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KANSAS CITV. Aim. 15. l1'i j
SI. IxiuIh mill Sun Kninilwo loro-
InotiVtt .No. 4113. wol'lU'n i-llllul-
niit'n ivcuiil liolili-r, imliiy ended :
ii lid-ilny. 7 :t r. o m il- run lii'ii' Willi;
Dm olivine xl 1 1 1 ii-inme.l In Ro.ol ,
i-oiiilllloli. The olt n-.onl 'u,
:: . Mi 'I inlli'K.
KiikIiio No. 1113 wiih find i"
t Ik- loitil yiinls July III. mi'l I'l l' j
evi n un li'U "ii ii ri'Ciilur r rein hi 1
run for lllrinliililiaiii. Alii. The i
fire never wiiM driiwn. tile hollers!
unshod, or repairs mode ilurnitf j
lh. 2.1 il.iys 1 1 c- In: illvf pnll. il
f iilKJit cur l.olwecii Kaunas I'llI
unii .Hirininiiliiiiii.
Kimlnu No. J I l:l In " st iiinlii i"l ;
l:ltvln MIIihiIm lyne hi.-iiiii !-1
lllollvo wi'llilllllK r.DII.IHHI pound I
Imii'Iiik III., endiiraiue run tli"l
I'millin coiisuinoil I .rillil.iMKI millolis
of ivnter nml I'll tons of r.ml. It
pllllMl in,'S(l.?4!l Blo.ll '"' "f
fll'lBlll.
LUNCHEON GUESTS
I ,os an;I:i.i:s. Arnt. I r..
Sevemeen pervomi w.-re n-ev-orllm
loil:iy folloulw; IiohpIiiI
I n-ti i nl lor pltiiiiuliu- poison iim.
Mi ri-siilt of imrliililiiK "t liim-li-i'nn
siM-voil under III- iiilslilees "f
I hi- l,os Aiiki los . Iliipl.-r of A r-
Icull W.ir Mothers. I'hyslilans
milil noiii' was ihnit,'.'! oiisly HI.
I I li Ii milhorlll. s won' oil. nipliui:
In dlso.tyer whah of III.' fooil
stuffs k.tvi.1 huil .ins.. I I In' "I-
tlU'liS.
PLANE PILOT MISSING
AFTER FORCED 1ANS!N6
l l.KVi;i.A.VI). (., Am:. Ui.OVl
A Ch-veland-lletrolt amphibian
passenuer plant sunk in I.nlio K r le
ft ft cr beliik- forced down in a dense
fo yesterday and the co-pilot was
missing today, the Thompson
.Veronautical t'oi poratlon reported,
i'hc pilot anil two pasFcnpers, one
;f t hent a woman, were rescued
ifter batlllntr to kteji afloat In f.ie
Wilter wo hours.
Klllet I oh ( omhliio
. WAl.LA W AIJ.A, WuMh., AllK.
1 4.--(l) 1-oslnu his balance on a
combine when it wns Hoinu down a
steel hi)) on the Louis Keivklmf
farm at . lHseoii near here, John
Jepseil, !'. was killed ycrtlerday.
le broke his neck in the fall, dy
Iok 1 f ininuleH later, lie was Mild
to have relatives in California.
' Amtly Contruot a wauled Xor
Cbt.Mo kciiuii of new Kymnuaimn
for Amity IiIkIi whnol.
The Mark of
Genuine
Aspirin
IJAYER ASPIRIN Is like an old
- friend, tried and trtio. There
can never bo a satisfactory substi
tute for either one. Bayer Aspirin
is genuine. It is tlio accepted anti
dote for pain. Its relief may always
be relied on, whothcr used for the
orc&sionRi headache, tn hnAil.nn' a
cold, or for the mora serious aches I
and pains from neuralgia, nouritis,
rheumatism or other ailments. It's
easy to tdontify Bayor Aspirin by
the Bayer OrosB on every tablet, by
the name Bayer on the box and the
word genuine printed in red. j
AfliUIn It tl tra.1 mirk of limit W mufti tut f
vf Mi'i iitixliis' lil't ut ttalKiUcunl
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I , l.rt'lv'til tll 1,1 .IN IM.OOI I" -r";l'i
...upl'M: I Mo ', iltlni' t
ItiXHf I'itt tn Himl.un'n- ""l
ii ,,-tli lit t l io.i.. Initial llirl
win I iittirilttiy. in li' on id V "
tl.r fi.rr.'f .1 tihbfj. Iff IrimiHy but
l.r (miivioi Mai iniil li '! i iill'li
I.Utu- ut l,in f;.i.m".-Mli ttmniil
I', It nml niiyi-MilH ii M'l' U foil
fill Is H.i ti -i-oil I ii I. 7'o.u
HnnnU-i ilitiriilitii ilmliiiv't
(Iimi.iji, hkrg lull but ia limit toil
.ii, Mi H.ll Virii.il"! Sinbmki'n
ciiil n ut xii'i f b ii r m I'ri oiiirii
mjlt l inimtii in l.tini ii-ilii'il i.ilo
th bitlllil tiuiiilf. I.uli one uitilil.
tJriniili't '"' ''in t.i'H'Uli, Itnili
unit .Stimnji'itl, him- a ifoiooi
ii j o.if Tin l run tn tbr rmitl anil
l.ul IViouii ii. bii'llfi If.tlbtiwtl
l,t io;A.irif.
rii.ipri-r I
A MIDNIGHT SURPRISE .
OOYl.ti a,"l ' 'I'l"1!'1' I" Vl-roll-
li-H'H Silil'.
"Hullo, Anily, la II you?" she ea.1.1,
pufflMK. "And Mr. (iri'iinfi'ii?"
"Vrronk'U." Hoylc was lnslnllni!.
"Whul Is It V"
"NotliliiK. Andy, only a llllle
Kuine of lilile and-si'i k."
Voroiilia! You irkil out.
SoiiiclhlnK'H up."
"Sti'Hily. Itoylc." Kiilil I. "Always
ai'i-rpt ii lady's word."
Thanks." said WninU'ii. "That'll
llio most SL'lisihle thlliK I've heard
since wo met."
llefore anybody spoke again,
H iinui tli lil fume uitoss the road.
A t.yct:r.ous ciltjaer in tnc aooey
"Mlsricd him," lit said. "Whal'ii
nit, Vcrontc.i?"
"Noihli'.:. Muriln. T-1l you to
tiMinow. Mr. (irenolVn Ave mu us
fur uh K.indypofnl, will you?"
Hoy It? K'.'rriiod on llm Verne nT an
oMkm" oiiihuist. but Soincrlleld
tjii:',iit Ills a int. hilh llnpert'd a
h;a:.ir:it to v.y j;ood nl!iht mid 'hen
.uikeil lov.ird their punt.
Vcrmiici leam-il luck ;nafnsl the
b.tnl; nsaln.
'Matter now." she said ufler it
fow ir.oineiit.H.
Tharn line," R.U I. "Is there
diiythiciK you wnni lo say lo mo?"
"NnMiltiK lonlKhl. I think." she
rev-ltod. "I'm nit her tind; I've
wnlkfd from Holhtm Hay station."
We moved away towards liur
hmiit, I by Iter !de, wnnderltiK
why (lio IkuI told mti tha tara
diddle. Uollutn Hay was four miles
and Ilu' station swariuod with (axiR.
Suddenly Veronica said: "You're
nil understanding person, Mr. tlren
ofen. you Unow wIhmi to keep your
thou:4h;s lo yourself."
Anil that was all that passed he
tw:en us before I left her at. the
Kiu of Seahroke'a house.
With my mind full of the ehauro
that l.:ixlott niipht havo arrived at
Woodcot while 1 was atneut, I hur
rlrd liaek.
Hut n;it fur. JuH round the
hpnd where the three of us had
started ruunlnt; down, I staggered
hack, struck by (he dallng lUut
of a bnvli shot at me from a dis
tance of two or three yards.
Itnltiiitly the Unlit vanished, lenv
luv me Kiopinp. I heard a sound of
rapid footstep. T'len stlenco,
M:iltiK hesitated a second or two,
1 moved upwards, nerves a lit tie
ftayed.
'Iton't h, al.it uted. Mr. '.ten
oTen." s.i id a vatce, and a (Uiue
tiimly moved out from the hedge.
Hit; I recoiiiilred the vclce. V.'was
vr)feMH' Uasiton's.
' Lihl yon oliow that Unlit?" I said
aiiRrlly.
"(Yrtainly not. Mr, flieiiofen. I
rouhln't see the man who did - My
err broke down ut Hrlmpton,
miles away, and 1 was tryinn to
find WHodtol, Kortuttalely for me,
lie lit ip your fact."
My miner subsided and xv e
walkeo on to my home. Mother
ffpted in, set nut supper for l.av
!-n and retired. Afterward-, I.nx
ton and 1 sat in the den smoking.
I :i,U-,-. I -!-
! I'nUTI.ANH. On'. A ilu K.. . )';
j.M.il.u llillo-rt l-:'ki-inili of SpiliiK
jlolil, Iln'.. ha i'lilrl.-.l llio I'.Mt-
I iii.t-il. vi-l.iii.l ,1,-rl.v of Ilu- I. a
Spend Your Vacation at the Beautiful
LAKE-O-THE-WOODS
(Home of the Black Bans)
FISHING BOATING BATHINCV
DANCING EVERY EVENING
Furnlihed slrrping and houiektrplng cublns. Special rales
by the week.
For reservations phone direct to Lake 0 fit Woods retort.
MTvOFOTiT) VATL
'Von know." ta:d he. "Tills
Nnwplace Ahboy In ipuvr IiusIih-ks.
Tiiere were never any Uo:nans at
Illarkwater."
"Then how "
'Mow did the stuff ait there?
Had I'ell anythluK 10 do .with It?"
.Mr. Kotherhuiy made Hie. discov
ery," I replied.
Tell you what, we'll no to New
plare Abbey now and see K few
things for ourselves."
lie seemed amused by my amaze
ment hut 1 assented. Thus while
the i-loek lu .Mailing's tower was
striking twelve, we were vaulllug
over the walls of Newplaie and
found a path leading to the clois
ters. These were ruins. Hardly a veB
llge of the big ehurih remained ex
cept three of the external walls,
pierced at short Intervals by point
ed windows. We entered the hay
so formed, and here l.axton look
the lead, slinking by the wall thai
abutted the excavations.
l.axton fiercely erabbcil my arm
and pointed through a Avluilow. A
llnj -l Mil ii t i t y of light .as reflected
from one spot lu the disord'Ted
ground of the excavation.
.Suddenly the light went out. We
heard a metallic sound repeated
three or four times. Then the light
reappeared. Somebody was digging
'.here on his own nccoiint a few
ruins searcning xor uunea irc-vurc!
strokes and then an inspection with
the aid or the Unlit.
Our observation of Hie uueanny
HiKhl was abruptly terminated.
The sound of move men t (dose at
hand reached us nut of (lie dark-lie-s.H--a
kind of sliding footstep. It
was unmistakably coming towards
us.
Half a dozen footsteps and a
pause. More steps, another pause.
The author of those steps, too, was
watching the digger on (side. He
was creeping from window win
dow. In u few seconds ho would
reaeh ours.
My nerves gave an Involuntary
jump as t ho swish of a skirt
struck me on the kn v as it passed.
We heard a rapid padding of feet
that Indicated running.
A woman! Well. I'm" l.axton
exclaimed.
Ills voire had simply splintered
th silence. The light outside was
Immediately doused. We heard a
tool dropped. Then silence.
"I'll go round In the ilgnt." Lax
Ion whispered, "You take the other
end."
I dashed to Ilia other side of the
excavation. A minute later, 1 heard
a running stop I could see noth
ing. Following It another and
tighter tread with longer stride. A
shadow passed at about LMi feet and
1 followed across the lawn until
1 met Laxion.
In silence we searched up and
down the driveway, over the lawns,
and all without reaull. The fugi
tive had melted away. We stood
hesitating for a moment, afraid to
makd a sound.
This tfme I gripped his arm. 1
was looking up the drive whin I
saw the shadow puss on to it from
the turf. Tho shadow vatne swlfily
towards un. went beyond u and si
lently entered a home.
Ten minutes after Iwixton and I
were outside the walls of Newplace.
''What house was that?" Lax ton
asked.
"Marllng's," I replied.
"It's piusllng. Who was the wo
man I wonner?"
"Marling was the woman." said I.
'Mailing always weaii a cassock.
You'd easily mistake him for wo
man lu this pitchy darkness!"
tCopyiiyht, 19. W m. .W.ntoiC lot
Llvton And Qrtnoftn Ar dti-
lln.d to m.t II still nior, n-
g.oatma pulil, in tomorrow',
chupltr.
, llomil nil- rii'tt Tin- i.l... ill
M.in from the Toil of I'oitUiul
anpoll. Aim. Till' r.-...it of
Major l :,-k. i nolin limy uas i...
K..I I ...l.i f.,.m I 'l,-i ,-l a it, I
THTr.rXE, MF.PFORD,
SPANISH BULL KILLS
CHARGE THRU STREETS
VAL i:!., Spain. Auk.
lAt A ruuiiiK bull. inti'inliM fur
l ho Viilfhfi.i Jir-n:t, I in n 111 hU
wny to fii'i-tlotn htn- ioiay, 1(11Im1
utif Wuiniin, won tidt'd llu'f liiiihCH,
iimI ri-JKhirtM'il t he iotit'ufi'. 1 f
filially wax it In low, however,
iithI thlw evt-niiiK awmtiil hit lurn
ithriilnst a inatiidor.
I The hull es ai (l while it wan
If Idk taken to ii m n, pre para -lory
to a hull fluM. It raced
through th itnet,, with the pop
ulate seatteriiiK In every direc
tion and entered the hou.se j
V.neente I'oita.
Hetntia de l'ria was in the
kitchen lni!-y with her work when
the hull appea nd in ihc ronm,
knoekiriK her down. It foil ml Its
way to a rear door and entered
the Ktahle whore three horeH
were eatltiK. It hutted the hoiH-'M
and i el tu ned to the street for
more vii'tims, alter having inatle
a eomph-te si-areh oi the nt!i'
house.
An-n;t attendants reyaint-d the
On Genuine
li o o 1 II I II
s
SMAGINE it! Real genuine Goodrich
Tires at prices like these! Cut right
down to bed rock. Slashed as they never
have been before. It's your big chance to
put real good money into your pocketbook
that you would otherwise spend on tires.
Just look at this list of prices. And for
real Silvertowns, Commanders and Cava
liers, too! You wouldn't buy finer tires
than these no matter what prices you paid!
Tires made by Goodrich. Tires with
stretch-matched cord construction. Cured
by the famous water-cure method that
makes the last fraction of an inch of rubber
wear as doggedly as the first.
You're getting the finest tires on the
market when you buy under the Goodrich
name. It's the biggest money-saving oppor
tunity you have had in many a long day.
Come in today and took them over! We
have just the right size to fit your car.
LEWIS'
ARGEST
Eighth and Front
Goodrich
ORKiONT. Til I'liSDAV.
aniin.il ill o pul. I i - I
I aVlH without iiiin-li t
' h.-i't ii in low. s.-iioi
lal.-r wiim fotm.l In lor kit. lion
I il.-i.il fioni injiii-li-s Inflh tt-tl by
! Ih- hull.
SERVICE STATION
SANKOIMJ, ,. i'.. Auk. If. (A')
Three men, t wo of t hem allej-cd
bandits, were killed and ti woman
seriously Injured in a nun fight at
a t'illftiK Hiallun on the outskiriH of
Sanffinl today.
TI e dead men are Ola BirdsoiiK
and his hrnther, Ken Hhdsonji, and
(iaitln r KdwardH. who 4perated th
filling Ktation. Mih. Kdwards was
seriously wounded.
Mrs. t.eulah AlotitnoniPry, who
with Iter lS-months-old hahy, was
in a ear wiih the IMnis.mH ih held
by pidiee pendiiiK investigation.
j N'etii o Was ( healed. i
! fiiti;i:x u.i.K, s. (.., auk. k..
! lI1! I ilalr Kook. neKi'O, today was
! held in jail on a eharye of havim; 1
! shot end killwl Sheriff Sam ).
Wi:ii two years auo, for wjiil,h j
he said he was promised Sfiim by
j two local white men. but only re-
SUPER QERVICE Q
ERVICE TATION IN JJF
,T(iFST 1'. 1H20.
mm AGENT'S CAR
FOUND IN STREET
I'lIOKNIX, Aii-.. AtlK. I'
:. The atitotnohile in whieh i'liu'
K. Ueyniddy. d.- art ment of jus
liee auent. was last s-en alive h"
fore his hotly, with a. hullet
! Ihioimh the h art. was found in
I an irrigation eanal near I'hoeni'c.
! was located by a city policeman
last ninhi on a downtown street.
I It evidently had I n parked there
1 during the evening. No blood -isUtins
were discovered on the car.
I Kollowint? an busiest the oornii'-r
; tonight announced an open verdict
of death by vhdence at th hamls
, of jiersons unknown.
Ijlitnr .ei)iiill"(l
SAN JnSi:. 'nl.. Aim. 1.""- ;TN
II. I.. ISauerly. ;t.i. al..
editor, stood cleared today of a
criminal libel chai k oi ouniH by
Police .lud:e I'ercy OVonnor of
San Jose because MatiKerly had
editftrially criticised him for his
conduct of the case of Miss Jose
phine ("Irani, San l-'ranciseu society
airl.
Hood Itiver SpauldinK's tailor
-huo installed additional equip- j
Just look
1 Ii4kMk prices
COMMANDERS
High Pressure Tires Balloon Tires
30x3'4 S-1.15 29x4.40 $5.20
32x4 $7.95 30x4.50 S5-fi'0
31x4 $7-G0 31x5.25 SU.50
CAVALIERS
High Pressure Tires
30x3'. Giant $5-00
30x4 S. S $8.45
32x4 S. S $9.05
20x4.40
30x4.50
31x5.25
GOODRICH SILVERTOWNS
Balloons
29x4.40, 4 Ply $S.20
29x4.50, 4 Ply $S.S5
30x4.50, 4 Ply $9.15
31x5.25, 4 Ply $13.60
llnrgnliiM in all
oilier sizes, loo!
IS WN
OUTHER
P. B. LOWD, Manager
Stomach Sufferers!
Eat What You Like
This Summer
A teaspoonful I of imple herbal
compound before meala
fine to end mioery New
Strength, Weight and Vigor
If you only knew you poor unfor
tunates who pay for almost every
mouthful you eat with terrible dis
tress and misery who are weak,
nervous and thin who can t sleep
how quickly these troubles van
ish as Tanluc struinhtcns out stom
ach disturbances ami gives you
new strength, you wouldn't hesi
tate a moment about going; to your
druggist and getting a bottle of
this splendid herbal compound.
Tanlac is as free from harmful
drugs as the water you drink only
Nature's own medicinal tonic
herbs. Druggists know this and for
the past 10 years have recom
mended it to men and women who
were rapidly becoming physical
wrecks from stomach troubles.
The makers have so much confi
dence in Tanlac that if it doesn't
heln vou money back.
IP
52 MILLION BOTTLES USFD
Ballcon Tires
Hill 9 $
TATIO
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OREGO
Phone 1300
.a
nver towns
E?f & WATCH W)
WT MtOfOKD.ORC 11
Tk Rex Cafe
THE PLACE TO EAT
Good Food Good Service
iji:ii!:s . a-At!ATi:i-:
that ror.Ts
Remember, every Goodrich
Silvcrtown and Cavalier is
guaranteed forever! No
mileag limits . . . you matt
be tattsfitd.
UMtrtAmv mmmr vnm-.-t n i mini
'Si s '')li
m ;;5 if
; HI fm- $