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Newspaper Page Text- MEDFORD MM' TRIBUNE, -MEIjFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY PAfiE TWO mm mm mm aj urom IPIIMB llll IM a a - I 5"'. ' f t at fflMS. - -fc b A F-TEJ? v r . . i JaM ii SAY AiJTHQRif IFS 'S m'o re;;peop l e b u V T :cfV: it 1 1 1 o CHAPTER 1 ' .THE PUZZt OF PARADOS RE you Mr. Morri son? ; I shall ncvor foi'Ket Dan Par ad. as I la .y li I m .mi I turned my head 'he sound of ins arrogant voice. lis was stepping through the French wlmlow In the library pt his spniwllng hacienda on San las Island. Dan Parados 'had been called "the most sinsisi ligure on Hit Coast." i i . ' "Are you .Mr. Morrison;" ills tie was tyrranlcM. "k'o," .l -svil dilliden. "Mr. fifctVat III.. I am Alft 11 u ii f- , iJhaaaaa 40 tha 1 y.mmti laur tit lif'iit f .is - 6'.S' va'la ! I tbtt tsCJil HCS". N. '!' S:fr jiilr ia sa W!.'!B) a M I. .A.TT .... -!" . r mw&.fMWa r,r : af-aaKSOBi : .:,? mint. wjsra?jias'TsaaK'' es&. 3wvTaasv 'In tstmiNin . wmai m,ii ')hh iwn iiM M in la (SJifcf i T:i 'CJi iinlloij:i '' ' la-.nl. n-w MHiia.li aw .T!! )?Ltir?A 'iii (iJOMSin (AUi'aM t.wnn )'iriM miiwm OjEl B!v fiiUP I ' : i ' Mjn vm jna. aa 'tmViriS ' Mv.w mhij nvilti .jaa !rw4 ui w.'m,r !Kii. nmno rviili "Ji""'"1-' . . 32HW.Sa iTtTe SrSrn- i' HSi ' 1 "i"it-.k'.,,r.i ta mum. ':it u4ik jtwMi iwia)a a tinv a o.d es. Wills lfd vne.vs t Xtfm this ctuff!" 'b tooitak- mm'e my hl..il boll. I'ifr.-fcHs' fpniinf n'.icestry was rtiawMit Wi Ms ;itrt legs :t4 loag erms, Id stocky shoulders and heavy hands. 1 " "1 am not Incompetent, Mr. J'ara 1ds," 1 asserted. "I know great deal about pictures and antiques." Ha grinned sourly. "Tbeu what do you know about this stuff i" i "It wortb around a quarter ol a million," I 8:ld. curbing .ny an Ker. I wondered If I should risk sperlilng my mtif.l. I decided 40. ."you probably a wlndled It out ol the asattt for a liiiilial thousan ir ... , We chualacd. "I till naitay lHaaiaJ the ' lot," be bastr. "How's that?" I found my.1 It thlnklc; ot John Ilront and Don li.m:i Velasq. It wn'li:ltile to thl: ot Jan i'0ados at tha same lla John Bront, founder of the Call, tnrnla branch of fts family, had been a fortynlner. Washing a small fortune from the hills, he he- f njnwasi -ncEn tun -. i -; " " " H , .... ' !f ' 9mmzSB mum. a rji', I . '.!; Jfe. fc N M csag a merchant and banker. Thrill's bronsbt me money and I'd do family had prospered until after the World war. Don Kanion was different, but of similar quality, lie built the fort on San Lucas Island and died In ii like the Qillant KentlemanO.ie was. Mis ton and grandson had dlcdJn It, too. ' tg&l here. 1 reflected, was Dan Parados fruit peddier. Rambler and speculatQ, grader and master of corrupt politicians wi'p the llrent collection In one hand and the Velwunof InsdsJn Uie other. PROGRAM MAPPED BY t Iielter Pinna for observance ot Homes wwk In jQksnn cnunty, May 4th to 10th, iver annnunciid today by Hubel C. Mack, honifi demonstratioD agent, and county chairman. Jiome sanltatlcn -Wll be featured I "You aero fortunate; Mr, dos." - 'Shrewd." De corrected. "Koep 'em scared, pay only when you hate to. oil your wits and you'll make money even In the antique busings. If a man can't bold what he's g he should lse It." "Vou wouldn't complain," I ven tured, "it se ODe were strong enoLKb to UKe-ybut weallh from youV" "I'd like to see the boy thai can do It" He laughed boastfully. "If you lose your It to you'd have lost eryiliiiiK. wouldn't Qm'Z" His niiiKnlticent concell had Irked me and the wo (3). were out befure I roallcrd It. i ' What tl'vou mean by SV" he snouted furiously r) "I'm in.' I atyili'isizcrt. "I sup !; I was thinking ot the Impcgjiia tit-iue ut li'." . ' TI.iioor or.cf.dtf tltfi Aiomcnl. t Klrl ite The M flltlriB Vjrl. it m tu'vnt eito thai )iuiii fta (? 'i.. inrrll i i:.t I ol lvrltl It'lrl l'a . I'tr.. "i:aw llh ,4ft ?la a4 l m a ma 4tM eaat iara tea o t o -M aa lt'l8 ai m:- !. 1 "S.MMiil r, )" !':) ftililt - !n M-klt." I'l imim. laslwiri 1.1 tan art Thai, k aa: tf.totn wvre ww at?' "I ivas- Mrsnat teudetl to ew-wltk Mia mtmt ttA, list." I bwsi. ai Va!lV.'iy. "Yo kauw just tthst I VY" "I think so. I t!ril It oia before you boulit H." Ooo. - 1 dun t kav alytlawt about the stuff myslt." Ills attitude piaii a.e. "Via dou't seem particularly itierfea In the collection. ar. l'anais." "I'm rat. G't ill wi and bloc every tiaa)." clenched hand hit tha 'aai. "Do you Intei.a to keep yc col- ftctlon here?" For if whl'" He hsltaU. going to give ti9 stu away." ''To a uscu!" 1 cilaa. He nr . . . "..obbe I'll start onra)-l3 Js.ra- dos Memorial Miemn. How's thai sound?' ' "Rut IgiouBht you weren't icit ested In that sort ot thing." - :" ' "It's none ot your business. roi toller, hut yon niTht as well know. I came 0 a bad ontflt and I've h.Wdled a lot ot dirt. Get me straight. I'm not ashamed ot It. t again. 1 Dan Parados 'in't Rolng to Ilia more'o another SO or 30 years Wid he'd like to leave somotlQs behindsomething peo I'rt will remember. So he's taking lip art." He laughed, and I detested him mora than ever. Q I wondered It he had hoped 9 found a dynasty. That would be a natural ambition. Mrs. Parados, I recalled, had had no children. rs Parados seemed disposed to tin-1 Ucr with his thoughts, so I peered . ..... .,... . :ty two all day demonstrations on j WHtor sy.-lpins and septic tanks.' w",,'r supply., n row - wj-.e rwwnm. iiispoMti pmut, etiec- The other lequlivment.. will be t..e IuviJIiik and a ,.od llKhti. ,tiMl,w,! at me senile lank deiu c.intllule the tur uim ! ,nstiatlon to ho held next week, ntllltic." of the farm hoiixe, the ' i,. 7,1, nn.l tu, " foundation of wifn, comfoi tiihlr living is an' old Htntt-mcnt. hut Un truth It urrli- U hi'lna lvlli,M ( inori Hint more ettch diiy." Mrs. ; AlurK explHlm-d this inomitui I ' "rh,"" thlnas m e no nm-r luiu-iviviuii iuauim-h. 1 ncy are n-coRntaed in necrssttirs. "A witter. Kynlem and eitic lnl that sill SiK-iil to the" farmer muMl meet certain requirement In ordt-tto he nonulAr. A few of Ihese are: It should b easily In- into i shadows.. .. The room vat jie. liooH shelves, the ball door, another door and a tircplacr occupied all of the uurtli ill. 'i lit tire was not lighted, but the grau bad been laid. Agalust the wall opposite the lireplace stood a beavj a(c(' oruaiueotnl design, Its dooi open. My eyes traveled back to the lire place. A do.ne-eliaped glass rase.: ot the type used to boiw stuffed remains of birds stood lu thu'eor uer 9 the mantel. It neared lu be empty, and I wondered why. 'qJusi thcQthe latch of Ihgj patio dinner Jacket hurst into the uorn. his feel falling noiselessly c the blue Turkey carpet. He was ol me rl in m hei,9t. a lender build, about (In caomfwtO nno O.f lllnta iTT.nuf, rnmiiiirl li'V ivl linK. A fold.! neHper clutt J i O Mia let! I ml in 'icli y a to iv rn Hit lmprk?n 1:01 t!llna lil.tu 114 K'O. tea a,ar. luaMlr lk) 09 h lnsii, him Ml aa l'a'I'Irs cnM ) tm .. ajatsarv: la III 4 n'. tiyW'. .! akaa." 'i.y.Uir 'MS y s.Ha r- i lia.aM4, loai Mr tx- feMwv "nnm &m." mr .' jok m ntga I'lns is Iimm;, aisaa-r-Msa a imi i tfM r awa, A Ma a it m igk y 1 ufca ' "Ulna am Af aa av kaawaa. sua mdjM 4 IM 14 vims, tun ut isi aaar, BaHMSMa aa laaas " aisk m aa aa 1 lia KMr. ri ." . 1W w Mipmi as taa ls)hv, 4a an van icsi, im asna tmm la Has smM vsii iaa a 41VMIM r4!y. I m V. aa rm Mfua '. its gists a JmM wWt ar lltsafcaa. l..rW gn't uak. I Ml tat tawsA laawtaaa, lajrili ll (: aukii Mr iia y t rCaw. tt.iaail t sm. "VI j aa aiaati l laak, tuat? kar w M HC tar ii-aa " . "Takai?" V . "Ja.n'e It. A Mil's lucy pic., 'Ha," 1 ii. I'll ot 6g-rstl-tlrai." "Tit n't t wlit )a talk-, a; oiat!" ia eicmal. Taai.: '.'e'll leava that .ajik 'til tcor row. Hare -met Ars.-Parados?" 1 o! I had." Parados Jerkji at a bfli'l ropo. Ta t. a eraug faced young woma, Bp9;ar01, "Miss Jnhrles," Parados barked, and the maid Vied. Trug house keeper, tall,- angular, w.ih gi0 son 0r eyes, presented herself. "IS M. Kllqui In?" "No, Mr. Parados.' "Where Is he?" ' O'l don't know." "Is !hen anything you do know Parados demanded vindic tively. Then: "Sfep your exe on your cuff links, rrant." " ilia contemptuous toft? made the Inference ot his remark brutally obvious, but 1 kept still. "Oh. Jahrles!" Q called again. "Yes, Mr. Parados?" "I eball not be In to dinner." Parados wont Into the library and shut the door. CopyripM. J."J, vmtn Morrow ond Companvl Into Iht mystery ot Parades home Into Hunt's lift comes a besutSll olrl Intnrtfcr tomor. : Dtiillril, effii-lrit in operation, not too contly anyone which rouuirrs I nii!e attention after once Instnlled. Prof. (1Umon aKiilturnl en ' Killccr of . Orciiun jitate coltono. hihI V. 1-'. JontM of the Portland lament compuny will di-tnonntrHte , trie nmkinK nml lnKtnllutlnn ot a concrete ecptlc titnk in the fore 1 noon. In the afternoon .Mr, t)ll 1 more will iMscumm water systlems of various types,, cothig f.-om a feiv . dov'.irs In the more : lems. pensive sys- -f Classified adverting gets result. POHTLAND, Ore., May.J. P) Dale Uwson, 16, employe of the Grange A. Dickinson farm, near ienlenee. Ore., was returned to Dallas, Ore., county seat, today to testify at a coroner's Inquest held In connegjon with the alleged accidental death of J-s. George A Dicklnson, 45, - whoso 'dy was found in her farm home by her huVarid yesterday. Young'Lwson, who told author ities two different stories concern ing the shpoting, surrendered to "He here about the same time they received a report that Mrs. Dickinson kid been shot and li ed and thirl Tawson was wante:! for que.Htion'0s?. Ha first told authorities that two mtP forced hn into an outbuild ing nd theoanyked ti Dick inson home. . q t'Ier ,clc tiaB-otflg the youth, io apMfr'AA at th police station to report ft t atomo bile, cl.V ory said th (.. oT mfm was ccttl. M mM m VK clean ing Mom VaM t'tw trifer a u . t ft t b i t r o mm Ml d i s -mmmp4 t 4 m Ai'ftoriti a. 15 T iw of rt kja ' a a- ai mm m 4m- hk' vm eur ii'Ma 4 lm'lS OIMlttWMl lillllf . AjfMt), 4 jmaMlciiitai .'inn n nana ' nil1inO HIM mwita (Ol a Iim. . Ma.aM. Ir.kinS m )i w ll..aa (nam' nW fttm mI of wwi la a ilirfc -NMi.a. Va Msmwiuttp ineoajpa JM, tail i . -isn. nmi qc ybtaumu jut m istuin. . Clou iNiiajiidii aart .AiftsaMI a ao vl a iti wm i ajqi At ii iin iwi i . !MMcm itnojeasa aai to ta iraam -it! 4t iiai'a wtt maK ia dtcAi tular tltrt tpwiwi a aajv W.dfc4 tea 4JBtt cboim CAiii)Ma suooi rtk tiQ' vdOBv(a Mrtkvk am Uut. Abhi aa a3flitar.i iaa viote ioao ftX3Da eat j mr'v- -. . - a i in hlt-:'- 111I.W. 4a Ma v-nvm HaioMrwahjiS SmAnnKs, l,jek44e a coaeortiiaHi e AUV r(.Vs4 O-. .tolly tMrt RiyPitKf ruMwinf uf ttr, and lnflirtiKt i ii Wt (aWil.M) ftMt;ul ir. CiioM sabhorlt',! liv Ih tvully 9Mmmm mtommm retort t Mm fuberftiitorial twr? of ' -lce for everything meaning . .tt C(,-tiii tnMI cari-4 o in fiunt- pr)or. ttt U aittWy of electric nff ) lttit Mpmlil by the mtiiclfcrjity ? so poor tkat ardent Avalns niiBlutnfsH t ! ob ject of their affections If they tried to osculate indoor.'' ' ' w V ASHING TO N, May 1 . (P) Secretary Hyde today -Qxllfied the Mediterranean fruit fly quarantine to provide for movement of pep pers and liniuOhroad beans from that part of l-'lorida lying ea and stvgthwcst of Ocklockoiuett Kiver to nli except eighteen states and wes tern portions; of Florida. t ANEMSG COLLEGE SAIsKM. Oro j)iy 1. President Herbert Hoov. who was the first student enrollrd at Pft eific ? college. NewUerg. ote..will be honored by eeb-hrntlnn of - - y t .. j .. ODNE NEED HAVE fewest, Best Rftttedy For i Corns Stops Pain Shoes i Don't Hurt Any More SIX WAFERS FOR 10c GUARANTEED RESULTS 1 The newtst, best remedy- fori vvtiia .a n no, wun as paper com , wafer. No burning mids or bulk aouchnut pads to add pressure , when shoes are en. Tress an "O- J Joy Corn Wafer" on th com or callous with your finger. It sticks ; there. Strong aj oxen, gcnlii aa can b. Tha painsstops at once.-; Slip shoaa.oji and foriret it. Later out comes com. callous, roots and j alL Guaranteed to never fnii l.v drufftrist for O-Jov Com Wafer 1 wafers for 10c, i mi: ' . VW-Y 'W itel La ' ... b few-: . Iff IJf. 4t . H J i T torn i4iiim9 StrCtow W& 'Bv?f awMri uaawisnw aaV fltew Sr? sMssisamV eKia-MibV aWtfaWaVtataaa atsswa l't'idsr-AitairJI 0WiAiUtii9lt W SS. Cltt 4k O fWilOcai, :! -f ! i-":v-v ... -- O O Hoover day at the college com-! nn'nceinent exercises June 1. 10 I ciro record show that the (u-j lui president was .entered on the; Iiertie"(loover. ! let will be unveiled. Tol-; which there will be a nil-1 fcriniiiKe to "old swlmmln' hole' j where Hoover and his It oy h 00 d chums bathed to the pasture, now mirie s c he tivo-J. aniLto the hpnttfiWhere mil x " iiii .hi ruii m no irs it w llll L yw-l .. IIII: B l, II Wri A Jafc and ranitary pool for the con- II I I SAN' . 1 ili .....,r ,e .. II I I FRANCISCO, ER 'llll I yr8eir ana tarmly. f j : SPITE OF NEW OILS THAT COME AND GO, IN FACE OF CLAMOROUS XLAIMS QFCOMPETaVrORS, &VSRY lyiAR -YEAR AFTER YEAR - THE lUSEOF, C YCOL IN6REASES. , . y ? ? s siiMMajb to4 titawotiaiiij ) aaic wF antftM wa a4sa4MdM ctsium 1 affate All Gutiktia koaV at! sUlpi Ka CrwoJ vat met ar.ua w aw, Aii, a i.'ai4 '.' Ii'i! fa t4nifc a rTM4iawakien i.l'ae dtMlbiYiuliiio rupact ItjS, Ko-sAila froa CisMW dswaf, fwninry l-witv. peio CKCiKV as'J faiirtca kas 'ataWi tts Cfawi. A. Caxai in fffca mrr (m tacwfV 4UHiDtK i-rvM ciU. Tkmr ava Miwuaay aa ea ra iialch !flfiaeei OH COMPANY R.finer and Marketer of Associak 'tfe" Aci4 liA.GasoIin, Cycol Motor Oils and Greases, Ournbrf wtl vrnmK9 Oils to het fwr hom jsftlf and economiclli I I my m mz May 1. HOGl'K RIVKH. Ore.. j (Special) The junior-senior class! i presented Friday night jvn a de - w ! , -i a i " III H'f.rtii'-J- l!,i;-, a a a, dliam emiiK. mvt , a wi m mum ae se)iha fjsa-y aVifeMMe aa1 Ata4hMS.a1 Oil ClSKIMT a! 1 J lean nt an iTQMiortid n ik Tifinary. 3. Owrr thi AH friKii ara uniform. mi , t r who iiiplays this sish High school Rlr la of the sewing classes modeled dresses miido ly them. A great deal of good work was exhibited. Music between the acts was fur nished by Mrs. Guy, instructor in music and the junior boys and t girls' glee ,ibs. ! The cast included Inland Har- ter, Karl To MbOt Smith, l,ong, Ii - iVelln I-iiura Smith. Freila .lotiPH. Kvctvn f!,.ii Shlrlov - T np.n trt pillule wnn i.w Watef" o j IssKSB Wr. if vtf-WVa), i. .h. .r-..- , r Mking Cycol.1 -: . Cjcol gives compfett, unWing lhi . f4in; yet no oil is mora ecoomial, $o Cycol has Endurance Beyond Belief. , A . 1 11 ..11 1 Lit 1 vec associate yitti Jock -:r KAfl,''ia'ntda7, I a.nT NkfC samsii ' : , mett: director, ,urettn Mm : prommer. I,oravne a rig lit: W l crtv ir r . flora rl nr St. B if property boy, Bush' i ness makiger. Williamo wardi9.be Qnistrcss, .Ma.-l Klamath Falls. .Kids will f opened May 23 for .construction Federal 'building- here. ' 1 . : " 'laOmnde. . New St:ite tliei' opened to public with t.