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Newspaper Page TextPJGE SIX V" MEDFOTIT) MATti TTtTBTTKfi, MKDFOTir, OTlFfiON', WEDXTIRDAT, SEPTKrT! 2.lf i929. '; ' t - Drive tec Mew It snacks Improved performance and greater earning ability are win ning new thousands of owners for the new, attractive Vi-Ton, -Ton and 1-Ton Dodge Trucks. Find out why! Inspect this com plete new line. Drive the type that fits your needs. Consider its new low price. Buy it complete with body. Count on it for more work and greater earnings. P R I W-TON 109' w. b. U-crU ,t-TON 124' w. b. U-cyl.) M-TON 124 w.b. (6-cyl.) '' 1-TON !' . b. M-cyU . 525 ,V 1345 675 165'w.'b.6cvl.) . 1415 "J J 5 lJO'Tblto-cyl.) . 15X5 2-TON 1 Cft C 745 ''''. (-cyl.) . 1303 1-TON 1 aw jt e 1TON O. A C I"' w.b. (6-cyl.) . jjj'w.b.(6-oi.) . 09 ,TON 1-TON 16J'w.b.(6yl.) . JL 4 4 9 H..vyDui .-. . lUOJ IIIJ' w. b. (ft-tyl.) . X04i) ? ' Chuujb I. o. b. Detroit 1 Tgiuci&s CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT EAKIN MOTOR CO. 16-18 South Fir St. Let the sparks fall where they may VOUcan be perfectly calm when your neighbor's house is a mass of flames, if your own house is roofed with Johns-Manviltc Asbestos Shingles. Let the sparks fall where they may, they cannot burn your roof. Whether you plan roof fur your new house or a new roof Trowbridge Lumber Yard See Trowbridge Cabinet Works for Window 4, Doors,' Screens Everything in Woodwork Ol OLAUD'IED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS 481 C E S Phone 304 for your present house, let us tell you how inexpensive 1 toof of these fireproof shingles can be. X'e can provide your house with a roof that never fears Hying sparks, and at the same time give you permanence, colorful beauty, increased value ol your house. OE aocaoi Partial List of Inquiries Answered ' By Chamber Commerce Shows Many Interested in Rogue River Valley AVultfr K. Iliirkf. Uciiinu'. X. M., waiitH 0 to 1 11 ut'iVH if land huK ublf for chicken ruining ami truck fa mi I in:. Howell Nolle, liux 11", Denlsnn, TVxiih, rontcmplnleH moving to tho northwcHt, and M cm! ford lias been recommended. J ot I Newton. 'Robert. Crook county, Ore., would like to rnt r. Hmall place hire enough to rnrp for aliout five cows, or perhaps buy such '-u place. ChiiH.-H. JoncH, 3020 Norlhwost-r-rn avenue, IndlanapnlfH, Ind., i lot.klri); Tor a permanent loci. t ion and livelihood. .M Ik lit nngttef In real CHtitte, hotel or catering t.i louriHtH. U M. Hlimrt, .Mnultoii. Mont.: "Huvo Ioiik been JnlereMted in the Rogue Iliver country, and rmw hi"; our way to hunt another location. Would he Interested In fsmull tracts of land." William Kut.leh, Cripple Creek. Colo,, would In; JntereHted In Kt'n erat furmltiK. Jesse Manley, 1M0K Vst IMatte. Colorado Spring, Colo., lutneifted In genem) farming. I). C. Wnnamitkor, Ci ipplo Creek, Colo., Interested In K'-noinI farm ing. K. I. Kord, Itox i" I A , Kellimv, Cal., would liko to receive listings and (l(KcrI)tIons of farms suitable for general farming or stock rais ing K. K. Rwoet, lit. 1. Itox 110, rin eentln, Calif., is Interested In a small farm suitable . for Keneral fanning find the raising; of sonic dairy cattle. j CJ. K. Huckner. ltlalne, Wash.. Interested In small tract of land. j fJ. At. Woodwind. Itt. 1, ltox 3fi$.i Sr n Uh'Kit. Cal., expect h to he In i Med ford about Uei-ember J . look- j ititf for a location of from S to 10 1 ncren on main thorouKhfare; vants trnod location for highway stand. ITaH two one-nerp chicken ranches nine miles from Sitn OU'ko which i he would like to trade. j C. Rund(pilt, 100S North Crof 1 1 street, 1,oh Anfieles, Cal., have re-! cently visited this valley and wevej so pleased with It that they arc. returning to buy a small acrcu-1. :. (. Watts. Hedlands. Cal. A. K. James, 1H9 South Park-, wood Itlvd., I'asudcnn, C'ul. M. It. Overholt, Corona. Cal.. Tit. 2 Is interested in the Roue Uiver valley and would like listings of small farms. MIkI'I coiiMldcr trad ing his Colorado ranoh. ChhH. V. Wolff, 1 K07 Seventh 1 Ave., National City, Cal.. would like to buy a small, tract of not more than five acres on the high way between (I'll trii'l Point and lold Hill. Lester Coy, 1SS1 Minnesota Ave.. Kansas City. Kans., would like to invest $.1000. or lesH. with services, In a resort with cabins at like en terprise, any time before sprlm;. C. 1. I jiiuhreehl, Itt , 1. I'rosser, Wash. J'rom Washington. I). C. Likes the 7loi;tic Itlvi-r valh-y mi-1 would litte in locale mi a small one or two-acre improved tract. Tims. t. Tiller. Itt. 2. Itox 1 10. Mend. Ore., would like In rent or buy a dairy farm in the Kofctie Iilver valley. W. 11. Whipple, 311 West 1Stll St., Los Aiiwelos, Cal., ppent his va cation In southern Oregon, on the It nutte river, and was very much Impressed with the aKrleultur.".! development of this sectum. Woubt be interested In learning of small IhiiiroviM .pear orchards for sale. Iver II. I'hipps, 0H Church St.. XewberK. Ore. K.j 11, Kosh. Iiox 8 ; -1 . Lynwood. Cal.. would 'Ilka to f or 1" on- GOULD NOT SLEEP NIGHTS Helped by Lydia E.- Pink ham's Vegetable Compound ff Fairliaven, Mnw, "I nm Inkinj; Tivdin K. IMnkhnin'fi Vegetable Com- Muml during the Clnnare f Life. When I frel nerv ous ami run-down my luislitital (jets lin a bottle riht nwny. ft in a prenf help to mo mill 1 think that if other people would only lake it when I hoy feci nil run down nod IsiWk It. n the direct ioni khv, they would iuid it a jireat In-iieHt. My worst nymptoms were lien outuo( tiud tiri'd fcelinRS. I could not "li'rp nijrliti ant) I wa no ncnoui would erv if anvone looked at. me." Mas. AnV IWsiu l'.W Witsh tiitoil Wtrcot, I'liirlnuxru, Mhm., KcASOLINEl 2H) i.oi-1'h of land millalilo for fruit, , licrry unil poultry ralKliiR, on liih-l 'way or kooI road not too far out.! land not too high 'in-Iced.'"' I O. A. Doren, 4508 6rano Avo.. j Hun JI-ko. Oil., lnlorc-tcd In mnall . tracts of land. ' i Ml'H. I.ora Applcton, r22Ti ,lt. j rtoyal Drlvp, I.o AnKi-li-B, Cal. j would llki- tlvo aen-H nf-ar Morlford. Edith Ilutledp. ir,21 Vfwlpr Way. ' Health-. Vah.. avk ahout Mmall , groncry stores or (,'araKe wrvlee j Htatlon. j .1. K. Holldy. lilanohard. OkUr. ! "Wo have heard ro mueh nhoul Mcdfnrd, Ore., and would like lo hear more particular. We have In mind to liny a small -tract of I land. Huitable for chicken raiding." 1 I.. W. Tame. IB4 Wml I'earl St., Pomona, Cal., Ih Interested in this Heetinn and would like to locate on n Kinall improved tract Hiiltahle for general fn rrnliiK. Has 54000 to lllVOHt. ' ' (). l'J. Vruoinr.il, 2027 Santa Anita, Altadenu, t'al. Mr. Yroomnn is a farmer, and iH lookliiK for u farm fully equipped with stock, ma chlnery and good huMdliiKK that may he rented, or taken care of on share basis. William K. Johnson, 1 1 1 .Ti-ffer--son Terrace. Macon, (la., Interested In a small improved aerenKe nea.' town, with a variety of fruits and suitable for a cow or two and some chickens or turkeys. V. M. Kerlbner. JJelu'ana Su-ins Service Station. Aitllras. C'nl., inter ested in a very moderately priced home and one or two acres; sml.ll house. Must he easy terms,' Mrs. Anna Woke. 120K Washins tiin. Amantto, Tex., Intcrctictcd In farm suitable for poultry, from 20 lo K0 acres. i Krnnk Kletehei-. 17-6 Nebraska Ave., llollydt.le, Cal., has lniroved new four-room stucco home- valued ut MiitMl, located about half way between Long Ltcach and Ix)s An ttcles, which he would like to trade for small home convenient o stores, church, etc. Wants an old place where trees and shrubs arc crowing, anil good drinking water. Kblerly couple. Robert Gardner, r.103 HlKblanil 'lew Ave.. J.os Aniteles, Cal., In terested In diversified farming. Would like to receive listings. I-'. C. Karwell, 54B2 Hliomas St.. Chicago, 111., Interested In fruit growing. Jasper rtogors, llox S3, Cotton wood, t'al.. would like to rent dairy r;nrh equipped With about Slf cnwH. Mrs. Myii Ciarnett, 402 North Kolirth St., Corvallis. ore., is asking for information about small grocery stores which might be secured for about $2000. This information ;s delved for her father. T. O. Bhang, San 1-Vrnandii, Cut., .'sks for information on farming and gra'lng land. i, licrt Siinle, aor, North (tencva SI., giendale. Cal. Mr! Soule ex pects to retire from railroad serv ice, and has chosen Oregon and the Ilogue River valley in particu lar as a desirable place In which to locate. Desires 10 or 12 acres suit able for general farming, poultry, and perhaps n cow or two. A. C Oonewald, Needles, Cal., wants a small fl'.rm. o. X. MaleoMi. 1023 Cary! Ave;. Wilmington. Cal.. small acreage nf five or more acres, and modern house. C. II. Carey, r.ofi North Webster St., Kokomo. Ind., small poultry i.nd fruit ranch. ' W. M.' Fountain. Uemlntt, N. M.. would like a lncatlun within 10 or 15 miles from Southern raclflc line, suitable for griming a few sheep, and a few acres to culti vate accessible to water for shoop. This property would be for the fi tber and mother of .Mr. Kountuln. who Is a railroad man. Joe ltiilllvant. lit. 2. Corvallis: tire., has 4 19 acres, property valued at SO-'i an acre; Is anxious to locate In southern Oregon, and would take small place m part payment, or ill lake service slaliop t.nd camp grounds. II. A. C.reen. Coring, Neb,, would like to trade for or buy a tourist cabin camp ground or S or 10 acres which would make a good location for a modern nuto camp. I.. A. I.lllott, til" Mound Ave., South rnsadcnii. Cal.. Interested Iti small fin-ins within five miles of town, or might consider going Into the restaurant business. ,1. ti. Ilryan, H,'4 llnrrlncton Ave., Sawtelle, Cal., would like lo buy small place of 6 or lo acrei. on easy terms. J. H. Shirk. 30 North IJlSalle St., Chicago., Interested In small farms. H. Johnson. 341 Morris Ave.. Muskegon. Mich., Interested In fi or 10-acre Improved tracts, S. l. Soiulerson. Ht. 1, llox 2. flervals. wants filling slutlon and store. In trade for Salem property. Dale II. Keetl, 1213 South Mey Icr. Sail Pedro, t'al.. has a neigh borhood grocery and meat market for sale or trade for n similar busi ness, or preferably tin auto camp, the location of which would permit the operation of n service stntton and small grocery in connection. . J. A. Mcdllvry. 378 West lirun dage, Sheridan. Wyo.. Interested in smiill Imnv'ovcd farm. Amos Vinsotihnler, Ut. 1, llcll nlre. Kans. .1. S. Hoffman. New Creek, W. Vs..: "I am Interested In that sec tion, ns 1 hope to locate there soon. Would appreciate Information con cerning farm lands." Delia .Mumlcn. Koti Warden. Wash., would like n small farm t near or by the llogue river. I t W. Costen, l17 North Ninth St.. t'Htion flty. Colo., would like to buy it bakery. Mrs. J. O. Klsby, Ifld dale 1 1 til Ave.. I. In. Nay. Cal.. would be In teresilng In liuylng a good dry cleaning plant. Adam klndsiather. Itt. A. Mer cedes. Tex., Interested In small farms. Portland. Con tract atfarud fnr ctinMtrUCtlon nf lS.nll J.ilnMn Inn Srtiilh nf plev t,f ) A R..A.J. Jtl'.VOWR.' Tom tirennfen irrltr? H truer lo Vtrwitru tint it tmitnina .ifr Hunt LuslijH'a vieif tinfe lo Hit; p:jentlo f,cii4bt Joint. t'Of Tom nuttltit nu-'iflioas it utolttr Hint littn I'CCtt tit lit mintl tvrr .nice ha lit -l nnj V' ro.ltta'j. fluitlf hill bttiv elicit Sumct field anu Tom itelhter lliei treumtres of tlt9 truutileitmno block btin to l.AXton. fie m... ni-terieii- tnuiincsii of Itt'riino o vocUniit nnild, t'other bttrii'n excaialiona nnd vlocee it ntiicr a police-iinnrtt. Three tlniis Inter Vcrnuictt ivnttts off a truin into Tout's oriaB no accident Htia limr. rci-jiilcn brtmia a roin pnaioii ll'A vna Miaa Ynttftrnca acit. lnt ttoir in Mfa, Hcilslntle of AVu'Place.' V.rroHtct oo-tioiiM Iter rsiiloiutttotia Itttt Inter that dov. elie .11-..' Torn are alone in the W'ootlcot fnrtlcna propoanl ami an avcciitaitcc, hapiilncav lor tieol Chapter 39 . REDSLADE'S STORY QO.MKRFIELD stood the shock of the suw relation between me and Veronica with his usual sang froid when we told him at dlnnerf t:tiit. night. At nine o'clock came an urgent Message from I.axton demanding tio Instant presence of SonierBeld Xnd myself at the Lord Nelson, lie took us at once to his room. "Mr. Redslade!" said he. A tali man rose from a chair at the table. I starlod back, unable to suppress a cry. "Cousin John!" Blind ns it may seem, we had not till - that moment dreamed of connecting the fugitive with Red slade. The legend of his death had keen firmly established In our minds. But now explanations of the Inexplicable rushed up in a flood. But also, with them, Iresb conundrums. Why had he masqueraded as Mr. Richard? Spent three years in prison? Allowed his ancestral es tate to be dissipated while he had one fortune lying in a Belgian hank, and another in gold and Jenc'j apparently at his hand? And, above all, what was Veronica's part in the " complica tion? , Laxton was speaking: "I've arranged with Mr. Fother hury for Kastlcy to come lo New place at half-past nine and meet us there. 1 1 think we shall then get to the bottom of Pell's riddle. But Mr. Grenofeu and Mr. Somerfield ought to be put wise to the pre liminaries, 1 think, eh?" "It's a pretty rotten story," Rcdslnilc objected. . "Well, we needn't drag It out. This was how It shaped. Mr. lied slndc unexpectedly inherited Ncw placo while he was a youth in the army, where he struck up his close friendship with Pell. He did not come of age till the war was over. "Thon he found himself the owner of an estate so encumbered that ho could not keep it up. He got into t lie hadfls of the money- lenders, nnd finally he fell to the share of the firm of Smlthins.. They mado an arrangement with him to discharge all the mortgages on Ncwplacc nnd glva him a new one a real thumper. "His lawyers were dead against tho nrrnngomeut, but the sight of 10,000 In cash was too much for him. Very soon ho couldn't keep up his Interest. Then Smlthins jumped on him. "Mr. Redslade was ruined. Not long before he had met Miss Van denesscn nnd fallen in love with her. And that brings me to Pell and the Senhrokcs because it was Pell who Introduced him to the Seabrokcs at their apartment iu tho Hue Ropier, and there that he met Miss Vandcncsscn. "You'vo already got tho hang of Pell's Idontlly Philip Lincoln, an old acquaintance of Mrs. Sea broko in her younger days, a neighbor of Lincoln's mother Pell, in two holidays in Belgium, had visited Mrs. Senhroko in Brus sels nnd her daughter at Bruges. "On the third visit, lit l!:i, he had his friend Redslade with him. Pell wns a man nt different social rank from Mr. Redslade an uc countnnt in the city. At various, times, he mado violent efforts to snvo Mr. Redslade from his beset ting sin of gambling. They all foiled. "Now, you know that Pell anil Mr, Redslade were together in Brussels in the summer ot 1925. Pell had gone with him to Or; end at lite most desperate point In his fortunes, Just after the foreclosure on Newplaco. Pell feared what Redslade might do he tried lo Women's Hose $1.00 Pair 8Uk from top to tot wttk j pointed hL rTilllll1lllllllllll!lllll!!l!llll!lllinil' mm - WALLING" commit suicide. You know that tho report of his death was ac cepted as a fact. , , "Hut Pell rescued him that nlr.lit. . tie chased his inauueucii friend along the. digue from the Casino to tho Qua! des Pecbeurs, where he went over into the water, Pell, followed, dragged , him ashore In the darknew . U the railway pier, spent two awful' days with him iu one of the back slums of Ostcnd, and finally .role him off to Bruges in the hopo. thai Miss Van deuessen would cure, him - of Uls melancholia-. ' : ' " , "Miss Vandoncssen was staying in Hrujee's with the Scabrokes. They weAt there, and unhappily found that Commander Beabroke, whom they both then mot tor the first time, had joined his family,. "You know . Commander Sea- hroko. To lilm, Redslade as or.ucr ot r.cwpiuce was a aesirame uc- nualnttincR. But when Pell brought to his house tills ruined man, -appearing to claim sympathy and the hand of Ills daughter's friend, Sea broke saw red. There was a terri fic row, - "Pell took him away. But the report of his own death suggested to Rcdslaife the conduct that caused All the trouble afterward. lie would havo one fling with his last few hundred francs. If he lost, ho would stay dead. "The same night was the night of the seven coups at the Kursaal. Mr. Redslade knew nothing of Mar ling's presence in the crowd If he was there. Neither did Pell. "They did meet Marling on the boat next morning. He seemed anx ious to avoid them, but they were full of a scheme for employing the windfall lo come to some arrange ment with Smlthins, and they men tioned it to Marling. He would lis ten to nothing. Again Mr. Redslade made a false step. He told Marling he meant to remain dead till the question was settled, and that he and Fell were going to stop at the Lord Warden that night. ' "At Dover they lost sight of him. What Marling did iu the few hours between the arrival of the boat nnd 10 o'clock at night when the scuf fle took place on the cliffs we can only guess. There's something in the background of that. - "But the actual fact Is that Mr. Redslade and Pell were attacked by three men whom they did not know anbmlght have come badly jeff if Mr. Redslade bad not been a bit of a bruiser and an expert with the upper cut " Laxton rubbed his chin and smiled with mock ruefulness. "Me got a bit too much weight behind it that time and laid out his man too permanently. Tho essential point is thnt when they chased the other men who ran away, they found three running, not two, and &iey overtook the third who was Marling." 1 gasped. "Ah," said Somerfield. "Nasty person, the padre! But why " "Why didn't they snaffle him? Ouco more, Mr. Redsladc's inabil ity to see that In this country a man can't stay anonymous without great risk to himself. Ho has to keep Marling out of tho picture be cause Marling knows him. So be lets Marling go. "After the chase they come and find the man they knocked uncon scious. In a lit ot mistaken con scientiousness they tell the police. They give their false names. And then the die is cast That's irrev ocable. . "When the man dies they are in the cart, and presently out of the cart into tho jug. And all the rest follows as the night the day. I could moralize on It but If I do we shall keep Mr. Kotherbury- waltlug." Redslade had fidgeted during ho latler part of Laxton's recital. Now ho jumped up. "Shall wo go .and Ilftlsh It off?"' said he. "Right away," Laxlnn replied. 'Pity that the only character miss ing from the play Is Hiunlet. Mar ling won't he there. . . . I'll take the book of the words, Mr. Red slndc." Laxton picked up from the table Hie volutno which had been lying lor some days in my bookshelf, and we went out to visit Ncwplacc Ah-b-y' . . ' . (Copyright. tZ9, H'm JfftlTOtc Co.) Th PH reyitfry approaches 10 lotion. Continued tomorrow. illll!l!ll!lll!llll!Iilllllilllllllltii INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, anat Phoiw 1M , N H. 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