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.MKlWOItb" MAH, "TlilllUNIfi, MK1)F()I1I), oMWON'.J TIWSDAY. .FKfeJtltRV : 1 T. T lV):3 1 ; V'ACIF, I'll (HIT BV HOWARD ROCKET A POMANC.'f Ql KAPIQ ' KrOPKIS: Whrn Allren Crow" alitor tartar it rnttail hit an ml'i tlatttal iliatitittirtnettt. aha brrmiua it ttttratcrtt ratlin aittotr, ".lfi(ir tnniartla Jtlnaiiut." u curing tt pin-' t riant vi n a ii tttatic tar Itrr tnl Jtuivttt ;'m!hiiijii7, tirtlal. Jinnnti I rune, irha or., htr, ilota tin vrfaa aaant fori:. Arnaltl iron t'rti, tituvit tittiiiuati , iot bit a utaalrtl tcutnnn nihil mukiiitl advance ti Ailrtn'a atatrr Vtt tfitnr. Ilrnimiilit, ha t r i e a to tnnae Ctp irjnia ituiitit hi ttaattltuitt una Altera, ax ho ausimrta. A ftraatltr, tit Ailartt aioi'ttt "Ailnt' atria," hint Hit artttlrr that AVon. thrift Inn ailt iniriiititttita Atlrrn it ttrreaanrH. Utir Klein, pin 4,'irr, Vina it I'lntlraaiolL tniin ktlitti Yrlltiinti. ai-treaa, thai alia 1 "Attrnilciit." and tiretl ut V11 -irnna tti a tit nl irnlntiaii but hit H i'inilrilo iliatrmt. I' tt ienite tnetiii r h i I a, htia berntitr rnutifiitl tit Cfirtaninit, Hi: l:irjiiird XilUittlrr. ptitattr anrtirint htta liillrn tit loia tiith Ailrrtt, Inn operated mi iirr in ait effort to rcalaiC u beauty. Chapter 33 THE MASK YIELDS TO LOVE "PJON'T go, Jimmy." .Max Klein detained him m Kronborg Hiintered In. "We don't want nny publicity about this conversation, lint you m Ik lit an well stick around. 8k down. Arnold. Have a cigar." "What's on your mind?" naked Kronlicrc. not quite at lilt cane. "Well," Raid Klein, "there's a eouple of things we thrco can straighten out, and I got sonio In formation I guess you'll like to have. It's a shame tlio girl that rotted you didn't have more pistol .practice." Didn't what!" Kronbcrg bristled. "Did you ask 1110 hero In kid 1110'.' I don't feol funny this morning." "Anyway, . maybe you'll get a laugh when 1 tqll you something. That dame was shooting nt some ,ouo else and you got In the way. .'Sure, I'm perfectly serious." Then, without mentioning Kdna's name, 'Klein told him her story. "flow do you kuow she Isn't ;iyiug?" Kroubers's forehead fur rowed. "Because I believe she's, tclliug 'tlio truth," KIclu spoke with cou Ivlclion. "When n woman Isn't in jlovo with a man, he usually can lie. ilievo her. This one never would Ihave confessed to youbecause isho's nuts about you." I "That's absurd!" Kronborg 'scoffed. "Don't ycui think I'vo n st roil S siiBiilclon as to who the ilady Is?" "Sure. lint you got your pinsks mlioil. Dwlght ChnnuliiR ain't got no copyright on black silk do Mi llion." . "I suppose you're trying to say that tlio girl wasn't Vlvlenuo's sis tor and that she Isn't tills rndlo Mademoiselle ot (Duck's. " "That's exactly what I'm saying. And I got evidence to prove It locked up In that safe. Did you see her bnforo alio fired?" ' "Certainly." Kronberg shrugged. "I could see her eyes through the slits of that mask" "What color were they?" Klein cut him short, , "Black!" snapped Kronberg. "Allcen Clrny's eyes aro bine," Klein stntod positively. "And as lor accusing Vivlennc, you couldn't get away with that even It you wanted to. You see there was a Tvoman who knows just what hap pened and I know who sho Is." "Then why all this nonsense?" Kronberg rrlnlnird. "Tell pie her name and I'll fix her." , ' "Get that!" Klein .grinned lit Jimmy. "There's so ninny girls in lovo with 111 111 ho wouldn't have uo Idea.' All right!" lie turned to Kronberg. . 'Take a tip . from 1110. .Maybe you got off easy. But 1 got ;tho girl's word to behave hocsolf, and I kuuw sho'll keep It. Supposo :you and 1 play together. Then there .won't bo no trouble." ' Nonplussed for a moment. Kron berg did . not answer. ; I'erhapa there was nunc behind all this than die eared to ferret on!. Chaniilng as going to marry the girl who hao been his model. And It was Channlng who had found him that night in his office. Klein and Crane, apparently, were deeply In terested in tlio elder sister iih well as In the other girl. It might he the part of wisdom not to try to guess her name. "That's fnlr enough!" Kronberg stood up. "I'll go along with you. Mux." When Jimmy arlvcd nt the luu. pltal. he vub surprised to see Vlv and (.'banning talking with Di'iit:; Saunders, lie had not seen Hic'ai sinco the wedding, and he wa ; net aware that they had returned (rem their honeymoon. He was there today the msiilt ,f a phone rnll from Alleen herself. .She had said that he must not tell anyone, since she was only able to ask a few peo ple as yet but she wanted him to come. "Have you seen hsrT" Jimmy asked Vlvlenne, hopeful yet appre hensive. "Yes, Indeed!" Yiv told him de lightedly. "Oh, Jimmy, she's beau tiful! Isn't It simply marvelous? ATter what he's done for her, I'm going to get Richard to lix my face. Then Just you watch my speed!" Jimmy had not failed to note her use of the Doctor's given name. Natural enough, but pregnant with a meaning he had foreseen. "Well, that's fine!" ho slnmniered awk wardly. ".Maybe, when hu's resting, ho could give 1110 a new mug. too." "Well, you go on up," Yivienne said. "Wo want to get back to ttio studio. The doctor says we can tuke her there in a day or two." "Come up and have dinner." Channing called to him from tin cur. "Vou too, Dick, if you can." "Possibly." SaiinderH thanked him. "But I'm rather busy." Then he and Jimmy went Inside, and tlio Doctor walked with him along the corridor. "I'm really a little proud of my self," Hamulers confessed his satis faction. "It's been a wonderful privilege to be able to do It for her. Now, don't stay witlt her too long and while she's perfectly all right, try not to excite her." "I shan't." Jimmy promised. "But 1 don't think 1 can conio again." "Why?" Saunders asked lilin sharply. "Woll, you seo I'm going to Holly wood. I've aigucd up with Arnold Kronberg ut a nice fat salary and I'm leaving right away." "Is that necosrary?" the Doctor asked scarchiiigly. "I don't think Aileen will like it." "Listen. Saunders. You might as well understand." Jimmy decided to tell him frankly as Ihey paused- outride Alleen's door. "I've always been crazy about Alleen, and there's never been anything I wouldn't do for her. There wus a time when I used to think that ninybo she would caro for me In tlio wny I thought of her. But, from the stnrt, sho made It plain that wo'd always bo just pals. Now that everything's before, her, mid she's going to be rich nud famous " "She'll valuo that friendship all the more." Saunders' tone was au thoritative. "You mustn't rob her ot It. Of course, 1 reallzo how you feol. It's much the snmo with me. Both of us linvu tlio right to feel tbut wu've dono our part. Kvevy tlmo I hear her over tlio radio, sen her In pictures or on the stage, I'll have that satisfaction.' Tlio public will bo Indebted to mo for some little part of the pleasure her per formances will glvo them. And I'll know that I was nblo to help to make her happy." It was far from easy for Jimmy to voice what ho felt he must. But, somehow, ho found words, "You can make her completely happy," ho reminded Saunders. "You re member what you told her. Tlio one big reason you advanced for her baring tlio operation." "Of course." Tlio doctor nodded. "But surely you didn't Ima.'.'ine 1 was speaking for myself? Crane, thut.would have been sheer non sense! Hardly professional, either. Aileen's twenty-live, I Hiiuk, and" "You're not old!" said Jimmy. "No, I'm not. but you see. I've learned that Alleen loves some one else." 1 Jimmy stared at I1I111 lu nstou ishment, mingled with ml ml rut inn Tiiero was no nilslnklug Saunders gesture as ho put out Ills lined "What you're euggestliig's cricket! !ul, Saunders, you deserve her Kven U sho hasn't found out what you could menu to tier she's cer tain to In time. Help her do It. I'm going West." "No, Crane." said PaiiniU-rs llrmly. Then his eye-- grew less borlntis. "Per!inp:i, If you could put It off, that trip would do Alleen good." Jimmy's heart v.rut out to him as I their silent grip sealed a bond of magnificent litiu-rslnniliiig. "Thcio t I'a't a man In n million who'd do what you ale. doing!" ! "Well. 1 won't admit that." I Saunders nulled. "But there's one j tiling I v.ill say. I'm a dam good plastic-surgeon! Now go in to ! her." (Ci-tfrifal, i?.N rv Ta .Va,4 Ca ) TDK KND E Dorothy Mackaill in Rialta Talkie 1 1 Tin .Southern raL-iflc- tleluit "f-fh-e I'l-purlH many lniiiriH and quite ii iiumh-r if ruxorvuthm: lrin;i made fur varlouK trl from Umuv Kivcr valley jjuints uu ,'Vlnuury 20 and 2 7. It Im -x-pe'ted that a lare nuiuher f ituKiio I liver alley rpnideiitK will avail lliemneh ck of the recently ujimiuttct'd low ralef, the luvot In the li'story of Southern I'a cifir opermioiif. The excurrdonn have been " timed that week-end tun he sp -nt in the linger eltlen to the north and eolith, and newspapers of those eltles show numeruiiH ton eertH by world renowned arlintH. ammiK them beini; Itaehniunlnof f at the in-eamland Auditorium. Han I'YanelHeo, afternoon of .March 1; San I'raiK-iseo Kym phony, t'lirran theatre, Han Franeinco. afternoon of February 22: Portland Junior1 Symphony orchestra, Municipal Auditorium, Portland, even in u of1 February 2 1 , and the Purl la nil Symphony Orchestra. Clher attractions at Portland1 thcatci'H ;ire .May Uohsou at the l)ul Win theater-, February 2 1 , and l.eo Carl 1 1o at the same theater. KtarlliiK February 21i. Kolb and Dill will be at the Oeary theater In San Francisco February j Tlio.se contemplating availing themselves of the low rat cm should let tin- local Southern Pacific of ficials Know uf llicli' intention so that proper and fUilTidenl accom-1 modal Ions will be available, even though sleeper accommodations! are not desired. It is Important that the company know the num-i ber who lonteniplaie making trips! so a sufficient number of chair cars, us well an si epei-w. will l available. . I J naJIi'."""-"" " T jl WmP .rki 'iiim Dorclliy .Murk till nn:f i Henry (,onlou In a scene from "Once Woven in this drama it the itures Dor- ,';... . ',,.. ''m'. iind Jo 1 McPea. 1 . 'Once a Sinner." Fox movietone product Ion which features Dor othy Maekaill a nd altu lh OF BIRTH ABE LINCOLN .ti;icK:iin (.mo Jo l .vici:ea. pens today at the Fox ui-j of youn lore capped witli healer. n climax of emotion. ' i ,imarron St ar -r t GOLD HILL RIVIERA 1 KIVKKIA. Ore.. Feb. 17. tSl. Mm. Thai lew Wuht and kuiihI fon. Charles t'hampltn uf .M' d ftitd, called t n many of their old friends at ;lein last Sunday. Mie. KN'o McMerrblt and dau KliWr, AlUr. are -vislllnt: her par ent,!. ir vnd Airs. !.-telrHt, nt WMIIllhIM tte-k. .Mr. nud Mr-. .1. Ylb..n. h bv 1h i'Ii.v !ir- pt i-rl.d (JOI.D HIM.. Ore., Feb. 17. (Spl. Howard Drake linn been confined to his homo this week, beca tt;c of Illness. ! The W. U. r. lu-bl the regular dinner and meeting at their rooms lu the city hall Wednesday. Sev eral visitors from Clrants Puss attended. ' ! John ' Chlsholin has been eon fined to his huine with chicken pox. .Mrs. D.-lla Shaver and son. Wood row and T. .1. Shaver were .M edl'ord vl'ltors Sunday. m Mrs. A. K. KelUiKkr of Medlord wiik the Ktiest of her mother, 'Mrs. Matilda Parker, for several days the latter part of the we-'l. M i-H. I elphia Mast erson Moore of (IrantM Pass called on several friends in this city Wednesday and attended the W. It. C. nim-'t- lllK. .Mrs. Kutheryn Laneo entertain ed ihe st'wlnir elub at her home Friday afternoon. ' .Mr. n nd Airs', tleorire MelMilW'M', accompanied the hi.uh school dele-j Kates to the high school confer ence at Oregon State t'ollewe hi t'orvallis this week -end. The dele gates from I his school were Jean fhlsholm. Velma St. flair and Opal Mayes. Clifford Wright spent last week end in this city as the guest of the Itonue Nook Inn. Mrs. Mvelyn Thompson waM hos tess to the Past Noble (Irands club Thursday afternoon. .Maxwell Marvin, a student at the Southern O r e g o n Normal srhool, spent the week-end with home folks. The Amy t host Uebekah lodg No. UT celebrated Us IKtrd anni versary at the l. O. O. K. hull here Wednesday evening. Then were ahc.ut mi members present. Following a ."hurt program game were played and lunch served. Mrs. W. (I. Davis had as her guest for the week-end Miss Su vanne Koske of the Amieda dis trict, i The l.adb s' Aid will meet at ihe M. K. Church Thursday. A! basket lunch will b served at , noon. .Ml members and friends, a i e urged to attend and bring , Klclianl llx us ' Vancey Cra vat." ' n r n Craterian Opener "Dauce l-'otds Uance." which will open tomorrow at the Fox Cra terian theatre, is the latest talk ing picture, starring u can Craw ford. , ' This is the most glamorous of Mls. Crawford's recent roles, re flecting boih the glitter of. "Our lilushing P.rldes." ond the "trasie drama of "Paid." Lester Villi Is M Iss .Ct iiwford's leading man In her new picture, and the supporting cast inclmlen such film favorites as Cliff 1CU wards and William Hakewell. Mbs Crawford plays the Jiart of a society girl, reduced to poverty, who turns to newspaper work for a livelihood. In her hunt for the; gangster killers of another ''re porter, she discovers her own brother to have been involved In the brutal crime. A capacity house was enler tulncd at the Jacksonville Ui'ami1" J'riday cvenlttK. Tho- prcgram. in keeping with Abraham IJncoln's anniversary, wan . opened by winging- "America." led by Mra Mabel Sims. C. C. Hoover, loci u cur then introduced Frank Farrell, who gave an interesting sketch if Lin coln's life, including his early boy hood education and later politi cal life. ! W. 11. Gore then Hpokc uf the character and inilueiice f 'JAn coin and uh bearing on c.Vuryduy lite, an clouuent portrayitlj.-ol' Lin coln an a man and president. After u brief business HeHpiun initiatory work of tlic third "ml fourth degree "wtw put on by the Central J'oint degree team. Morse Jlaloy, captain of the team has done good work in or ganising and training the team to put the work on In hucIi u,n efficient and impressive manner. The Jacksonville Orange certainly appreciated the work done. Following the mueting a Valen tine supper was wrvod by the ladies of the Orange to about 100 nul rolls and frie litis. ' The .11. C. club met with Mrs.; Ora Niedermeyur, about '0 ladies being present. Deliciouw refresh ment k were served by the lios tesM during the social hour. In place of the next club meet ing there is to be an all-day meet ing at the Orange Hall February 18. . The men are asked to come to (elp with some plumbing and the ladles are to serve dinner anil complete the kitchen .learrange-nictit. Is Your Host IlisliirluMl? Veal Promptly n i'i Kidney Irregularities. HUTIHi.N lilmlilrr irriliilinnv e-t. V linn "l l"1'' '""I rtiiinluiil Imrkni-lie krop oli iiiUi'rahlr, ilmi'l Inkc vliann-xl Hi'lp yr kidneys nl Ihe first olddinoi ilcr. , lac Ihtan n 1 tilt. SiirccsHful for inorc llinn liOjrun. Knilurf-.-tl llic worlil over. Sulci jy duulcin cvpry v here 1 50,000 Users Publicly Endorse Doan's: J. SCHILLING. JR.. 1 1 E. P.Hh ST., NKW YORK. NEW YORK. Bya: "My test wns broken ot nijtiit and Uic scvretioni were ?c.int nnd scalding. I fcdt'fiore ond lome and there wan a (ronalant, dull ache arrows the imall of my boclc. When I stooped, sharp twinges of rmin lnndf; it hard for me to iraighten". iOoan's QUWy rid uic of these trouble." A Diuretic for the Kidney Survey being made by Mate high way department .to elhnlnale two curves on Astnria-Kcnside highway. 66 6 LIQUID or TABLETS Cure -Colds, Headaches, Fevct 666 SALVE CURE'S BABY'S COLD Fills' : V'" r ! '. '. ' " 1 I ''' ' ) i m " i n i it n ' VTWRnHnBfCn9vaSBCS'BISISSBBBnnSSSEY('Ma I O Mitw y1 u'r )f I , jfrieHEATHAANV' DaTF1 M Pant AT SALWOM KMI . JJJl , Single room wrth botlt jm waffifcr Double room wrA batk ' & $Jj's" fflttiS " 25-000 5))v ,- MARRY C. MEATMMAN L tH0nw4V r Salmon ftt-j'-7ferj lyftytirff'4; nun n miU'M suuui h. At daybreak, lhe the cannon bootned i A seven -m lie cavalcade wnind Hh way t hroiiyh Cahtu nga I 'asM, Calif., recent ly the strangest big parade. perhap', of all time, l-'lve thotiKiiml peiKonH made up the mighty linrde bound l'r a wide expanse of plain 2 a mil cm stint h of Joh Angeks. next morning' lis wlgnal and (he reci;rd ijbron.g roared its way ucrosti t hn prairie j ii. 'lie mightiest, niadde.-u moment j, ever recorded mi c 'lluloid - the laud rinh sentience in "imari'tni." upcning lomorruw ai inc immi. theatre. Uichard Dix plays Yancey t'ra vat. vivid, brilliant, sti-ikhig cen tral character of the Ferber novel. Dorothy Mackaill Wins Holly Crowd ROMANCE was shut out from' their lives .lu.t ?:'... tl'Ki worth of f miulnc finery, including gowns and shoes. J figures In a single scene uf "Hard; to Cel." the I'cutUlje m w at the Holly theatre. Six beautiful glib, beaded by Dorothy .Mackaill. star of the ! ture. appear in the costume. The scene represents the dressing nmm of a fashionable New York t'K ,motliste shop- 'I his pleasing pb lure cb-ses at, the Molly with the lant perform ances tontgb'- Al-o on tlu clos-j lug program is a I'athe News Iti-el.! and a sou ml t ee! en fit ted. "The Scout Trail " , t .Hood . Jlivoi - Klmcr V. I'islicr j look over Wiley f,ic,on grocery. U K ... C 7M 'A HlltllHIIIIHIIIIIini llli'lr l,.i."k,-l niiil lllimMi-. I Miixwi'll Mrvtn anil .MiN SM-j vrtllllt' Kimkv' were fit Allliind: Salurilav ovenint; wlu-re th-y nl IfinU-tl a Valentin.-' tllnni-r at III"! Iuhiu uf Mr. and Mr. l-'l..l ltar nitt. I'.rtn'?t Kuss i-aini' In finni III, tviti lt noar Trail to !p -nl tin' j v'v'U-.flHrat . IlK KoniU' JN'oi'k lull.; C. F. STAMPER 32 North Central You irt Inyltrd lo present this con pon at the Mail Tribune offico and receive two NEW LAND DISCOVERED IN ANTARCTIC REGION Bilious in moo, if, mi rfrr;ir.i. wnr mvrnlAr. J-M(ipttT tu snt ti.rSrlab! Uxctti,.r I? e iBa tit"" have returned after a month's islt with t heir daughter, near Keiby. Marie and Ualph lilies. W allace 1 tiding, t Ii uevle St umbo and Syl Uii t'liiblers. aineug those Who had tb" mumps, ai e l.n k in Hiheol anain. .Mr. and Mrs. K. ti. Mtmsley are prutul parents of it new baby bey. The Hnnsb-y family now live in HaniM Valley. They left here about a year ago and w ent to Hen.! Mr. ami .Mis. lien UantMm inl i"n, t litrcnc.' and Homer ihop. j licit In Medloid Satuiday, and also i : ii-d at the M lo!e Inune. ! ' C i 'M i bun lieen onite nick ' h f heme, but b rep-tited betterj at this wrltlm:. I fhailes McMeit'b k and -Duvbl' tlibs Were .!'dtovd Msltoii J.it ui day. j Mi tnd .Mis. ,l..hn It lc nnd tarn ttv shopped In tiiMinc I'ii-., Thiirs- day. i M. and Mi- ; M I'uiiH of 'Iran:- Wit u err in fin is tors at the h I. .U- bmiie. I ''I""'1"" AH. sh .pod in odi iiill Kiiduy. Mi. and Mis. ,i. ,. Itho khmn or Medioid were visltlnn last Sunday at tin- Clay Itliy.i heme. 'Sl.ti. N,o wav. Feb. I 7. M'i New land haH been dlseovcletl In the Antarctic by the .Norwegian whaler Torlyn. which has been ipenilini; in connection ' with I1 Norwegian Antarctic expedition, the wbaler t;oi.urtinl Ml i .Wireless nieM.ii-o No More Neuritis In Arms, Neck, Less or Thighs U vou wnt to kM rid of th asonti. Inn i.i!i)n ut tirurlttn, DctirAlKiji, Nvi.it r or rhftim.ittsin. Jaxt apply Tnin-l o thn AfTrt'totl part mid mo how quickly nil nuMijf mill cusa T-mol in n Twrrfulty tvfnMfnttnf ti-rhfnt, ruttiin,r and healinir In it fc-'tten. hl.'h crs in through th eivfi and omrkly rrafJics th burn I nr. aehtnn nrrvca. Those ulnfcfcnrn pain In tttrt Iwiek of tit iit'k, about lh jhrtntrtrr Mdo, fa. or brad. In th forrarm anil flncr or ttndlnu flown th thlch irt lh toa tlr, IU dtanptwar. OamiilnB of tht mtii cti Ntop and you will no lonircr h bnthrrMl wtih tnrrn"!. nw'tlnr. t nfna. nunihnrns or tniiarnHj oi th oint and bcanir-ntA. V!mol 1 nM an or1lnirY Mnttrnt rr nnUp, hut a -tnimc new emonnt hatln intirty difTorent tmm anTtlitn youav avr und. Ion t urrr any onr. Oat a aitpply of Tramol nt any txxl dru ator. Alwaj oa Kaa4 tiling's lmg More , FREE TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTHHEV; , PROGRAM AT JUL , As s Subscriber Guest of the MAIL TRIBUNE WATCH .THIS SPACE. If you r i s subscriber of the M.iil Tnbtins j your njtue msy appear here lamir row. Only subscribers' nsiues will be published and, ilurino the du i ration of this offer, all subscriber I will be given an opportunity to en joy FREE shows GUESTS Of ! THIS PAPER. NOW PLAYINQ Once a Sinner"' UllllUlillililtlUllU MARJOKILiul Evelyn Blake were free-to enjoy all ihe pleasures cf wealth hut !till were forbidden the happiness even the. 'poorot might expect. Their aunt and guardian, AnnabrllcOnrrdliii". I with cunning malice and effective weapons, tried lo bar from the lives of these attractive, vivacious girls every bit of affection and romance. .So long as the aunt lived, she . stood between them and marriage to the men they loved. i I'm Miss Oiierdling was killed murdered nnd the linger of sii.-picion pointed in bewilder, ingly opposite directions, at the two girls, their lovers, their friends. The crime is solved, in a brilliant story of interv ami n.ii):n1Cc. (mm mum mud Mm BY HERBERT ADAMS , iStarts, Wednesday, February 18 . iiftheJviAIL. TRIBUNE (Sk(
