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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THIRTEEN You Can 't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. JTLY 28. 1933. Why Not . Try a Want-Ad WANT to sell your home? Went to jet rid ot few odd nd ends in household turalshlngaJ Do you need tools for your jar den? ... An inexpensive Want-Ad in the Mall Tribune Classified Page wlU find the answer to these and many other perplexing problems. H.re Are the Rates: Perword first insertion 2C (Minimum 3aoi Each additional Insertion, per word - i Minimum 10c) Per line per month, without copy changes MS 75 Phone LOST AND FOUND LOST H dog missing, call 1518. LoST-VloUn in case Reward. 1130 Nlantio No questions askea. SrSnZone" dark'brovmteam of hoT Otto Fuhrman. Route 1. Gold Hill. . WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Combination Janitor and Vegetable man. Must be exper ienced. Valentine's. ' HELP-WANTED FEMALE w ANTED Experienced packers only. -Apppenxm at office Craterlan ifdg'stoa Bear Creek Orchard. WANTED Young woman to help with housework mornings, no children oY washing, pay .1000 per month. Call at 45 So. Central. WANTED SITUATION EXPERIENCED auto mechanic needs work in' garage or private repair lobs Will work for low wages. Ex cellent references. Has large family and must have work. Phone 760. COMPETENT woman with 3 children wishes position as cook for family i or crew. Write Box 131 Tribune. COMPETENT lady work. References, une. 33 wanta houae Box 11371.. Trlb- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO BOY A small flock of Rhode Island Reds, hens and pul leta. for cash. State number and price. Address box 321. Mall Tri bune. WANTED Listings of valley homes In exohange tor choice uai. property Staple Realty Co., Ashland. WANTED Grocery Scale. Computing, thirty pounds capacity. Must be ac curate. D. M. Cleveland. Butte Falls, Ore. LOAD WANTED Empty truek going to Crescent City each day next ten days. Box 11038, Tribune. WANTED At least 100 old brick or If possible 300. Tel 132-W. WANTED to buy old gold, dental scraps, placer gold. Cecil M. Jen nings, corner Front dt Msin. V.1LL share expenses for transporta tion to Portland. Tel 512-Y. WANTED Cash paid for used cars. Walter W. Abbey. Inc. Phone 303. 123 S. Riverside St., Medford. WANTED Equipment for gasoline station. Address P. O. Box 650: Med ford. Ore. WANTED Household goods, stoves tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House. 37 N. Grspe 6t. Tel 1062. BAY GRINDING A specialty Brown, the bay grinder. K40 So. Central. PHONE 969-R. Have vour furniture reupholatered, reglued, reflnlshed Thlbault. WANT LIVESTOCK Will trade equity ,tu 5-room bouse, jxcellent location box 1063i Tribune. WANTED Karry Keen for Phone 479-X. JUNK WANrED We pay cash for JUNK BATTERIES A RADIATORS. ALUMINUM i BRASS. COPPER lunk of all descriptions MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 31 No Grspe Tel 1063 AUTOMOBILES WANTED SPOT CASH for used cara. Cash for, your equity, or will sell your car for you. u L. Roberta, 114 So. Klv .erslde. FOR RENT HOUSES roR RENT 5-room furnished house Phone 934-R. 5-ROOM modern furnished house, fireplace, hardwood floors, wood or electric range garage. 28 Washing ton street. AVALIABLE August 1. No. 3 Holly court, eiec. range and re rrurerator. Call H. H. Brown 105 after 6. 1870. FIVE room furnished home. 113 Cot teg. WE HAVE HOMES In excellent condi tion ready for Immediate occu psncy. Also homes we will reflnlah to suit tenant. Phone First Insur ance Agency H. H urown. 105. Af ter 51670. AVAILABLE August 1st No 39 Glen I oak Court H H Brwn. Phone 105 " After five phone 1670. POR RENT 5-room house, close in Loti of ihade. Von Zundel Phone 103. FOR RENT Clean, pirtlv furnished four -room house at B08 Dakota Oa rOB BENT HOUSES 5-ROOM modern house In Phoenix on highway with fruit trees, alfal fa, and three acres Plenty of water. 13.50 mo. Room 0S Grand Hotel or phone 1528-J. 1 ROOM unfurnished duplex, close In. 237 So. Jvy. FOR RENT Partly furnished 6-room bouse. 3 sleeping porches. Inquire at 345 No. Bartleta. HOUSES HO. 12 50 and 15. water paid: wood range. Phone 105. FOR SALE OR RENT i-ldney Smith home l orner West Main a orange. Exclusive listing. W. I. Vawter. Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. FOR RENT Homes, furnished or ' unfurnished. Brown & Whlt. HOMES FOR RENT Call 98. CLASSY modern o-room stucco, front. Clear 835 Pine. FOR RENT Furnished 4 -room house SIB E. 9th. 113.00. Phone 1382-J. FOR RENT 6-room Inquire 36 Beatty. modern house, FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartments and cottages, shade. 816 No. Cen tral. FOR RENT Nicely room apartment. furnished two 317 E. Jackson. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, overstuffed; hardwood floors light and heat Mall Tribune Phone 75 FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 345 No. Bartlett. FDRN. Apt. Key at 148 So. Ivy. FOR RENT Apt. Large room with kitchenette. 61 N. Oakdale. COZV furn. apt. Tel 349-Y. OURRELL CODKT 329 NO Holly. MODERN a-rooro .'urn apt. sleeping porch e garage 1)90 W 11th. FOR KENT rUKMSHED BOOMS FOR RENT Nicely furnlehed sleep ing rooms, with bath room privi leges, garage. 110 per month. 835 So. Riverside. PLEASANT room, separate entrance. 220 No. Oakdale. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Gripe FOR RENT BOARD AND ROOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 718 E. . Rates very moderate. Main. FOB RENT MISCELLANEOUS OAB1NS 445 So. Front. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE 10. cabin auto camr at Alturas. Calif Big Pines Lbr. Co.. Medford. Ore. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Spuds for Red hens, turkeys or what have you. W. R. Lamb (Rt. 1. Old Stage Road). FOR SALE OR TRADE Piano, rug. dresser, library table. 613 N. Holly. FOR TRADE Player piano for radio and dining room set. Box 11036, Tribune. HAVE 150-egg electric Incubator In perfect condition to trade for table model separator. Box 11242 Tribune. WILL TRADE hay for wood. Chas. Isaacs. 1st place end of Radio sta tion. FOR SALE OR TRADE Royal Anne cherries What have you7 wester lund Orchards, Phone 8-F-3. FOR TRADES Wood or labor, carpen tering or painting for hay or gram Phone 978-W. J-ROOM modern Uome bath, laundry trv screened porch, bunt-ins gar age shade and 'rult trees: 8700 equity for car. acreage cabin site or what have you Phone 1538-L. or write Box 13337 Tribune. FOR TRADE 3 sections spike-tooth harrow slightly used. Will trade for alfalfa or gram Tel 234-R-4 FOH SALE OR TRADE Good sound work borae, 1400 lbs 7 years old Walter Jones. 3nd bouse below bridge. So. Ashland. WOOD for jay or potatoes, near Trail R O Skallenger. frail Ore. t'UK EXCHANGE KfcAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 40 acres Sams Valley. House In town or small acreage, close In preferred. Phone 893-R. TO EXCHANGE Nice little home in Bend. Ore., clear for something clear In Medford or Ashland. Prefer small acreage. Vuat bare you. 156 7th St Ashland. FOR SALE HOMES CLEVER ENGLISH . aaj pa full five rooms with gar Sill uU ce ln connection. Hard v w w v wooj fioora. Fireplace, convenient kitchen. Modern bath. In fact everything you could want In a modern home. Reasonable t?rma. Located West Park street. Many other good bargains. W. I. VAWTER Jackson County Bank Bldg. Phone 1144-J FOR SALE Nice little 3-room houw and outbuildings, 35 bearing wal nut trees. Priced to sell. See W. A. Chllders, Jacksonville. WANTED 81350 cash for my equity of 13700 in two new modern houses, close in. Phone 1383-J. FOR SALE CHEAP, terms or rent. 4 ronm bouse newly osinied and kaJ somined near school; nice garden spot at corner it Sunset and Co lumbus 909 Sunset. FOB tfALK REAL KSl ATR PEAR ORCHARD with crop. oVA block, fifty seres, level deep free sot!, heavy D'Anjou crop. a?e 30 years, well located, smart ng bar gain only $300 per acre and 13500 cmH will handle. A dress box 11059. WHEN you think of real eUt think of Brown & White. rOR SALE DOOS AND PETS CRIME IS INCREAAINO Don t be stolen 1 Police pups for sale ferr I ciep. ilc.na.-ci &ce4 Co. FOB SALE POCLTBT FOR SALE it young turkeys. SOc each; 13 old turkeys. SI each: 1 Chester White 'brood sow: tesm of horses. ISOO lha. each. Inquire B. E. Davis. Beagle, postofflce. FOB SALB AUTOMB1LES USED CAR SPECIALS FOR MONTH - 1931 Chevrolet Pickup look and runs like new. 1330 Pontlac Sedan. New rubber and paint. 1991 DeVaux Special Sedan, free wheeling. 19S0 Ford Coupe, rumble seat Per fect. , 1927 Hudson Brougham sedan. Real buy. Graham 3-ton truck stake body. Ideal for fruit hauling. Will trade and give OMAC term. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Phone 150 FOR SALE 1931 Bulck 4-door Sedan. 1930 Peerless 4-door Sedan. 1929 Graham Paige 4-door Sedan. 1929 Desoto Coupe. 1929 Pontlac Roadster. 1927 Bulck Sport Roadster. 1929 Chevrolet 3-door Sedsn. SKINNERS GARAGE Bulck - Pontlac Sales Service Phone 103 USED CAR PRICES SLASHED Six Months to Pay 1927 studebsker 1928 Pontlac 1928 Chevrolet .1160 00 . 80 00 . 15000 1927 Oldsmoblle . 75.00 85 00 35 00 1927 E..ssex Star Coupater . Ford Touring . ... 35 00 ARMSTRONG MOTOR CO. Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer FOR SALb LIVESTOCK GOOD HORSE Work single. Wsnt windmill or electric washer. . H. B Ellis, Beagle. BIO black Poland China boar and five good sows, weaner pigs. Jersey Guernaey nelfer. Baker, mile south of Talent. FOR SALE 6 high grade milk goat, fresh. Phone 13, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Young milch cow, 3 gal lon per day. Gentle. Phonel375. FOR SALE 9 young Houston. Ross Lsne. cows, Milton 'WHITE" HOGS, all ages. Exchange for Hereford bull, saddle or grain w W. Large. Williams, Ore. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FINK Royal Ann & Lambert cherries 628 S. Fir St. FALL CABBAGE, cauliflower' 8s broc coli plants. 1203 E. 11th St. FOR SALE 16 ft. boat, outboard mo tor and trailer, like new. 608 catn. arlne. Tel 776-R-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE Tabernacle tent 30 by 70 ft. roped and cross, roped. C. A. DeVoe. 523-J-3. FOR SALE 6ugar pine shakes. A. C. Larson, Trail, Oregon. Write POR SALE Apricots, good sl&e and quality. R. 0 Ward, 19-F-31. POR SALE Apricots Phone 639-X. PLUMS for Jelly 3c lb. 341 Haven St. POR SALE Cherries. Late Blngs 3c on tree, 4c picked. 833 Taylor. POR SALE Large ce box; also large electric range. 706 Dakota Ave. ROYAL ANNE cherries 3o picked. 830 Taylor. POR SALE Aprlcota. House. Tel SS7-R-3. Pierce 'a Hot POR SALE $16.00 electric range and water heater. 106 S Ivy. CHERRIES Blngs. Black Republi cans. 823 Taylor. BERRY CUPS, 66c per 100. Barr. 4th te N- Bartlett. Jerry HODO EN-BREWSTER Poultry and Dairy feeds. Jerry Barr, 4th & N Bartlett. DAIRY FLY SPRAY Kills fllee and absolutely keeps flies off cows pas ture. Will not taint milk. 90c per gallon, bring own container. Jerry Barr. 4th & N. Bartlett. NEW PEED STORE- Buy at lower prices, jerry o&rr, tn Bartlett. Phone 803. M. A. BLISaS Painting and paper- nanging. reL oto-w. 313 S Q rape FOR SALE Blng and Royal Aon merries, a. t neuogg. Block 1600. No. Riverside. FOR SALE Hotpoint eleatrio range u&e new naif nriot). 433 Laurel. FOR SALE Used sewing machines, all manes. 90 up: terms u oesirea All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co.. 34 N Bartlett POR SALE Ierse electric brooder 8 00: ot will trade for feed. See it at Samson's Feed Store. TOR aand. gravel, sediment, fertilizer ajid teaming, phone 012-J. MISCELLANEOUS CASH PAID for uns, fishing tackle, store, offloa equipment. 817 North Rireratde. Authorized Frtgldalre Service Other Makes rep. Tel. 427. NlJhU B0S-T BUSINESS OPI'UKTUMTies THB PINK ELEPHANT CAFE for sale. Inquire at 105 E. 8th. BUSINESS DineCTOBT Ahtirarta. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title, title Insursnee. Rooms a and 8. No. 32 Nortu central Ave. u pit airs. JACKSON CO. ABSIBACT CO. Anitrarta of Title and Title Insurance. Ihe onl, complete Title System in Jackson County. Dressmaking end Remodeling. THE FASHION SHOP Dsvenport slip covers made to order. Paone IM for. migimauoa, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Window Cleauers. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173 House cleaning. Floor Waxing. Ori ental rug cleaning, specialty. ob Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds: book biodlug-. loose-lest ledgers, and blsnks. billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything In the printing Unas. 38-30 N. .Grips Phone 75. Money to Lena. WE LEND vlONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODE! AUTOS. Three per oent per month on un paid balance. No other charges See W. E. Thomas. 45 S. Central Ground floor Craterlan Theatre Bldg 8ate License No. 8-157. Public Stemzrapher. ILLUSTRATED M1EMOORAPHINO MAILING SERVICE PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY Grace 3 Voss 34 N. Central. Koke-Chapmaa. Ph. 113 Piano anc. violin Instruction. FRED ALTON HAjGHT. Teacher of Piano. Haloht Song Service, Arrang, Ing, Composing, etc. 318 Liberty Bldg. Piano Inning Melody Shop. Lew Hansen (form erlyofPortland. Transfer. BADS TRANSFER it STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No central Phone 816 Prices right Service guaranteed. RE3NK1NQ TRUCKING CO Trans fer -nd Jtorage We haul anything a. a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street Phone 333. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack era ana movers special livestock moving equlpgient Prices right Riverside Phone 1044-X LEGAL NOTICES Call for Bids Notice la hereby given that the County Court of Jackson County will receive sealed bias on weanesaay. the 2nd dsy of August, 1933, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. for the furnishing of 350 units of fuel the heating season of 1933-34. rie material to be used la saw dust and shavlnga. The blda should specify the Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I Metric meas ures 4. City In Massa chusetts I. Pronoun 13. Knock It. Oo away U. Rang of knowledge U Impostor or quack 17. Conjunction 18. Flrh eggs 19. Raise 31. Wandered 2.i. Upright 7 28. Mexican laborer 29. Flower 31. AHernatlVt 12. Cruris 12. Cook In an oven 14. Institute legal proceedings 15. Like 3. Birds' homes 37. Dry 38. Dogma in, Small vlllaKsa 12, Impresses with solemn wonder 14. Rtlp lt. Kind of wood Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle BAcKjAMBH0E A SSlETgjACC E. N T S R I QT A R H L ORD5 plvEaPkkR EODY 7. Shlnlnj tl. Person ad- dressed 53. Labors w 54. tirnrilfan cTly 65. Alcoholic liquor 16. Central eylln. der In steins ' and roots IT. Catch sight ot 15 T1 -77 " Hi!75 Hil7 BB 21 Z2 23 34, 7S, ZS aZT 27 Hp ' 1 S . zM. llll33 43 '' Hil 43 4b 47 AS, 4q So SI tT W W2, S4 " "" is ma Small Store Room FOR RENT Size 17x60 feet block off Main Street 32 North Grape ThU room waj formerly occupied by the Maytag 8tore, next door to the Mail Tribune Job Shop. A splendid location for a small business of any kind. Will lease for one year or terra of years to right people. RENT VERY LOW! Apply: Mail Tribune Office Phone 75 kind and sge of material. 1 Blda must be filed with the county Clerk before the hour of 10:00 o'clock ; A M. on the 2nd dsy of August. 1933. The Countv Cour reserves the right to reject any and all bids or accept the one which :n their Judgment will he most satisfactory to Jackson Coun ty. JACKSON COUNTY COURT. County judge. RALPH BILLINGS. County Commissioner. R. E. NEALON, County Commissioner. With the publication of a mimeo graphed piper esch week, the CCC camp Ktrby, located at Selma, puts into the news Items the camp eched ue. which Includes for next week a taseball game on Sunday between Mt Reuben and the camps boys, and on Monday, Mt, Reuben and Camp Kerby. On the achedule for Tuesday. Mayor Stockwell of Grants Pass will apeak. and baseball la chalked up again for Wedneeday. For Thursday, the Grant Pass National Guarda will entertain and Friday will be the baseball .team dance. Sub camps ar being established on Woods creek and at Swede Basin. The woods creek camp la located about two miles south of Waldo, his torlcal southern Oregon mining town, which la 31 mllee southeast of the msin camp. Swede Basin la about 15 miles northwest of the main camp. Each camp Is to have 35 men to do construction ai.d maintenance work, as well as cooks, supply men, and a first aid man Included In each of the groups. MISSISSIPPI REPEAL VOTE IS ADVOCATED JACKSON. MlM.. July 38. (AP) A public declaration by Senator Fat Harrlnon favoring an early vote- on repeal In Mlllppl was Interpreted by Democratic leaders today as indirect appeal to Governor Conner for a prohibition ewlon of the leg islature. Cross-Word Puzzie 9. Headpiece 7. Egg-.haped 8. Merciful 9. Glide over Ice 10. Fowl 11. Finish 16. Color of a horse 20. Cook In a pah U The man who could eat naj fat . '.'2. Annoy ?). Kplo poem End of Ufa :6. Woo 27. large planta 30. Greek moun tain II, Makes trial of again 34. Implements for remov. . nig seeds .16. Kovel 37. Slipped IS. Book of the Bible 4L Parsonage 41. Discolored placo 41. City In Scot land 46. French eoln 46. Recline 41. Addition to a. building 60. Pinch II. Plaything DOWN 1. Segment of a curve I. Syllable use! In college cheers I. Kind of hlrt 4. Narrow back afreet In a city 5. Beverage Chapter On IN EVENT OF DEATH I WO murders bad been committed there In times gona by. There had been an In terval ot more than a tew years between the two killings, and the one was In no war connected with the other except as to locale tor which reg ion, those who remembered and were euperstltlously minded I w y s claimed that tome day aooner or later that earn local would Inevi tably be the scene ot a third murder. Ita location on a lid street Just oft Washington-Square afforded a certain seclusion and, for New York, a comparatively quiet retreat. Colin Hewitt was not superstitious; nor, Indeed, was the previous tenant from whom, as It were, he had In herited the place a fellow writer who, some two years ago, had left New York to make his home ln the south ot France. It had once been a small stable. It was reached by a narrow passage way from the street, and fronted on a diminutive yard which separated It from the dwelling to which ln past years It had been a necessary ad junct. Colln's friend had metamorphosed It Into a combination ot literary workshop and coiy diggings. Colin bad mads no dhanges save, of course, to furnish It with his own effects. Except for a bathroom and pan try-kitchen. It possessed but two "It rooms: the bedroom above; and the "shop," as Colin called It, on the ground floor, that opened, Just as In the days of th old stable door, di rectly on th yard. It was night, near to midnight, and Colin sat now with his elbows propped on th edge of his flat topped desk, bis chin cupped ln bis hands, his quiet light brown eyes fixed lntrospectlvely on the figure ot a young men ot about his own age who was ensconced ln a lounging chair opposite the desk and who at the moment had Just gulped down a stiff spot ot neat whisky, Colln's companion had many aliases; but when, some thirty years ago, they had both been born ln th same obscure little village In the western part ot the state, th other hsd been christened John, sad bis surname had been Turner. He bad flaming red hair. He bad never been called John; he bad always, been known as Reddy. , They had basa close ohums through the village school days. Later Colin had taken a university course followed by a postgraduate on abroad, specialising In modern languages; Reddy, on th other hsnd, hsd followed numerous courses ot Instruction under various wardens In various institutions that were quit as famous In their own way as were th seats of learning Colin bad attended. At th ag ot fifteen Reddy hsd run away from home, and It was Mt. Reuben CCC MT. REUBEN CAMP, COO, Olen- oale, Ore , July 38 (SpD Just 40 minutes elapsed from the tune a tel ephone call from th Rand ranger station was received at the Mt. Reu ben camp, CCC, ordering a 35-men fire fighting unit to "aund by" for fire call until the entire unit was brought In from their work, fed equipped wltri rations and tools, and loaded into a truck reaoy to go on UM lilt. IIul- HIDDEN DOOR BY FRANK L. PACKARD not until a week ago that Colin, on on ot bis customary nightly prowls after "material," had bumped Into the other ln a joint of excessively 111 repute run by one Nigger Joey. Sine then '"TpHAT'S a langh!" exclaimed --Reddy Turner of many aliases. "You don't owe me any thanks. I've introduced you to some of my mob offhand-like; and that'a as far as It'll ever go. But what I'm saying Is that though the papers pat you on the back and say you know your onions when H comes to writing crook stuff better than any other guy that ever dished It out, you're only klddjng the public that hands yon a hatful ot dough every time you bust Into print." Colin laughed easily. "You'r good tonight, Reddy! Nothing Ilk boneat criticism. Don't spare my feelings. Oo on." "That's all right," grunted Iteddy. "Sure! Now that I'm at It, I'll get It off my chest. You go out at night visiting a lot of dumps and hang outs; yon know a lot ot lags and cokles and a big shot or two; you're pals with some of the dicks down at the Homicide Bureau; you're In tbtck with the police reporters; and you go out and wrap your arms around the neck ot sny likely bum or dam you meet In the street or In tli parks, bring them In here, where nobody's to know and where it's nobody's business, give them a snort and a bite, and frisk the his tory ot their lives out ot them. "Everybody knows you'r on the level and wouldn't squawk, but all you're getting out ot It is what you call color, and the rest Is your Im agination. Maybe that's enough. I will end up by your being put on th a don't say It Isn't; I'm only saying tbat what you'r getting looks like nothing at all alongside ot the real works." "Then, perhaps," suggested Colin quizzically, "you can set me on the right track?" "Sure!" Reddy shrugged bis shoulders. "That's easy! Get Into the racket yourse'.t," Colin heaved himself suddenly up from his seat and, circling the cor ner ot the desk, broad-shouldered, a good six feet In height, stood tower ing over the msn In the chair. Then he laid his hand on the other's shoulders. Tbs hint of banter was gone, - "Why don't you cut It out, old man?" he asked.- Reddy's only answer sa to fix his eyes abruptly on th tos ot his boot. Colin surveyed th other now In a grave and troubled way. There was art In what should have been a young face. Th cheeks were thin and of an unhealthy pallor; th Jet- black eyes were deep-set and burned too brightly. Colln's eyes roved over the trim, almost dapper little figure and rested speculatively for an In stant on a significant, though al most Imperceptible, bulge below the left shoulder of the other's cost "Why don t you cut It out. Reddy?" he prodded earnestly. "I'v thought of It," he said. "I suppose w all havs only most ot us never get any farther than let ting th idea buss around In our beans a bit. It Isn't so easy. I couldn't cut It out without ducking 8iriok was reported from three lookout stations, In the vicinity of Rocky Oulch, a ehort distance aouth east of the Rami station and the fir warning we sent out. 8ome miners, who were working nearby, were able to put out the bleu with out outside help, so th CCO men were not called. Th office of th district ranger complimented th Mt. Reuben camp on the efficient manner In which the men were equipped to go on the fire eall and expressed a feeling of satis faction in th general attitude -)f Uie camp members. That ollic feel my nut and giving my mo'i the shake, and that means getting out ot New York." 'tttIIICH Is a splendid Idea!" 4s ' ' clared Colin heartily, as he ap propriated the arm of the other's chair. "Look her, Reddy! Get away from all this. What you seed, to begin with. Is a good physical house-cleaning the menial side el it will follow. You don't look well and you'r not. 'Ton need a good big doi ot the out-otdoors. The mountains, th rivers, or anywhere you like a camping trip. say. I'll go with you a month or two ot It. A fresh start sstnewhere. Let's go! Yon ssy your self that the only way you can shak your mob Is by leaving New York." "Yes." said Reddy; "but you see; even If I wanted to, what puts a crimp In that at the present time li that I can't leave New York." "Why?" "A Job.- "Oh!" Colin smiled grimly. "Therf.' I think we'd better start tonight!" Reddy shook his head. "You soak up all this sort of stuff like a sponge," be oald after a mo ment's silence, "so I suppose you re member a fellow called French Pet who was put on the spot up at Car monl's spaghetti Joint about a year ago, don't you?" "Yes," said Colin crisply; "I do. And It that has any bearing on yoni present 'Job,' all I can say Is that you'r a proper fool, Reddy. Thi chances are an even fifty-fifty that II will only end up by you being pul on the spot yourself." "I know that," admitted Redd laconically. "Better than you do." "Well, then?" leBtsBBeBftewaaasssnKartltKu! spot," 'That's why I blew Is her to night," he said. "I didn't Just com for a drink anf a talk. I've been thinking It over. I may get mine all right any old time. I cam to ask you to do something for m It I get croaked, hut I was afraid I would be asking too much until what you said a minute ago about that camping trip tor a month or two. It you could spar that time off with me. which was damned whit ot you, I have a hunch that after you've sent ' m a wreath and all that sort ot thing, you'd oblige me by making tbat trip, or perhaps something Ilk it alone.1;. Colln's smll wss without mirth. "See here, Reddy," he said blunt ly, "you've hsd a drink too much, haven't you?" "Not yet," returned Keddy terse ly. "Shall I shoot?',' "Yes; go on," hs Invited. "Well, It's like this," he said slow ly. "So loug as I am alive It doesn't matter so much; but if I got bumped off, ssy, within th next two or three months, or two or three days, there's a letter I've written and hidden away that I want a friend of mine to get" "Under such distressing circum stances," Colin offered Jocularly, "I would be quit willing to supply postage stamp." Reddy smiled queerly. "I could do that myself If I knew th sddress," be said. "But I don't.' (Copyright, Hit, Frank L. Packard) Cetln letrne, tomorrow, the de tail of Rtddy'a etranse request. that It I with such organization that fir suppression work will b carried on this year with a high de gree of efficiency and speed, 1 five-Legged Frog Showrt. PULTON. Mo. (UP) A flv-leg-ged frog Is on exhibit tn a Pulton cafe. The amphibian has three front feet, fully developed. Million OaUona of Beer. JEFFERSON CTTT, Mo. (UP) MlMOurlan consumed almost 0.000. ooo gallons of beer between April T and July L