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O re g o n N e w s
R e v ie w , T h u r s d a y ,
m e t h e r Just now . A n d y o u 'r e o ld
en ough to be h e r fa th e r. S he's c ra z y
a b o u t you . E v e ry b o d y kn o w s I t . "
B la k e s m ile d .
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b it lla tte re d . O f c o u rse It's o n lv a
p a s s in g n o tio n , i f it 's th e re a t a ll;
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A in g M o n d a y . A n d B la k e needed
b a n k e x a m in e r s a re c o m in g M o n ­ lia s ta k e n g re a t c u re o f h im sines
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fiv e th o u s a n d d o lla rs .
d a y ."
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H e c h e c k e d o v e r som e o f h is p e r­
" T h e b a n k e x a m in e r s ," sa id E r n ­
s o n a l p a p e rs a g a in as he sa t in the est s o ftly , a n d B la k e sa w th e lin e s snapped. " B e t t e r i f she tr ie d to gel
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he e x ­
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H e s ta r te d f o r th e d o o r.
" H o ld o n ! T h e re a re a c o u p le
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B la k e ta p p e d h e r s h o u ld e r. " C h e e r
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up, D o ris . W e 'll fix i t , " he s a id
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I 'v e f e lt f o r a lo n g t im e I o u g h t to
p r a c tic e d la w .
ta lk to y o u a b o u t t h e m . "
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e rk ic a te d h im and s ta rte d h im ou t.
he.
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to g e th e r.
j u r y la w y e r .
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“ H e llo , G o v e r n o r ," s a id E rn e s t.
in g . G o v e rn o r. Y o u 're n o t h a rd
"W h a t can I do fo r y o u ? "
b o ile d e n o u g h f o r a b a n k e r. T h is be­
" P l e n t y , " s a id B la k e . " P le n t y to ­ in g in a h o le n o w p ro v e s it . Y o u r
d a y . Y o u k n o w th a t fiv e th o u s a n d b o rro w e rs k n o w y o u 'll a lw a y s h e lp
d o lla r fu n d I set up f o r y o u w h e n I th e m .
Y o u 'v e
g o t to g e t h a rd
y o u w e re 21? W e ll. I w a n t i t f o r a ' b o ile d ."
li t t le w h ile — need so m e m o n e y in
B la k e to o k a de ep b re a th , and g o t
a h u rry .”
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He w e n t to h is p r iv a te b o x and
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stu d ie d i t a w h ile and s lip p e d it in to
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B la k e fo u n d T o m M a r tin , the in ­
s u ra n c e m a n , in h is o ffic e . H e tossed
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" I w a n t to s u r r e n d e r t h a t . " he
said. “ J u s t w h a t is th e s u rre n d e r
v a lu e ? "
M a r tin lo oke d a t It. " F iv e th o u ­
sand d o lla r s , " s a id he. " A lit t le
o ve r. B u t. M r. B la k e , y o u ’ v e been
p a y in g f o r th is f o r E r n e s t f o r y e a rs
and y e a rs . I c o u ld n 't a d v is e y o u to
s u rre n d e r i t n o w — w h y lo o k — le t
me
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" I f y o u r e a lly In s is t.”
" I r e a lly d o ,” s a id B la k e . “ E rn e s t
ca n ta k e c a re o f h im s e lf f ir s t ra te
n o w ."
O n F r id a y M a r t in b ro u g h t th e in ­
s u ra n c e ch e c k a n d B la k e cash ed it
a t C a r te r 's ca g e . A f t e r th a t he w e n t
in to th e v a u lt. H e c a m e o u t in a
m in u te a n d w e n t to h is o ffic e . T h e n
he ra n g f o r C a r te r .
C a r te r c a m e in , b e n t, lin e d w ith
w o r r y , p a le .
" J o h n , ” s a id B la k e . " T h e b a n k ex
a m in e rs w i ll be h e re on M o n d a y .
C a r te r 's h a n d s clo se d . H is fo re
h e ad w as w e t.
" Y e s , M r . B la k e , " he said.
B la k e sto o d up.
“ I t 's a ll r ig h t , J o h n ," he s a id
" D o n 't w o r r y a n y m o re . I 'v e ju s t
p u t th a t fiv e th o u s a n d in th e v a u lt.
Y o u r cash w ill b a la n c e w h e n th e y
c o m e .”
C a r te r s ta g g e re d an d h is fa ce
w h ite n e d .
" Y o u kn e w , M r. B la k e ? ” he fa l
te re d .
" Y e s , ” s a id B la k e , " I kn e w . 01
c o u rse I kn e w . I t 's m y b u sin ess to
k n o w . A n d 1 s a w ho w h a rd y o u tr ie d
to p u t it b a c k , t o o ."
C a r te r h e ld one h a n d in the o th e r
to sto p t h e ir tr e m b lin g .
"O h , I ’ ve t r ie d , " he sa id . "
p ra y e d . I t w a s n 't f o r m y s e lf,
B la k e . I t w a s f o r D o ris . S he’s been
so— b r a v e — T h e d o c to r s a id th e re 's
a sp o t on h e r lu n g - a n d she m u s t
go to a h ig h d r y p la c e — an d I —
th o u g h t— ”
" A l l r ig h t. J o h n ." s a id B la k e . " A l l
r ig h t . I ’ v e k n o w n a ll a b o u t th a t,
to o O f c o u rse y o u c a n 't s ta y h e re —
y o u c a n ’ t w o rk in a b a n k a n y m o re
—B u t y o u ’ l l re s ig n a f te r th e e x a m ­
in e rs O. K . e v e r y th in g . A n d I 'v e got
y o u a n o th e r k in d o f a jo b — in A r i ­
zon a— I ’l l te ll yo u a b o u t i t la te r .
Y ou ca n p a y m e b a c k w h en yo u get
on y o u r fe e t. A n d D o ris w ill be a ll
r ig h t no w . T h e a i r ’ s c le a r an d d r y
in A riz o n a . In no tim e a t a ll w e ’ ll
be h e a rin g sh e 's m a r r ie d som e fine
y o u n g W e s te rn e r.”
C a r te r ’ s lip s w e re m o v in g .
" T h a n k yo u — th a n k y o u — " he
w a s s a y in g . “ I t 's th e — th e M e r c y o f
G od. I c a n 't te ll you , M r. B la k e . I
c a n ’ t— ”
" S u r e ,” sa id B la k e . H e p u t his
h a n d in h is p o c k e t and d ro p p e d s ix
c a r tr id g e s on th e desk.
" L o a d th a t r e v o lv e r a g a in now ,
J o h n ,” he sa id . " I saw y o u lo o k in g
a t i t th e o th e r d a y, and I th o u g h t
I 'd b e tte r — ”
C a r te r p ic k e d up th e c a r tr id g e s
a n d tu rn e d to th e d o o r. He stop ped
a g a in w ith h is h a n d on th e kno b.
" Y o u ’ re a good m a n , M r B la k e ,"
he sa id h u m b ly .
H e w e n t out.
B la k e lo o ke d a t th e g re a se th a t
h a d been le ft on h is h a nd by the
c a r tr id g e s .
" I w o n d e r,” sa id he.
to r Comfy and
MENTHOLATUM TWINS
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soothe
in fla m e d
\nwnbnnes.
Q w c i MENTHOLATUM
• W h e n h e a d -co ld m is e ry m ake s
y o u gasp fo r a ir , a n d noae feels
ra w a n d te n d e r, rea ch f o r s o o th in g
M e n th o b tu m an d B -H -E -A -T -H -K I
M e n t h o b t u m c o n ta in s c o m fo r t­
in g C a m p h o r a n d m in ty M e n th o l,
tw o fa m o u s , la s t- a c tin g in g r e d i­
e n ts t h a t h e lp t h in o u t th ic k
m u c u s , r e d u c e s w e llin g , s o o th e
c o ld - in fla m e d m e m b ra n e s . S o o n
soreness eases u p , head s ta r ts to
cle a r. D o n 't ta k e he a d -co ld m is e ry
ly in g d o w n — use M e n th o b tu m .
AISO RELIEVES CHEST-COLO TI6MTNESS.
MASAI IRRITATION AMO CMAFPINfi
PRINCE ALBERT
MEANS MORE SMOKING
JOY FROM M Y PIPE. PA .
GIVES M E A MELLOW,
RICH-TASTING SMOKE
THAT IS EASY ON
M Y TONGUE
"IT'SAlov to load m y plpo
w ith c rim p c u t P r in c e
Albert," sa y s J. J. H art.
"P. A. packs right and
burns right for a rich-
t a s t in g sm o k e th a t's
really tongue-gentle."
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PRINCE ALBERT IS
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'M A K IN G RA. ROLLS UP
FAST AND EASY; SMOKES
COOL A ND TASTY
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a r e tt e w it h c r im p c u t
P rin c e A lb e r t," says H .
C. T u rn e r. "P . A. shapes
up In to neat, fu ll-b o d ie d
c ig a re tte s ."
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