Southern Oregon miner., October 17, 1946, Image 2

S o u th e rn O re g o n N e w s R ev iew , T h u rs d a y , O c to b e r 17, 1946
W a ll B r a c k e t s A d d
C h a r m to th e R o o m
2-
Á , G E RAL
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D uke M c C a le. p riva te detective, Is
guarding ike wedding prevent» at the
Bigelow m ansion.
H r sensei that old
Miss Adelaide Bigelow Is a fra id of some­
thing m ore th in theft.
He m eets the
bride and groom to-be. V eronica and
C urt V a lla ln ro u rt, and V eronica's moth
er, Sybil, and her brother and sister,
Stephen and V ic to ria . M cC ale learns that
V a lla ln ro u rt Is a free spender and g a m ­
bler.
He also finds out there was a
curious episode In the lives of Stephen
Bigelow and his w ife. Th ere Is a strange
tension a t the mansion.
Christopher
sto rm , who had once been rejected by
V eronica, seems p a rtic u la rly III at ease.
Stephen is also notably Jumpy. K aren
goes out, and returns In an hour.
MARK
B R O WN
W NUM ATURU
1 look a fte r the house du rin g the week
of the w edding ”
“ I'm so rry, but th a t is not the
truth. N ever once have I believed
you came to m y oftlce w ith th a t in
m ind. I knew you were in trouble
even though you w ithheld yo u r con­
fidence. Even now you w ill not ad­
m it it, even to yourself.
1 have
gone on that prem ise fro m the firs t
—that you w anted me to find out
things w ithout even the responsibil­
ity on y o u r p a rt o f te llin g me w h a t.”
" I wish to w ith d ra w fro m the
case, Miss Bigelow. There's noth­
ing I can do fo r you.”
"O h, n o !" The words, h a lf m u f­
fled in the heavy atmosphere, m ag­
nified themselves in the vastness of
the room.
The fire crackled fiercely fo r a
long m inute, w hile the essence of
fe a r hung in the a ir lik e a strong
accent.
" I t is necessary fo r me, since you
w ill not confide in me, to te ll you
e x a c tly w hat it is that is bothering
you—w hat it is that you fear. You
see, I know. W hat is it? "
M iss B igelow turned once m ore
to the room and McCale saw into
her m in d q u ite easily.
The house was qu ie t and the room
seemed ju s t as it should be— a
cham ber of solid. V ic to ria n fa st­
ness, cozy. w arm , in tim a te .
H er
fingers caressed the sheen of old
wood, the back o f a chair.
She
looked at him .
"So m any things are not as we
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She sought his eyes again, and
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the queer secret duel that they had
MOLtS
a ll the w hile been fig h tin g u n der­
p lf you eatoll «»14 easily --b«*cau»o
you lack all the natural A
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neath the smooth surface was ended M a in ta in H e a lt h o f
L Y l U n i U mnl rnieivy b -iil.llii^
suddenly and com pletely.
'n a tu ra l oil» you »»«•«•’I—you may
C a t t le D u r in g F a ll
lx a nt« led how Krutt'» Kmulalon
A delaide B igelow was g iv in g in.
ran help build
H uw im
M cCale could te ll
I t was In her
S e v e n R e c o m m e n d a tio n s
and r*»x ian r». T ry It ! H«x why
r
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many
dor
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r«*rt»rnm«»n4
thia
eyes, a ll the pent-up gnaw ing w o rry
irooil taatinff, hiirh energy, ftwxf
fUlTH
G iv e n b y A u t h o r i t i e s
of som ething h o rrib le and unclean
tonic.
Huy
at
your
druiriri»t*a.
lAAOS
She wasn’t going to hold out on
I ANO
Severe losses o f ca ttle m n y be
’ glue ;
h im any m ore, and now m aybe he suffered i f proper methods o f con­
could help.
tro l are not m a in ta in e d A m e rica n
A L L th e th in g s th a t a be
Y E A R H O U N O T O N IC
“ I w ill te ll y o u ." she said s im p ly . Foundation fo r A n im a l H ealth lists
g in n e r in w o o d w o rk in g cu n
V e ro n ica ’ s fa th e r, m y b ro th e r,” the fo llo w in g points as im p o rta n t: m a k e , n o th in g od d s so m u c h in te r ­
she began, m o tio n in g h im to sit,
1. Select good h e ife r calves fo r e st a n d c h a r m to tin y ro o m ns n
was a hard m an. 1 suppose, but herd replacem ents now.
w e ll d e sig n e d set o f w a ll b ra c k e ts .
not unusual fo r his tim e , I th in k.
2. Inspect herd fre q u e n tly fo r T h is g ro u p o f th re e m a k e s a m o s t
He believed th a t women have no screw -w orm s. Losses m a y be p re ­ s a tis fy in g a rr a n g e m e n t o v e r th e
CH APTER V II
heads fo r business—cannot handle vented by p ro m p t tre a tm e n t of i so fa in th e liv in g ro o m .
• • •
•••••» Miste«
money. He was h e ir to m y fa th e r’ s wounds.
Comes in a ll decked out fo r the
»s*.»« hk»l»>
«4 jMity twa»y
P a tte rn 283 gives a c tu a l-s l/e cutting
business and fo rtu n e o f about tw elve
3. M a in ta in am ple clean w a te r guides
n ig h t life . Soup and fish. Gave me
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and c u in p lrte directions fo r m a k ­
m illio n do lla rs.
W ith re a l estate supply, an average of about 12 g a l­ ing these brac kets A copy of this p a t­
•«e Nm«, »*•»•»»«• lw»K »■ ».
the once-over and had a few q uick
tern m a y be o b tu ln rd by sending 19c
and cle ve r investing, he m ore than lons daily.
s tra ig h t ones w ith o u t m ore than a
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w ith n a m e and address d ire c t to:
doubled that fo rtu n e T here was no
• ■* I K M | l . H »OI eOtreAV.
4. W atch fo r outbreaks o f b la c k ­
glance at me s ittin g there w ith m y
m ale h e ir to w hom he could leave leg o r a n th ra x, va ccin a tin g when
M K S . K t 'T H W Y E T H S P E A K S
tongue hanging out. When the b u t­
it, you see.”
B rd to rd tlllls , N. Y.
D ra w e r 10
diseases are prevalent.
le r stuck his snoot in the door, he
ODTOOOI Muasiaiaij
*1 here was his adopted son,
Enclose 19 cents for P a tte rn No. 283
spat out, 'T e ll m y m o th e r I ’m going
5. Check pastures and fence rows
(r»M«««« City.
Stephen,
M cCale p u t in q u ic k ly . fo r poisonous plants.
Now is the
out this evening.' Not his w ife, m ind
N a in e
DapL WN
"Y e s ,” she hesitated, " b u t not his danger period.
you—his m o th e r."
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flesh
and
blood.
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re
was
6. Be sure stock has adequate
"M a m a ’s big b o y ."
c e rta in ly Stephen.” She edged over feed fo r m ilk pro d u ctio n and to
"Oh. sure. He and his w ife don't
to the w indow a g a in ."
build themselves up fo r the w in te r
get along. I take it? ”
She faced h im fro m the recess of ahead.
"Y o u r surm ise is a good one. I
the w indow ’s bay. the high red
7. H andle stock c a re fu lly , both in
th in k .”
ve lo u r draperies d w a rfin g her in the d riv in g and h a uling to m a rke t.
“ W ell, w hile he was h a vin g his
elongated shadows. H e r eyes, fo r
snort, the w ife comes in. I'd been
a m om ent, seemed to p lay hide-and-
w ondering w ho'd been p la y in g chop­
seek w ith a m em ory.
sticks a ll n ig h t u n til she stood there
K now Y our B reed
" A t one tim e. I th in k he intended
in the doorw ay, lo oking daggers at
fo r Stephen to in h e rit. B u t Stephen,
B rah m an s
h im . ‘Going out, Steve?' she says,
in his eyes at least, proved h im s e lf
and he w alks b y her w ith o u t a
u nw orthy.
S yb il a lw a ys spoiled
glance. She put her hand out, but
h im . He grew up precocious, ex­
he brushed her o ff.”
tra va g a n t. He ran aw ay once and
“ Then K ing, the m a jo r - domo.
jo in e d the navy. A b itte r e x p e ri­
«
calls her to the phone and she goes
ence fo r h im . The m ore so when
out.”
he found that Joel could no doubt
"She had a phone c a ll? ”
have procured an a p p o in tm e n t to
“ Yep. A fte r w hich she banged
Annapolis fo r h im . He d id manage
heck out o f the piano fo r another
M .I.T . by the skin o f his teeth. M a r­
h a lf h o u r.”
ria g e to K a re n has stra ig h te n e d
"She went out, you say?”
h im out som ew hat.”
"Y es, she did. She w a sn 't gone
"So the B igelow fo rtu n e is held
long. A bout an hour.
When she
in tru s t? ”
cam e home, she messed around the
“ Yes and no.”
M iss A delaide
Brahm ans, the nam e given to the
ivo rie s u n til hubby ro lle d in, about
rushed on now as though pressed n ative humped c a ttle breed o f In ­
tw elve o’ clock.
Then the place
fo r tim e . “ M y b ro th e r did not be­ dia, were firs t im p o rte d into A m e r­
quieted down fo r the n ig h t.”
lie v e in having m oney standing id le ica because of th e ir resistance to
/
“ Stephen cam e home la te ? ”
fo r alw ays. He w ro te a m ost pecu­ cattle fe ve r tick, a b ility to forage
lia r w ill. "
JU
"Y es. He m u st have h e ard her
fo r feed on poor land and ca p a city
She steadied herself, as i f g iv in g to stand extrem e hot weather.
going in, 'cause a door opened up­
• R u b in g e n tly-w a rm in g , soothing B en-G uy fo r fast
in fo rm a tio n on so p riv a te a m a tte r
stairs.
The piano stopped.
He
As B rahm ans w ere used fo r m ilk
r e lie f fro m m u scu la r soreness and pain. B en-G ay con­
re q u ire d a suprem e effort.
shouted som ething o r o ther at her
and as w o rk a n im a ls and not for
ta in s u p to 2 ’/ i tim e s m ore* m e th y l s a licyla te and
" I th in k he believed we w ould a ll beef, the o rig in a l stock im p o rte d
th a t I d id n ’ t get. Then a couple
m e n th o l—fam ous p a in -re lie v in g agents kn o w n to e ve ry
benefit eventually. I —I believed he Into southern states did not prove
m ore doors sla m m e d .”
d o c to r—th a n five o th e r w id e ly offe re d rub-ins. In s is t
counted on V e ro n ica ’ s m a rry in g ve ry suitable fo r beef. Rapid strides
" T h a t the s to ry ? ”
on
genuine B en-G ay, th e o rig in a l B autne A nalgesique.
someone
whose
b
a
ckground
we
a
ll
in breeding im p ro ve m e n t has made
“ A ll but m a m m a .” She stopped
knew.
You
see,
S
yb
il
and
I
have
Mse
for Pain dut to RHEUMATISM, NEURALCIA, and COLDS.
Brahm
ans
o
f
dem
and
on
the
m
a
r­
K in g in the h a ll and asked fo r Ste­
He stood behind her looking over to agree on V e ro n ica ’s ch o ice ."
ket.
Ask for Mild Ben-Cay for Children.
phen. She alm ost dropped when he
“ R a th e r h ard on V eronica, I
The m odern B ra h m a n is a bulky,
to ld her sonny boy was doing the her shoulder w hile he talked.
should s a y ."
blocky a n im a l, b u ilt along beef
town. Then she yelled fo r Karen.
w ant them to be, nor as we be­
‘Oh, ye s.” She was try in g hard lines, although he retains his hump,
W hile K in g w ent lo oking fo r her.
lieved them to be,” she said.
to e xp la in it as she saw it. “ B u t he dew lap, la p p in g ears and his a b ility
she went through a gam ut o f fa c ia l
He nodded. "T h e re was, fo r in ­ thought— ”
to th riv e in w a rm weather.
expressions w o rth y of any one of
The old voice rose no\< an hys­
the old sile n t m o vie gals. When the stance,” he answered, d ra w in g a
7 ü /ß //V
te ric a l note in it. “ He w ished a m an
b u tle r reported th a t K a re n had gone p a ra lle l, “ the case o f F rance, w ith
U
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e
S
e
e
d
C
o
r
n
T
e
s
t
e
r
to
have
co
n
tro
l
o
f
it.
V
eronica's
out too, she m ade a beeline fo r the its vig o r, its im pregnable defenses,
upstairs. In about tw e n ty m inutes, its im m o rta l and im p e rtu rb a b le husband gains co n tro l of it to do
w ith as he w ill.”
she came down looking lik e the M e r­ m orale. But the enemy bored fro m
G o d !”
M cCale exploded. The
r y W idow—and ju s t as w orn out. w ith in , sabotaging th a t m orale, and
»
B u y S a f e a n d S o u n d U . S . S a v in g s B o n d s
spool
of
his
b ra in tu rn e d s w iftly in
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when
the
b
a
ttle
came,
the
h
eart
was
She called a cab and made her
:
K.
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atcr l i e ß e t
a
convulsive
unreeling.
The
p
lo
t
it
as
ro
tte
n
as
an
o
ve
rrip
e
cheese."
e x it.”
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"W hen did she get hom e?”
H e r eyes clouded. “ W hat do you b ro u g h t to m in d le ft h im num b
—by
its
m
alevolence.
“ Just before Stevey-boy.
She k n o w ? "
I t was his tu rn to go to the w in ­
came in, o r floated in, w ould be
&
dow.
He stood lo o kin g into the
m ore lik e it. She had ju s t got the
bla n ket o f fog, seeing n othing fo r a
shock of her life . No act th is tim e.
3
m om ent. He fe lt lost in the stunned
I a ctu a lly had to help her upstairs,
silence o f his own thoughts.
Be­
though I ’ll bet she won’t re m em ber
T know th a t a ce rta in young man
T
;
hind h im , he heard M iss Bigelow
it.”
of undeniable physical a ttra c tio n sigh.
. . . as m om m tn d fd
the
McCale nodded th o u g h tfu lly and is m a rry in g th ir ty m illio n d ollars
"W h y d id n ’t you come to m e be­
interect of child w e lfa re by
next
week.
I
know
th
a
t
in
your
they fe ll silent fo r a few m inutes.
fo re ? ” was a ll he could say. And
Rot» O. A n d e rto n , Ph. D„
The figm ent o f his im a g in a tio n was subconscious m ind, you believe him
his voice sounded so loud in the
D irector o f tho P ty th o lo g i-
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ju m p in g about w ild ly . He was surer to be an adve n tu re r. I know th a t stillness th a t i t seemed a lm o st to
i
cal Service C enter o f N . V.
than ever th a t tragedy stalked the you should have investigated him
p enetrate the outside. As i f he had Seed Corn Tester Made of C loth, w ith
Bigelows. F in a lly w ith a g e s tu r e - m onths ago— th a t you are also both­ heard, the lo ite rin g s a ilo r across the
Fear of the dark is founded
Pockets fo r the Kernels.
h a lf disdain, h a lf despair — he ered by the fa c t th a t yo u r e n tire w ay a c tu a lly looked up once at the
on a dread o f the un­
E a r seed corn tester, shown in
known. Many a grown man
launched in to a d e scrip tio n o f the fa m ily seems jealous of his m a r­ w indow s. M cC ale laughed harshly.
ria g e to yo u r niece. Not jealous,
feels his courage ebb with the
illu s tra tio n , m a y be m ade any size.
events witnessed by Ann and him
"N o w you are caught in a re a lly
d a ylig h t. And to a child,
m ind, of his perhaps having the
B y ta k in g tw o yards of m uslin cloth,
self a t the Abbey.
d ia b o lic a l web. Too la te to e x tr i­
whose lim ite d experience
benefits of a g re a t fortune, but je a l­
doubling
it
and
stitc
h
in
g
across
ev­
Rocky listened a vid ly.
McCale
cate yourselves w ith o u t a scandal.”
makes him even more fearful,
ous in a m ore personal way, as i f
ery
1%
inches,
c
u
ttin
g
ju
s
t
below
never kept any in fo rm a tio n fro m his
L ig h t fled fro m h e r old eyes as
the dark can be filled with ter­
se cre tly they w ere a ll in love w ith
assistants when they were w o rkin g
rors which may affect his emo­
in w a rd ly she contem plated such a the lines o f stitches, then stitch in g
h im and wanted him fo r th e m ­
tional adjustment.
together on a case. He fe lt that to
th in g . He fe lt cru e l and vicio u s and it the oth e r w ay, pockets in w hich
selves.”
to
place
the
corn
to
be
tested
can
w ithhold developm ents m ade an op­
hard, but at least ra tio n a l, and was
T his w ill provide 576
“ You are so— rig h t,” she faltered. not q u ite able to com prehend her be made.
e ra to r less interested in the out­
pockets.
<
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come, m ade h im feel less lik e an H e r eyes l it up in a d m ira tio n . "H o w a ttitu d e .
Bring back th* daylight
To fill, s ta rt at the lo w e r left-hand
in te g ra l p a rt o f the investigation. in the w o rld — ”
w o rld he know s, w ith
corner, p u ttin g two o r three kernels
Besides that, everyone’s opinion
I am a tra in e d observer. I t is
your "Eveready” fla sh lig h t...
fro m an ear in each pocket, keeping
show that the yard, or the
was valuable.
A word here, an m y jo b to see w h a t others m iss.
record. When filled, double and ro ll
basement, is the same fam il­
idea there—
Then, too, I have sources of in fo r­
iar place by night as by day.
m a tio n .”
"W e can s till expose th is fellow - the te ste r and soak in w a te r a few
Or that mysterious night-time
m in u te s d a ily . R oll in a d ry cloth
She crossed to the w indow s again, m e-lad. I t ’ s qu ite possible th a t I
sounds are made by simple
and
keep
in
a
w
a
rm
room
.
In
four
L
&
searching the outside h a stily. What can d ig up som ething in a few days.
things —rattling shades, mov­
She jo in e d h im in the bay w in ­ o r five days the kernels w ill be well
in the w orld is she lo o kin g fo r
ing branches, pets. Let him
I
When he had finished, he cocked there? he pondered. Is she anxious dow, shaking her head in a qu ick sprouted i f fe rtile .
use your flashlight himself—
or. better still, get him one of
an eyebrow, looking in te rro g a tiv e ly to have this o ve r w ith before the gesture o f distaste.
h it own. Then —
"Im p o s s ib le ,” she m u rm u re d .
at his frie n d and employee.
others get back? The fa m ily was
’Then w hy, in a ll ju s tic e to y o u r­
R ocky said a t la s t slow ly, “ The h a vin g another of the in te rm in a b le
th in g th a t sticks out fa rth e st, chief, w edding rehearsals. O r was it some self, d id you c a ll me in at a ll? ” he
Where possible, a fa rm
pond
a t least as I see it — ”
o th e r th in g she sought in the d a rk ­ w anted to know.
I th in k I wanted to be sure.”
should have a re la tiv e ly sm all
Encourage him to perform
ening
afternoon? She had glanced
" Is w hat?”
He le ft her sta rin g out into the drainage area, points out Clemson
small tasks a fte r dark,
a t the clock m ore than once, he not­
" I s w hat M r. C u rt V a lla in c o u rt,
ra in and w ent back to the fire.
when he may use his "Eve-
ed.
station a u th o ritie s. I f the e n tire w a­
bridegroom -to-be, seems to be as
ready" flashlight, such as put­
Who introduced C u rt V a lla in ­ te r supply can be had fro m one or
He
crushed
his
c
ig
a
re
tte
in
an
busy as a bee, p a in tin g h im s e lf rig h t
ting his toys away or getting
c o u rt in to this house?” he asked, tw o la rg e springs, the location is
ashtray, going o ve r to her again.
something fo r you from a
in to a c o rn e r.”
ra is in g his eyes to the woman at excellent.
dark closet. Above all, never
At
fo u r-th irty
th a t
afternoon, He stood behind her, looking over the window.
I f a sm a ll stream m ust be used,
frighten him w ith "Bogey­
D uke M cCale stood before the fire ­ her shoulder w hile he talked. There
B u t his ^ u e ry w ent unanswered. it is v e ry necessary to construct a
man"; appeal to his prfde.
place in the upstairs d ra w in g room was nothing to see. The s a ilo r s till F o r on the in sta n t o f b rin g in g his
1 hen he w ill a c c e p t darkness
large em ergency sp illw a y to care
of the Beacon stre e t house. He was slum ped against the gatew ay, tr y ­ glance to focus on her. he saw her
as just another part of the day.
fo r excess w a te r d u rin g flood pe­
fa cin g A delaide Bigelow, who was ing to read a paper in the unsteady sw ay as i f som ething outside had
riods. A ll o f the s p illw a y should
huddled in the co rn e r of a V ic to ria n glow of a stre e t lig h t. A wom an s tru c k te rro r to h e r heart.
He be screened to prevent loss o f fish
passed
in
a
shiny
s
ilk
ra
in
co
a
t,
a
sofa.
There was som ething held
thought fo r a m om ent she would d u rin g high w ater.
back in her, a studied remoteness. red s ca rf w h ip p in g out fro m her fa ll through the w indow.
neck in a sudden gust o f wind. F a r
A shot s p lit the silence, fo rcin g
M cC ale had been ta lk in g q u ie tly ,
off, near the bandstand, hoboes had
a c ry fro m her lips. He believed S t e r ila m p U s e in th e
in a voice w hich surprised h im s e lf
or a n y fla s h lig h t use, re ly on
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fo r one a w fu l m om ent th a t someone
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batteries by name; their extra light,
m ust have another reason,for sure­ out and down.
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