A* ni l *
M illlttu # o f | m . # inni
Kf ri#
ni I
ovor
d io
w«»rl«t, dintiMurnl* o f
th em rtu lit h*To Iti
d io W w t uro I h *I iir
rv#t«»n«t
t <»
hoult li
litui u treuud t t»v Ih o
p liro ly \oRetuf»lo tufi*
le unti In X t itlw k m m n
t i# t ' n i l f o t u t a I tf S y rtip nm l oinl«»r#r*«|
hy ph> «tirimi» f«»r o v o r .*’•<! youm .
t'hll«1ren !»•#»«! m» urulntr t«» tu ko It.
T lio y
Im o II#
rl« h , fr u ii y ftuvor
N o th ln ir « un « 4tiu|M te w ilh I I u# u Ron­
fio , h m « o rtu lu l u \ . i t l \ o , nm l It *«»«#• i
fu rth o r tin n ì dii#.
I t r I \ o # tono nm l '
K tronidh io ilio ut «liuti« h um l tniwol»
fu» thoor» «»rumi# c o n tln u r t<» u ri n«»r
in i11y, n f di«'lr m vn ih t o m I. It ndinu-
liite # dio Rp|M‘d to , lielp# «II u ** h | I o U.
A K un#u# tiin tlie r. M in D utiu AH
pi ro, illu Motir«#* Nt., T o |»*ku , m i t i !
•*lW»Miio II, I# nhaolutoly tho pletore*
c»f h e u lth , lim v, vi Id i h e r rm h ly « ii#*r*k#t
h ri;;hr •*>•*» nm l |»!titn|» tm t l'j o r ful
D illo I hm I v »m i »ho # tu m i# ut th o top
lu o v o ry ho u lih to»t.
M in i» o f tho rro d lt fo r h«T porfloet
m in ili lori I# lino fo l ’iillfo rn lu F lit
N yrnp .
W o luivo u#o«| It nlnro hnhy-
ho«>«| to koep h e r Imwoln i n f i l o «Dir-
D i r ro lli« o r iin y « h llilr o n » nilutont# I
um l #ho hn# ulvray# Inni un on»y tim o
M id i fboni.
Nho nlw uv# ro#|M»iul# !«»
It# R*‘nd«> iirRltiR nm l I# qu ii k ly hm k
t«» nom ini.**
A#k y o u r (IriurirlNt f«»r t*u llfo rtiln
K lif S y m p «m i l«M»k f«»r Ilio w«»r«1
•*1 *nII fornin** on Ilio ru ri oli »«> y o u 'll
ni w n ) # gol Ilio Ri-uulnp
C ity
Of
T IC M N O IO G Y
l*ur(l<M*«l, Uragua
G a i» U n iq u e
Tabla.
lù tln h iirR li, S ro tliim l. lui# I h * o ii pro-
■emo«! n lu tilo rum|K>aoil u f (ho illffe r-
out k iiu U o f wimm | Rrown tu A u # tn illn .
Il w ; in dio R ift o f th e tloloRudon of
Scotchniao who recen tly tm v tle d from
.A u#tnillii to vlgit th e ir ol«l country.
T h o p rin c ip ili panel» «»f tho top o f tho
fa h le uro flnoly Rriitnod. nm l show an
Itilo rra tltiR v a rie ty o f rotorlnR# nn«l
tiiiirkhiR#. Tin* i I on I r u . w ith tho »qunro
I or # at fo HR tho n od t?y oroNNple<*o#. 1» In*
d iv id im i. T h e Rift ha# N r t i placed to
tho c ity hull.
“ AS NECESSARY
AS BREAD”
M r*. Skahan'a Opinion of
Pinkham’s Compound
FaiiRti» Contro, M a »».— #< t
h»«»
ta krn 10 iMittlr» n f Lydia I
Pink*
hum » W p u a h lo
t *«*ni|H*m«l
and
would no mor»
l»o without a l#it*
tie In tho Kniiaa
d ia ti I would l«o
w ith o u t hn atl. I t
haa made a nrw
woman o f ma. I
u»o«l to l»a •«>
fT o *i w ith
mo
h u at » ia rid whan t
wa«
» iifT c n n R
th a t ! d<>n't know
h«»w ho # ío « m I nie. K ow I am chrwrful
an.! atrontf nnd f««l yotinRrr than i
did tm year» a#«» wh«*n my troubla#
lio»r»n
.M m
J o h n S k a i i a #. 20
Ktuory 8 t., S u iir u # t entro, Moa».
them
“ W h a i's the m a ile r. Rollln?"' she
sold lo him one night when they had
retu rn ed to th e ir I ’ ork avenue apart-
men' a fte r a d inner p a rly “ You seem
a w fu lly d o w n ”
••Hh nothing m uch.” he answ eri'd
“ I k n o w 1 o tter. A nything wrong n
business?"
••W ell the fact la I've got In to a
N u mi» m al ic Trca»urr».
deal wldeh looked a w fu lly g '*a l and
A poi <»f Rolli H m foum l nonr Nunt
line« yet.
B ul It's broadened out *■> M u lo. Frinir«*, d io o lh o r Uny In deinol-
l.atch ttint I find I hnvpn't q u ite th s
U llillR H hnihllUR IIM'U II# u 11 llllllR
ca p ita l to swing It. I f 1 had It would
placo hy th o T o m p U r * w lion l'tilllr*fNC
I m * Mil and m ore Ilia n I had hopx-d hill
lo Ite*I »«»URlit to ro lifU rn to tho WOnUh
if I ea n 'l gel It. I shall have ot sacrl
W .N
U , P O R T L A N D . N O . 47 1928.
«>f d io o n lo r.
Aloni «»f Iho m in # ,
lice every th in g th at I've put In in l l . ”
w o rfli a fo rtu ito lo num lH inatlra, boro
“ ||n w nunTi do yon nx-cil?"
T a lk in g o f J o k r » .
Ih o eflÌRy o f K I or l.o ul# X.
“ W p II fo rty thousand do llars would
lio luid J uni proponed. Nlio hud Jii#t
see me through ”
refiiN i'd him .
S u p p ly an d D a m a n d .
“ J,el me do It."
*‘Y«Mi nr<» Ju#f n Jnko,” alio unid.
•^Thore uro m ore #u« kor# thnn tlior«*
“ No. really I don't wnnl lo drag you
•*U >||. rn n 't you h ik e ti JokoV* h#
ovor n e r e .’*
In to tuv business a ffa ir *.“
MYo#, thoro ha# to l»o— dioro nro a«» #»kod.
" B u l I Insist.
Ilx'slilx'* It's only t
nnin.v m oro filin i:# to #«*ll ■uckom.'*
teni|M irary loan
It l«n l as It I were
M e m o ry o f A n im a l» .
— r if ir ln n n t l K n q iilro r.
saying gisal hy to Ih e money.
T ill*
It I# Muid iliiii tho m otiiorlofl n f ro r*
w ill see you th ro u rh . you sa y , him
tu llí n n lm iil» lire InriRor nnd niorw
If I# no w o iii|H *n # o to lim o poopl#
tu rn a losing ventu re In to a profitable
trtm tw o rth y thnn thofM* n f hnm nti#.—
«-orifo## tlio lr e rro r w lion th e ir inl#tiik»*
one. T h a t's sim ple.”
W o m itn'# Moine ('o m p iinlo n
hi.» lr«| you a « tra y .
" W e ll." lie said feebly, and her cheek
■•nine to him oexl day.
W hat W tile rm n n didn't te ll D oris
was the fuel Ih u l Ih e fo rty lliousiind j
d o lla r* w as needed lo replac
the I
I'n iitid lu ti P acific stock which belonged
to Air. W eeks who hud suddenly, h im
w ith e n tire lack o t consideration, tie
iiililidexl the |Mi*-*c**loti of Ids prop erly
T h l* he received, th anks to Itxtrls
cheek.
W n ie rtn an mxd his responsl
h llity to Wx-eks. as lie had assured
W ilso n llu tl he would. But his dllfi
cu llie s w ith referen ce lo Hie Eastern
O il deal rem ained us great ss before
T h is wits u fttir exam ple o f ihe sort
ot ih liig that now became frequent In
Ih e W nt^ruiH n household
W a le ru M h
was loo cle ver ever In ask his w ife
tm money, hut the lim e cam e when i
the technique w hich he em ployed In
the W eeks m a ile r grew n lit tle thrend
hare.
It w ill have been observed Hull
D o ris was no fool. Site a d m ired Iter .
husband.
She had h o affection for 1
him.
I f he did nol th r ill her as she
had hoped arid expected, ahe w hs nol
unreasonable.
She fe ll. It Is true, s
vague d isap poin tm ent, hill rite brought
tier common w n s e in iM-iir. She said
to herself th at her rn iiiy n tlr Idetils !
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