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; IIUAM A I II 111 I WIL- i ' JC , " lllllvlllL Ulllvl I AIMIl d.rmhnl lo live tor a mouth to and Htnnlon entered the home of V ti. A. 1-. 1 1 ' ll II H -r,T? SsT 1
DUKA VIA u V UVIl i n j i irrril UU qiUC T Un Ln ill c;&!ev a,. c.,... pmfprr Yflj I ilr
I V" f"y.' T i . y i.i S, i7 ' T: w r , , . ' . TrV ,i must lit. at ins foil.- Is cat to tre.d on ti.j stairs to I 1 111.1,1. 1. I IIU S Jill I .- Kv ! I
.. . ?' "'' ' to B:3D p.m. Kvenlnit Iteveries. ''' k' ' ' neilciii estale lor a month v.lih the lloor above bad not disturbed J iB , Jl IKV f i" H ,.-. 1 1 g
. . , Nfi(! kpi vIcc to K(I').
In tlo' (lays of nll-tnlkliiB orf:3o io is n.ni. Aunt Jtutty KlfldlcM
senj-jt!.ll(iiir iilttuioH "Tho Thr
PnMlonB,'" it lirltlsh-mhilo -plcturo
which-Appnad a throe dny':'nKuno
mont nt tho lllnlto theater yr-xl
In y. not only Is if .ijovolty Iiciiiiis"
f. .. li .'.in without dluloKub or soiiiul.
ulllioilKll n iniimIc Kynoliriinlzntlon,
.,.Jim liftcnux'k It'. Ill one of the -out-,
.8innclln'8cnoen ilcture.i of tlieywir
.aoti.- in Itfc cxcclli'ne of uctjiiK. iili.lui
tfrio;'r.s(jt!twKKK, ilii'Pcilnji and' inVrt'.iiini;
HffjufnritH."" ' ' ' '
r, Ilowovor, Hiicv tiir cxp'ciitlonnl'y
" .'. koimI pliolipplayw,'- tt.'V fitr' (rum
nll'v wlliil" rouhl I"' cilllod popular, nl
Tct:ihotiRh' null"" niucUilnlnn.'.ltfl uen
tln ,.lni ihomo and nlorul W.u:)iIiik .:
'Jl.loa hlwlibrow for.wjrnc moyle. fiilm.
" "'"' On thli name entprtUliiriifiit hill,
. howi'vor, Ih a crnrkor-Jai-k Hhoif
talking comody, "Aladamo Q," a
hurloque of court trials m'on In ho
many screen pictures where a wom
all's life or liberty Is at slake. A
lW falrolllpi'lt In this comedy, l.y her
clevernesn III tesliryiiiK so capti
21 vates the Jury members, one by
one, and tin' juilne, to say nothlnv
of Ihe audience, thi.t the case Is
dismissed without tho Jury evor
Ipnvlnir nt. box to deliberate. "MikI
amn y." while hardly a slapstick
afflilr, Is a seream of luuiihs
tliroiiBliout, with, its' k.en satire
and .liurleunu'o on how 'bountiful
womnji defendants In murder or
alteinpied murder cases illrouub-
nut Ihe country, escniie u ituiliyl
verdict throiiuh sentimenlal Juries.
Hut to return to tho somber l":l
ehterlainlni? "The Three Passlonn"
drama, with its linKedy Interspers
ed with flippant gaiety, and fteu
eral upllftlim. theme. It Ls Ihe stoiy
of n nelflsh ,seH'-inadc i-:.phtln f;f
British Industry, who liisif from a
iloi-k hand to become head of at
FTi-at shtpbuildinK comiiany and :i
nobility title, whose sole love 18 for
the power his business jtlvcs him,
nnd for his only child, a .sort. Who,
distrusted with his own wasteful
life of luxury and his father's
heartlessness In business, turns to
rollirlon wllh thff Intention of be-
M,c eomlnir a clergymun, und becomes
connected with a rnlsslon. ,
! Ills sweetheart, fforklhfr In con
nectlon with his father, ulso en-
- torn tho mission as a worker, hop-
nn to wean him away from his
rellalmul r.ntbltlon. Thus' you have
the onterlalnlim 'conflict between
money, 'iove and religion, whleii
.nri ylih it happy blendinK of the
Ihreq..,. ' i
TlTho atqry hnu thrills nml Us labor
jeiiuenees aro I)1k,: showing Ihe op
rratlon of a lurire plant and slrlke
U....nu-..',.Al,n1 ll Hut Ihn hnul l 11
fZ .., of , '"Die Thi'ee 1'asslonH'.' doiils with
llriiu tlho London seaman's mis-
i slnnl where an sodden n lot ofiilis-.
i- slpated humun heijiRs as -was evuv
eo'llecleit Is seen. '"' ' :" !
j,, ( Much of this silent pieVure? While-
- .. Ilriitish , nti.de, , w;U4 photoKrapheU
l Nice, tifHIWi ,
That handsome, capable and ma
ture, Mcreen actress, Alice Terry,
wife- of Ilex limram, fnmuus pro
ducer and director of "The Three
Passions," Is1 the star, and she, is
ably supported by Hhayle .fJal'der,
as .Ihe father; lvnn lelrovlci iui
the son. olid n larao coiiipany. I
r'lt, A..K,. ;
. JAOKWNyn.W:, Oro., .Now 2.1.
(Special.) !hV of ihe, n)iC iMi
Joyivble arfnirs of the easi).it' was
'the meetlmr of tho Women's assn
clatPon of the church on Thursday
nt the- country home of Mrs. A. S.
Klelnhammer' on l.lttle Appietiale.
. It was an nil-day meetlm; at which
thu, ludlea-worked on articles for
their coming biui.ar. f
At 1 o'clock 11 chicken dinner was
served by tho .hostess.
Those atiendlni; were .Mrs. 11.
ltlxby. Mrs, L. .Coke. Mrs. fi. Jone?,
Mm. II. LoKim, Mrs. Alice I'lrlcii,
Mra. I). A. Korboa.' Mrs. Chester
Wendl, Mriu A. llowman, Mrs.
.lohnson, Mrs. V. Kdens, Mrs. Her
hcrt Ilanii.i. Mrs. (I. (.1, t'hapman.
lira. IS. H. Ueverhnce, .Mis. 0, W.
'Oodward, Mrs.'YouiiK of Ashland
and Mrs. 11. VunDyUe of I,os An
goles. '. , ,.. . , '
I- Ai 'business meetliiK wiih h1d
flurlnK" the ariernoon, at which
'plans woro made for a haznnr ami
Chicken pie supper to be held on
December fi In the church base
ment. . '
Ti-lbllle In l. A. It. Worker.
' WASHINGTON. Wl A $111,00(1
bronziv window in honor of a wom
an atlll llvltm has been prcsenled
Ihn. piuiffhters of the - American
'ltevulutlon. II Is the idfl of A If re. I
J. llrossenu of New York, u testl
monUll to his wife. (Irai-e l.lueo'n
Ilrosseau, former president nener.it
of the 1). A. It, It will be placed
hihfMhew constlluthm hall.
COLDS MAY
JACKSONVILLE UDIES
PRFPARF FDR RA7AAR
'''.Vv,vi'--rr r ,fv.' .
u .: 1 1
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INTO
...... Cougtit frcm cold, m Irad lo
ten i (ioui, tioiblo.' "Vuu cn'-top them
: now villi CtcomuUion, n euiuliitrcd
''' i crrosole that it plcnunt to tike.
Creomulilon it medical diicoirrr
with Iwo-lold actions it aoolhri and
heala tlie Inllamrd incmbrinc nnd lu.
Libit, Rernt growih.
Of ill known druga rreoaote f rrc
egnld hv hih medical aullioriliee
tone bflho Ricaiol lir.iluip agenrlra
for cnunlia from rolda and liionchiul
irrlltilona. Crcomultion rntaina, in
dditioD to creewite, other heaiinn
CREOMULSIOW
? TH COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON
1 1 . '
1 '' i i-
30 p.m. r'vniilnir lU'VeriCH.
imiiii,' i j ii Horviwv to ki;u.
II io o:3'l p.m.-r.ilIson proKrnm.
(transcontinental). Nil? ser
vice . to K(il), JVIIQ, HOMO,
K'lW, KVI. '
C:30 to 7:30 p.m. fleneral Motors
Family Party . I trtinsco'itiucnlul)
NUC f service tn'h'dO, KHQ,
llIO, kdW. KI'I.
7:30 t p.m. "pile Kmplio liilll
' dors" ( iranscontlriental). NIK;
' nervier- ' to If(ll), Kll4, KOJIO,
: K'iW, KKI.
8 to !) p.m.-'-ltlldy KelKer'li Shell
Symphonlsts'. KHO service to
KtIO, KlltJ, KO.MO, KtHV, KP.O
nnd KFI.
!) to 0:311 p. in, "Voice of Plre
v. Wone." N HC service to KUO,
KIIQ, KOMI), KCW, KI'I, KM.,
KOA.
IP:3il to 10 p.m. "The f'litai- I'.and"
NIWJ service to KOO, KIIQ,
KO.MO, K(IW. KKI.
10 to 1 1 p.m. Slumber hour. NIK,'
service lo K'iO. KS1 KOA.
11 to 12 p.m. LauKhner-Ifarrlfl
Hotel St, I''raucls dance orches
tra. .'IIC service lo KCO.
November 2B, 1929 ,
Forecast '' ;
,Mc(lff)iil nml vicinity:. Iliisolllod
(oiiIkIii mill Tuesday. Warmer lo
nlKlit.. . , ... ..!
OreKon:" I'lisetlled tonlitht mid
Tuesday. Probably rains In west
portion. Warmer in southwest por
tion lonlujil.
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Local Data. 3. K 2
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Tempciaturo (I)cks.).... iij :10
Highest llJist Vi hrs.l . W, 53
lowest (iJist l ins.).. 22 27
Itel. humidity (Pet.) 54 ill
Slate of wealhor P. Cdy. P.Cdy.
Lowest tenipuralure thiiT"inorn
Ins, tii doKreofi. ;
Total prcliliatioii since Sept. 1,
10H9, 1.1(1 Inclias.
Tempernlures it year ago today:
Highest, -15; lowest, III.
Sunset today, !:: p. m.
Sunrise Tuesday, 7:14 a. m.
Sunset Tuesday, 4: 43. p. m.
Obeervatfon Ta kenat BA7 mT
120th Meridian Tlma
a K' h S
a ra
1 .
Halter City
Hlsninrck ..-....'.
Holse-
Denver.
Den Moiuos ...
Frosni)
Helena
I.n.s AiiRelen ....
Marshfleld
Phoenix
Pofllund
(d llluff
rtosebura
Salt l.akn Clly
San Francisco
Sunlit Ko ........
Sent He
Spokane
Walla Wit! In. ,:
WliiiilueR :.
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EAGLE POINT SUNDAY i.
SCHOOL PARTY SOON
KAC.I.K POINT, Ore., Nov. 25.
(Special) Plum 'iirn being; mnilo
fur n Sunday school social evening
which will bo held In the Presbyte
rian chinch some (lino soon nftor
ThanksglvlitK, All Siinduy school
schohirs should ho In their places
luring the Sunday school hour an
that they can tuko lurt In tlto even
lug's enjoyment. The exact dale
will he announced Inter.
C. E. OF EAGLE POINT
ENJOY EVENING PARTY
KAGI.U POINT. Ore, N'nv.
(Siievinl,) on ,1'YMity ovftilnif tho
newly in'KMil.od ChrlMtlitn Kndoav
or nf the l'reshylerlan chun h wlA
n party nt the home of (ho .Ml sues
Dorothy uixl I.Msln Wllhlte. ,Tho
t'liteitalntnent einimttttn furnlnheil
a lively nnd vurlvil program of
tuntH und Kiunei, In which nil
timW part, enjoying a nwt pleas
ant evening. Tho?p prcHcnt wore
Kev. nnd Mm. -Puvldrton nnd fun
UHly. JJorothy and Vanre IVareo,
Ki't'da i'hnmhoi'H, JJorothy Cny,
John Medley, yhl faster, Oludy
t'owden. Verntn .Mnnln, M'tlllum
Miller, Frr.m'lH IMtlerJIHK, Diuuthy
and Alho Davlx. Iletuy Wall, Dor
ntiiy, ;hp n, Ornndm;' Vllhlt.
DEVELOP
PNEUMONIA
clrmrhta which aoolhe and heal lite
inflamed membrane and step the ir
ritation; while the creosote Roe on to
tho elommh, is obiothed inlo tin
Iiluod, allarka ilia arat of I lie trouble
and clinkt the gtowlli of the terms,
CreomuUion la Riiarantrrd uilsfac
lory In tlie treatment of coughs from
rolda, bronrhitia and miner forma of
bronchial irritatienf, and ia rjerllrnt
for building up the ayitrm after culda
or flu. Munry refunded If not tv
lieved iflrr taking acrutdlng todirec.
-iioaa, nsn your mupglit. (adv.)
. 38 2tS , Unlit ,
. 42 32 " C'Nnidv
. 4(1 :i(i Clpudy
. nil r 22 Cloudy
. 40 24 Clenr
. 70 411 Clear
. II II) Italn
.74 ' ;..
. fix :io cloudy
. (18 SI Clear
. 42 38 Cloudy
, 42 42 CJolldv
52 :io Clear
. 42 ' M Oloudy
. (Ill 50 Clear
. Il l I I Clear
. 40 ' 40 Cloinlv
.34 28 Cloudy
. 42 ' Cloudy
0 SlinW
.1. HUTCHISON,
Mt'leoi'oloRlnt,. .
.
Medford ranks third. Ip tho stale
r.inonu the cities outside of Por'
Indn in bulldlliK permits Issued dur
ing the, month of October, accord
ing to tho S. W. Ktraus & Company
national monthly building survey.
Portland,, this year, reports for the
month- permits rcpresentiiiK SI,1
uiri.nxK. . .. ' ..- ; ,
'Amonir' the towns Outside -nf)
Portland, -Halcln cainet first with
$32,045; Albany kccnnd wllh
and Medford third with Ml,
7ri, The slate total amounted toi
i.7r,3,or,o.
'Allhounh Corvnllls stood first,
outsliln of Porllnnd ,ln Hoptembei'.j
Medford was found to hold her,
same rank In tho building permits,
for that month, wlifch had a state'
total of I .!!! 1 .GT.7, with Portland,
reportlnis 1,K(I'2 ,4r,. Corvnllls led
Ihe smaller cities with $ri2,710, Sa
lem came second wllh $39,784, and
Medford third with tl.',24r.
A year ago In October. Medford
came second outside of Portland,
wllh bulldiiiK permits iveriiKlni:
$32,240. Halem, as is tho case th's
October, came first .with $89. Kilo,
and Corvallls third with $31,100.
Portland In that month had $t.
348.335. The enllre stule tolal was
$1,551,230, or $1111,820 less than
this October.
n :
KAfll.R P9INT, Oro,. Nov. 55. -(Sps'lHl'
i-'uneml services - Were
hold .'iir,2 pi m'.-Tuesday ln."ihb
Antelope i-ciiielery for John Henry.
Simons, need "8 years, 5 months
and four days, who passed away.
In Medford, November Hi.
He leaves two sisters nnd three!
brothers, Mrs. A. CJ. Daley and
Mrs. W. I-. Chlldreth of Knitlo
Point: Edward V. of Los Angeles,
Daniel M, of Oakland, and Peter
K, Hlmons of Knglo -Point.
With bis parents they crossed
the plains In 185:1, und made thefr
home al the Sterling mine foj-
three years when . they moved to-
Knglo Point. '
Hev. Davidson, pastor of Kagle
Point, had charge of the service
JACKSOXVIUK, Ore., Nov. 25
(Hpwlnl) Mph. Nanlt I'nntrall
and dautthtor Odrdellla -of Klam
ath KallH motored over Saturday
cvenlnK and npent the nfsht ut tho
homo of Mm. Corn Crump on I-lt-tle
.ApploKnto. They wove dinner
KnoNtN Sunday at Anty'd plaoo.
Tho djineo Ktvon by l ho A mori
on n IjOhJou club Katurduy ovenlnK
iiH iiiito HUceoHHful financially
and Koi'lnlly.
AIj-h. V. A. Chllders and son,
(Mlfton and daughter, Maxine, now
living at lilpr ApplcKatu pont hpv
oral ilayH tho latter part of the
wool: at their homo. here. .
Jomoi hiuo O. K. chapter of
(irantH Vhvh Invltvd Adarel chap
ter of JackHonvlllo to vltlt their
work VeUnendny pvonhiK, Tlii'fP
auto . loada nltended nnil enjoyed
n vory ploawint ovenlim. .
On. TueHday ovenlim Mr. nnd
MrH.' Jl. K, llannu woro dinner
hoHtH to Mr. and Mix C. A. Knight
iff 'MMlfonl' nnd J.udo mul Mi'
Tou Velio of thlH city,
MrH. AlLch I'lrich In vIsltlnR hvv
mn, Hoy I'lrjch, nnd .family Jji
(lellvlow dlHtrlot, AMhland. Hho
will remain there for ThanksRlv
Ii'ff . ,
I'loyd Votile, wife and Htt'o
daughter arrived from I-om Aiifco
Ioh l-'rlday nnd will visit until
after ThaukKlvinK wllh his par
entH. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Charley Votfle
ninth nf town.
Mt'H. O. . II. Chapman of Cold
Hill wn.fi vUitiiiR relativoa hero
Wed heyday.
Hoy imilh upent tho past week
hunting Reese In Klanmth county,
returning home with mnnv fine
tUrd.
Mth. Xettlo Thompson 'nnd Hon,
Junior of Medford Hpent tho pnt
week nt tho homo of her nlster,
MrH. ChrlH Ko-oRan.
MIk Mildred Curtton of Cen
tral Point. proHldent of tho Coun
ty .Health OMKnelalioti and Mm. W.
(irecn f Medford woro calling hi
town . WednoHday , in connection
with the uilo of tho ChrlMtmnn hc:U
NlUUtpH.
JACKSONVILLE MASONS
VISIT CENTRAL POINT
JACKWONVIl.UK, Oro.. Nov. 2T
(Special) Warren hodKe H. 10
A. V. & A.' M., denree team Vnd
other menihoi'H niotwed tt Cen
tral Point Thursday evoning to
confer tho M. M. deKiee nnd en
Joyed a hamiuot n'vved by the
O. l. s. ladteH of Central point.
An enjoyable time wtm reported
by nil who attended.
EAGLE POINT GRANGERS
HOME FROM CONCLAVE
l:.(ll.K I'llNT, ore.. Nov. 5.
ISpeelnl) Mr. ..iilid .Alii!. ; tleol'Re
Ktowoll .returned , to their home
Weilllemlny, nfter HlieiulinR It We'el;
lu Kenllle iitlenilinK the nutlonnl
granite ronventloli, ill whieh time
I hey were Initiated Into the Till
ileiiieo ut tlnt oriler. They ar
rived home In time to celehrate
tho hlrihilay anniversary or .Mr.
Hlowelh
Tlurna ailMiawnner hu plnrt
ed nerntlon between thla city
nnd Kdwurd lllnea ;lnnta.
QiYNOPSIS: Terrllvlno expert
e,.c inlroduca Yuijtiu I'reMcoli to
ttfo at Yew hoiloe. where the it
determined to live lor u iiiduI'i (o
V'litl the fortune left bo her tmce,
Herbert Preecott. Hie will etln.
ulatee he must tlve at lite Can--tiecticut
estate for a month wllh
only a eervant, never tenvtna it
tor more than an hour or forfeit
Ihe Xeonoy, Suspecting Himdoicn,
an Indian, of belno the elleut fln
ure vilio greeted her et tlte lodge
and thea vanished, and of capsiz
ing her canoe, fenov calls ut the,
tndlan's camp hut he is absent.'
iter auapiclon are vartlv allnged
when she' learns of Hillldoicii's
reputed "iilgltt-blltidiicss,'? V '
j, ' ' 1. . I
eiiiU'e'r ,.)'' V ' : ' h
AN UNWEliCOfvie VI8IT0R:
'' ' ' !," ;
TUB coupe came to fan abrupt
top as Peggy.preasod down on
tiie brake and Julia, sitting behlnJ
her, pitched forwari). .. '
i Blie had turned the car complete
ly around before Tier maid had re
covered BUnclently from her sur
prise to question her. '
"Ko" why aln' yo' gwlne to Llteh
flel!. Miss Peggy?" ehe demanded.
"Because 1 find I can't get there
and back within an hour," .
Peggy compared her watch and
the speedometer. ' ' '
; "At least not In a now car. I'll
phone the doctor and ask him to
come to Yew Lodge Instead."
"'Ttt'n' tineoaanry on my 'C0UM,"
proteeted Julia.
" ","?:"' A..!!,, h...ll. .rlllnr. .nd Stnntnn la . l-VV 1) ., :.!'. R" VAI H
IMtlrYililf iVi'Vi'irnnii-iVii'riViViViVi'--,"'"'1"V 'Wr-'cc if n-mnuli i 'n' "i
Startled Dy a voice, Cnase turned to
".Miss Peggy, did yo' notice that
genrntan'" on- bosabnck who - we
passed awhile flgff?"
"Yes; vb", Julia?" '
"1 dunno, 'copt he come after its
a ways, 'an' deh tu'ncd off Into do
wouds.' - "cents,. like bo wanted io
speak to yu', but yo' nil went by so
rus' " '''.'. i I ''
. "I'm sorry." ; . . , ! "
' On ibelr approach to' Mohajvki
Lane Peggy slowed down nnd nimle
the turn Into It In secund tear, linr
eyes the wblto scanning the Kvans'
honieotead.
The nclKh of a horse canto from
tho left and she saw a sorrel mare,
saddled and bridled, standing b;
tbe spring house; lis rider was
not visible nnd she kept on her
way. 'o-:
Her progress up tho lane, how
ever, wus closely watched by the
owner of the horse who! having
quenched his thirst, was comforta
bly seated ou a bench partially con
coaled frum the read by a clump
of lllao bushes.
VAs Peggy drove out of sight, he
gut' up and walked hurriedly
through the woods skirting the lazi.
Ilu was too late to Intercept her at
the first gale, Julia having opened
If and gotten back Into the car with
unusual speed.
From down the lace came a h.ill
nnd In another second Ob,-.dian
Evans was by the man's side.
"They told me up. at Ihe store
you wera back. Lieutenant Stan
ton." "As cordial as ever." grinned
Edgar Slunton, making no attempt
to shake hands. Obadialt eyed hint
carefully.
"Whore aro you Slaying?"
"Willi you"
Ilut Obadiah shook bis head.
"Haven't any vacant rooms," he
announced. "Must you he gain;?"
iitnultm took tlila dismissal wllh
a tormenting smile.
lie sprang Into the saddle, and
sal looking down nt Obadlnh, the
afternoon sun making his roddish
hair appear inoro red.
"How many know of tho two cop
Iierbends you put out to kill the
frogs In Mohawk Pond?" be asked
ill a quiet tone and htteyca ilitnced
ns tho'color drained from Ohadl.th's
chocks, "Old man Prcscolt died
from Biinko hllo."
Horse nnd riilcr disappeared (hvwn
Ihe road to Kast Cornwall In' a
cloud of dust. At Stone Tower gate
bo dismounted, opened nnd closed
It, nnd not troubling lo mount
again, let the liorsa fallow him to
the round stono tower some dis
tance away. -
DELICIOUS HEALTHFUL REFRESHING
n n i xrs rv r
Awarded Gold Medals and
First I'riie, India and Ceylon,
as Finest Tea tirowii.
If APS THE WORLD IN QUALITY AND SALES
CLA88ITLED 4DVEBTI8UW GETS RESULTS ' .
The v. l(!o wooden door tba cave
enlranco to the lower stc-il open,
und fltttnton entered the home o(
Anulia Chase wllliou'ceremony.
Ills cntlilto tie d on li... stairs to
the llonr above bad not disturbed
Anuila. busily writing, and Stnntnn
noUelessly swung himself up to
the floor through the trap door and
sat with Is feet dangling down
through the opening watching
Chase wrile steadily on. uneon
ecloits of his visitor's presence. '
. Itiwas strlkiiig seven when Slaty
ton broke the silence.
'Writing yoiir'-llfO' blslory.?' ha
asknil.-
Cbase's violent start oTErturned
a small-inlt bjittle, :'
C'lmao dropped a blotter over the
stained papers, before him and
rose. " . .
"No harm done," he declared.
"Where did you Bprlng from, Ed';"
"Sharon," briefly. '"I came up to
look over the old place; Clark
wants to go to the city, so I am
hunting another caretaker. Can
you put me up, Anuila, for a week,
say?"
Chase looked at him dubiously.
"Oh, certainly," but his tone lack
ed warmth.-
"I'll bring up my duds," Slanlon
called as he scurried down the
Rlepfi. - -
Chase bad dinner ready when his
(jf.
i t
stare ai ms vmior, u was Sianton,
guest returned and they eatlslled
their hunger.
- Tiieir convcroation was desultory
and then Stanton askid; - .
. "Have you met Prescott's niece?
"Yes." Chase eyed his companion
steadily for a few minutes. "She
Is very charming and," as an after
thought, "very rich."
Stanton laid down the stub of his
cigar. " v ' ' ' i .
' "Is ehe?" he questioned softly.
"She has a month and a day to
qualify under the terms of her un
cle's will and the time Is not up
yet. ' It she Is nbsent from Yew
Lodge for over one hour In any 21,
tho money goeB lo Jamleson Sin
cloir." - ' - --
Chase's mild blue eyes opened
wide. '" .' ' .
"Very curious," he -commonted.
"Philander ' Is much interested In
Misa Prescott and very much wor
ried by her Isolated position at Yew
Lodge. Ho has written to suggest
that she engage a trained nurso as
companion."
'"But she has a maid."
"An Ignorant colored girl."
Chase's disapproval was .'obvious.
"My brother Ib right; Miss Prcscotl
should not remain longer without
proper companionship. Her near
est neighbor Is Obadialt Evans."
Stanton ran his fingers through
his hair until It stood upright.
"And Sundown," be pointed put,
smiling slgnlHcantly. ,
Chase stirred uneasily In hit
chair.
"The half-breed was devoted to
her uncle,"
"But suppose Sundown regards
Miss Prescott as an Interloper? He
looks on the laud around Mohawk
Pond ns his; l'TO hoard him boast
ns much to Prescott when drunk."
Pushing hack his chair, Chase
rose, a troubled look In Ills eyes.
"You suggeat pleasant possibili
ties," he said. "Do yon know why
Prescott did not wish his niece to
be nbsent from Yew Lodge over an
hour at a time?"
stnnton swallowed hard
"I haven't an Idea," He gathered
up the soiled pans and dishes. "I'll
nash these at the brook," and be
bolted from the tower.
Par a long minute the botanist
stood slating at (ho open door, hie
thoughts In a turmoil that Edgar
Slanlon had lied In atisu-cring his
Inst question he I'.nd not the faint
est doubt. '-- . .
fcopirfpnt, D, pplctoti and CaJ
Tragedy enters Yaw Lodes In,
. temonew'a ir.stallmtnt to Jcopar.
dlie Peosy'a fortuno and lier y.'
turo.'
1 9,
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Viy cyo jii'otpt'Hon wo
moan liaying thorn exani
ino.d poriodioally, as yon
do your. teeth.--Life insur
ance companies, before
aoeeptinj?-' an applieant,
demand . physical exami
nations to determine, the
applicant's ; life expect-1
anev. . '
The intelligent person
invariably has hik or her
eyes examine at, inter
vals t,0!;.detci'mine . their
condition. ' -: . . ...
-W--"H,."'rV'
itiyc : eypsight is
re.sKnsille for man" of
'it i ' . . r . -
the ills . of humanit3r
manj of the t accidents
that result, in death and
maimed ..bodies could be
avoided jf the eyes were
performing their proper
f miction. ,
. Defective eyesight re
duces efficiency and
greatly hampers the ac
tivities of those afflicted.!
It is sometimes pathetic J
that some of the afflicted
with fading ind impaired!
vision do not realize: what
is interfering with their
work and slowing them
down. T h e y ' attribute
their condition ' to sonic
other cause, and neglect
the relief so easily obtain
able and so near at hand.
. Protect . your eyes and
they will protect you !
can . best be enforced by
consulting a competent
optometrist.. . ..
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