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PAGE EIGHT SVJ " ."a MPIP-flM ROMAWci BY, EVAN EVANS iT"" 4YNOPBIB: Vatee, ..ur ..nil I10 Uontana hid have been shown .1 u'iv Into lta lorf of Duraya by Hasita. But beore thru could etenl the emerald crown of Our Lady from tieneral Estrada the gover nor, and return II to the church from vhich the governor had stolen it in the first place, thei are eurprieed and forced to hide on a ledge outside the Governor's bed room. From that tlry perch they hear the governor question Rosita, who is, he thinl-s, too beautiful to be good. Chapter 22 TREACHERY '"-vH-HO!" murmured the general. "Are you tslking to me about marriage?" "I'm talking to you about noth ing," said Roslta. "I could go a general like Es trada he could go to some big ranch-owner with a hundred thou sand cattlo wltb rivers and moun tains all of his own a man like Estrada could find a man with a for tune and a daughter. Eh, Roslta?" "Well, there are plenty of them." "But let me tel. you I am going to be rich In my own right And then. Roslta well, I have eyes and I've used them. Do you understand? You are enough for me In yourself.'' She Jerked around towards him. "Ab. Is It that?" she asked. "Well, look at me and say some thing. What do you see?" "A big mustache," said the girl, calmly. It seemed to Montana that the general would surely fly Into a pas sion, but he only laughed. "When I'm on horseback, I look better." he said. "But I'm not beautl- ful. However, there are beautiful things about me." "There are the soldiers who are afraid not to follow you," said the girl. "They have followed me Into places, too. They have died like flies around me. Maybe they will die that way again. That Is what e are, to me. Flies, now that I am General Estrada. But because they arc afraid to run away when I lead them, one day I shall be rich." "Yes," nodded the girl. "The finest province In Mojlco I shall ask for It, and It shall he mine. Shall we help ourselves to the plunder, then?" "We?" "Yes, You and I. Roslta, I speak from my heart See what I am. Not beautiful. Not very young. But strong. There Is a brain up here on top of the mustache." "That Is true," she answered. "A BRAIN clever enough to see that Roslta Is worth more than a rich girl. Tell me, then are we to be married?" "Well, perhaps we are," she said. "And then you will stop letting your eyes run tbls way and that?" "I'll try to stop," she said. "It's hard to learn all at once." She waa bard as steel, bright as steel, cold as steel. There was no smiling about her, now. "Then we begin as trleni.a, and hope to end as lovers?" he asked. "We may end that way," said the girl. "Time teaches us how to put up with ugly things," said the general. "When you boar the crowd yelling for me and when you see the horse dancing under mo, then you will like me much better. But If we are friends, you know that there Is no lying hetwoen us?" TREE PES! CONTROL IN MEETING WEDNESDAY Orchard peat and disease control will be fully dlariuwd at meeting of fruit growers to be held for that pur pose on Wednesday. Feb. 30. at 3 p. m , tn the auditorium of the county court house, according to arrange ments made by County Agent, L. P. Wllcoi. At this time of season each year a meeting Is held for the purpose of discussing new metthods and new materials, to the end that growers may be Informed as to (he changes taking place In the field of pest con trol. Prof. F. C. ftelmer of the Southern Oregon Experiment station will pre sent Information on the ure of bor deaux sprays at an Md n fire blight control. This subject Is timely and! should Interest a Urge number of poaj growers, J a. OenUier, ai 11 V W Vfl I "El Keed?" "No," she agreed. But she frowned. "Then tell me was it the truth 'ou spoke to me tonight?" "No," she said. A little electric prickling spread : ross the small of Montana's back. "I knew It was a He," said the jeneral, gently. "But truth Is always a welcome guest, even wber It comes late. Who was It tha. you sent to the postern and told about the signal that would bring out the ser geant?" At this she closed her eyes and bent back her head, as the Kid had seen her do before. But ; t last she looked at the governor again and said, "It was a gringo." "A gringo? And he has come safe ly Into this fort and gone out again?" "He has stalnei' his skin to make It darker. His hair Is black. But his eyes are blue." "Go on!" urged the general. "I shall have blm If I have to ride t thousand miles to get him." She jhook her .iead. do you say no?" he do manded. "Listen to me" If II Is some outlawed man, I bav friends among the bandits, also. : shall use enough money to warm thi cold hearts. Before long I shall lean his trail." "It Is El Keed!" she said. almos gloomily. the general repeated stupidly. The anger of Rubrlz at this treach ery made him actually murmur out loud. The Kid gripped his arm to call him back to himself. Ills own teeth were set. At told himself that he was seeing not Roslta, only, but the hearts of all pretty women. The general had taken the news like a bullet through the. body. "El Keed?" he repealed, stupid,). "But be Is far away In the north. Mexico Is closed against him". Ike the teeth of a wolf frozen dead. Ho will never dare to enter this country again. Some other mnn has pretended to be El Keed!" "It Is El Keed," she Insisted, In that flat voice. "In his own country there Is nothing for him to do hut sleep and grow fat That Is why be has come Into Mexico again." "But In Duraya here In my fort what could he want here?" "Tlfe ememld crown of Our Lady,'1 said tho girl. "Blood of my heart! Blood of Heaven! Blood of my heart!" gasped the general. "Why should ha look that here?" Tha girl smiled. "We are frlenda we tell no lies to one another?" said she. But Estrada had to take a turn or so up and down the room before he could face Roslta onco more. "Come away wllh me," he told her. "I shall tend you safely home. There are many things for me to do. If the gringo devil and robber has been Inside the fort If he hsi smelled the wny Roslta. you have told me more than the value of life. Come quickly!" They went off together, and th muttering voice of the general rolled Indistinctly over his shoulder: "El Keed In Duraya' Blood of my heart, what man would bellove It?" (Copyright, t$3). Harper 4 Brothersl Tomorrow an txplotlon ihlktl ths fort of Duraya, mologlst of the Oregon experiment station, will report on his experimen tal work pertaining to San Jose scale and codling moth control. Other spe cific troubles will be dlsciuwd If de sired by growers in attendance. All growers and other Interested I parties are urged to attend this meet- I liH'. which will start promptly at the I lime Mated. Nazarene Evangel Compels Interest Of Large Throng Etantteliftt Elmer Untidy spoke last night to a parked house, from the topic. '"Preparation Necessary to Meet Christ. As a remit of his morning and night ministry there were about 35 profession of fatth. The arllst-evaiiKeMst Interested his audience by ninklntt two bmuliful landscape pictures from which lie drew moral and spiritual leMonn pre- II miliary to hla evening discourse. This week la enpectrd to be t climax of -the series as widespread In terest Is being manifest throughout the city and Its environs. The evan gelist will be heard eai-h nth' throughout the week, with the pos sible e4ipUuu of Saturday, MEDFORD MAIL AT OF Thoae who heard J. A. Perry tll hli story, t the Camera club Tues- ' day evening, of a trip up the Prasler river, gained a new conrcp tion of the wilderness of western Canada. The motion pictures, screen ed by an Eastman Kodascope, oper ated by A. H. MUIer, of scenery such as th peiks of Jasper Park, one hundred miles distant, end of wild game were the next thing to an actual trip. In the following meeting of the members of the club, Mr. Kroerner. assistant to Verne 8h angle, a new member of the club, spoke on the Influence of movie technique on lighting In general photography, and also gave practical points on get ting characteristic expression In children's portrait, Safety from fire risk of the 10mm. film and the newer X-ray fllma, was demonstrat ed by Mr. Miller, who brought out also the Improvement In movie photography by the use of a newer super sensitive panchromatic film. A demonstration of a device for measuring shutter speed and direc tion and how to use an auto wheel for the same purpose was given by Thomas Radcllffe. An exhibit from Verne Shangle's studio showing many forms of photography was greatly appreciated. , Portrait of Mayor Porter, pajt Mayor Wilson, Amos Burg and others, were outstanding. Land scapes of the Poole home on the Applegnte, and a fine Crater Lake 8 MATTER POP- . By 0 M. Payne t-ldOf ) t- 4f S, (Copyright, 1936, br The Btll Byndicm, toe.) TAHSPIN TOMMY A Token of Esteem! By Hal Forrsst VpieesarHTe TMYccWeYrieN,AU 1 ask iyf.J4rutfa v--a m -g , -."TiY'A mce sorW hMl&i V Wn sfvze.es. son, expression of tour Jf IK si, PResioeNTe.' J Sjj f' i tomato v J-MP? hurrv, sweets'. jC- ttyL, s nor sernY-e faith in , , jjJtf)hsNce yo' ask for J p . l'W.. - RAsed it JLVan' we got to eve. got to wTceosh.' ainV k wjumoer me MmsMMp) it-HEp. ,T is-- mvself-- M SomethiN hot set to the. & HURKYlN'? 0 , fe '".! 'aI, J0 j ii'.-.u' ,v''' L theses JeAr-- 7vr''''' BEN WEBSTER'S CAREER Archie's Hopes! Bv RDWTN a""1 f I CAN'T WAIT TO TALK. NOW- f NOW, MY GOOD MAN, BEINgVTI .N I: HA BEN WEK.TER GONE MAO, SAMSON, STOP YOUR FRETTING ' f I'LL BE BACK. LATER-GIVE A4 HOW BEN'5 HIRED YOU. io III ARCHIE ? HIRING HANDS WHEN NE AINT QUITE SURE WHAT Ben's UP 1 t7 THAT MAN aOMe WORK. TO ' GET A MOP AND A BUCKET .V?.r,p M DONT NEED THEM, AND OUR SHOW I TO, BUT WHATEVER IT IS I'M SURE ""Ttl-V OO AROUND THE BOAT- J AK)0 START TlDYIN Asl , M l S NOT PRODUCING MONEV ENOUCjH iVLl PAN OUT YOU CAN WORRY C v " ' ' Bv Hesi UJUDV 15 :,' HELLO, MB M4VE?, VES -. H"'.! l" il IW' KELLO, WJMO 15 T-ll5 ? ""N ' ' WELL, SO AWE1A.D AVJO BLW 7 i'll' il.l ljf MEtLLO, FRIT7..UJHAT5 VOUR. i J'j i'' , MECTSS ? M5LLLO, RUDY, WHAtL ; J AWOTMEH. lOO FO M. AOO BOCKS OPIK4IONJ OF CARBOMATED J ;h'-il' ' Jl OO 1 KMOLO ABOUT IT? . i ' IM DEALIM& OM YOUIi OOUSH td'tuf flmn OEveRAse tmim it's y ir-iV S) notmims. but iu6etvou W ' :Uo remsmser if i set ricm, Y TWfcfaUOU ( VjSOINJG, TO CUMQ H M THE FACTS BUT INJ MV f '. ' V OOM'T GO AROUMD TO 5TT5AMERS J1 OM CAEBOMKTEr , . L OPiNJIOKJ IF VOU IXJANJT TOf LUXsT AwD BRAG A80UT IT BE I NIG. 5EVECA.ES S CV r-rr ' ": DEAU INJ CAT5 ANJO-rT4tg5! VOoR- TIP z i( X AlaPLiL ii r-4mS J 1 .v- - KafeH-zl I BBUQIMQ UP FATHER ' By George McMapn. Mirnn .1 'XC!-,V J'E ' ALL. RlCwT. 1 ( NIOW SHUT I MACClE'.THiS IS ME BOY- II HI- T J-YkT- 5 ZS?. MARGUERITE- DP-1 MUST ( ) FRIENJO- CHESTER BARRELHOUSE- I MAC1. I TSki Mito,TFMV JUST SO YOU READ THE HELLO- CHESTER-THlS lv ME SISTER. l2 J THINKIN4- 'CnUT. DOMT CHANCE SOCIETY KMHERINE- MAGGIE', i? vT J TOU AW ME OMCf ONE. MY NAME TO rslEWS- K V- , c? T7 WHO CALLS MB. MACG.E- PERC-VAU- I J W , f: 1 ? TRIBCTNE, MEDFOKD, in color, taken with a three times filter, and showing aky and water In beauty as seldom recorded were of particular Interest. In the news section, pictures Of the wreck of the Davis building and of the basketball plays showed how photography records every day life. This exhibit set a mark for ama teurs In showing the possibilities of photography as accompli?, ed by talent and experience. The club la trying to secure safe ty In traffic films, which will be shown when obtained. For the next meeting, March 14. E. Raymond Driver will show new motion pic tures, many In color, of birds taken at his bird refuge, and others. Oregon Weather Unsettled with rain Tuesday and In west portion tonight; snow over mountains: moderate temperature; increasing southeast winds off the coast. Home portraits of family croups and children at Special Prices 8 h angle 8tudlo. Phone 1308. Use Mall Tribune want adA. OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1935 VANCOUVER. Wash., Feb. 18. (AP Labor troubles which have confronted the brewing industry for many months, broke out afresh here today after two weeks of compara tive calm. Pickets were posted around the Star brewery here this morning as two union factions, the teamsters and the brewery workers, once again disputed Jurisdiction over employes. Union leaders here said pickets were placed at the plants of all beer making plants Identified with the Northwest Brewers' association. Port land and Salem breweries would be affected. It waa said. 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