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. SfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 3933.
LHIGH COURAGES!
HYSOI'SIS: Anne rjt.itworth
has been cheated of her position as
Luke Farnsworth'! heir bt Tom
h'arlev and hie gang. In epite ot
that, the has pone 10 try to keep a
group ot enoered fishermen from
r.ju:lng the Farnsworth proper
ilea. Het uncle, Lee Farnsworth.
has heen ehot in the quarrel, and.
she i accused of the murder. But
the ha been terribly til, and is
only now convalescing surround'
ed nil guards. Her old nurse, 'fcctt
Sorki, is visiting her.
Chapter 37
THE TRIAL BEGINS
" JOHN," Anne spoke his namt tim
J idly, "how In he?"
"Better now."
"Ton mean he'B been 1117"
Tecla looked at Anne In surprise.
"111? Tou should know."
"What do you mean?"
"Why," Tecla threw her hands out
is though the gesture would explain,
"at your bedside ho stayed until you
were safe, then away he went, no
body knows where. I t'lnk maybe be
tell you."
"John, hers at the hospital?"
"Tea, you call for him."
A faint flush tinted the pallor of
Anne's cheeks, had he come unwill
ingly? If not, why bad he gone away?
"I must hare been delirious," she
murmured and thought, that pres
ence I felt must have been John.
What could he have thought of her?
depend upou htm, because he didit t
believe her.
Judge Kollogg's partner wrote that
her 1100 allowance was being held
up pending her trial. There seemed
to be some law which excused the
payment of such money to persons
found guilty ot a felony, and they
were waiting for the verdict. If only
Judge Kellogg were within traveling
distance.
Discharged from the hospital,
Anne left the friendly care of the
nurse and the hospital for the Jail.
The first night she couldn't sleep be
cause of the clang of the Iron door,
the turning of the key In the lock, the
stifling realization of bars, Iron bars,
bolding her away from the world
she loved.
And then the morning of her trial,
suusbot, htgh-plled clouds edging
the horizon, seagulls wheeling low
over blue waters. Anne took fresh
heart from the view. She dressed
with care In a plain blue suit, She
had to do nothing with her hair but
comb It shoulder length, Garbo style.
And then the court room. She
heard subdued Finnish greetings,
words ot cheer, as she entered the
crowded room. Her heart caught as
she saw Charlotte and Sharlee
Farnsworth seated by the district
attorney, and Farley as special
prosecutor. And then, Just as she
RTm !t!iHwj "sm FaB in m.9, turn J m 1,
The morning after the trial.
"Tecla, you said ha was better, what
did you mean by that?"
"Worried he was. He t'lnk your
trouble and sickness all his fault. He
soy like I do, he would keep you
from all hurt, then he do this to
you."
"And he's gone away? Don't you
know whore? Doesn't his mother
know?"
Tecla shrugged her shoulders. "She
say something about he go for a
boat."
Anne nodded. To;, he had thought
of buying a trawler with his Alaska
money. The nurse Interrupted here
and Anne, questions begging to be
answered at her lips, wns forced to
see the little woman led reluctantly
to the door.
Anne lay staring at the wall. John
had gone away. He hadn't waited to
ee how hor trial had come out. Oh,
he had been loyal, standing by her
during her tllnc-ss, but the moment
she was past the danger line he bad
gone on with his lltcforgettlng her.
SUDDENLY a sharp pain caught at
her heart.
John thought she waa guilty.
John, who know everything from
the way the Lee Farnaworths had
treated her to the very details of the
will, thought she had sought rovenge
In this way.
Did Tecla and Lllsa think this
loo? Even Orvl aud George couldn't
be sure: they weren't outside with
ber, In the boat. They didn't know
whether or not she hnd carried a
tuti.
Dusk swept Into the room;
through tho opened window came
the far rumble of traffic in the street
below, the dank, sweet odor of river
willows, tho salty tniiR of the sea.
The window was nn oblong of blue.
In wlit.-h hung a single stnr.
Unit conccntiv.ted on that star,
Anno reached tho lowest point ot her
life. There was nothing left, nothing
but the courage which sprang from
belief In herself.
Days passed, each ouo fraught with
fresh worries. There wns the law.
rer her Finnish friends had re
filled, hut she knew she could not
started to sit down, she met the
gaze of Rob Crocker.
SHE felt her gaze lock with his.
There was stony disregard for
her In the dark eyes which once bad
laughed with her; tense lines about
tho Hps which had told her so often
of his love for t.er.
She didn't know she was staring
at him In frank amazement, Waa
this the man she had loved? This
the man sho had almost defied Luke
and Lucinda to marry? Had she
really ever seen him before?
Lenholtn, her attorney, plucked at
her sleeve and she sat down. No, she
decldod, she hadn't seen him before.
She had been a child, delighted with
the attentions ot a handsome man
older than she, desired by other
women. Character had meant noth
ing to her, because she had thought
It possessed by everyone This man
she was seeing was a stranger; a
stranger with cruel lines about hit
mouth, hard llnoa about his eyes,
A rare smile erosseil her face. To
think she had hesitated over marry
ing John, for fear her love of him
might ch&uge like her love for Kob
had changed. She folt suddenly free,
conlldent. John, surely he would bo
there some place. She believed In
him, In his love for her.
Two days pnssed before the Jury
was chosen, and on the third the
trial began.
The district attorney, close friend
of the man who had been killed, pre
sented his case. The defendant,
known as Nlkkl Nielsen, had been
reared to believe she was the daugh
ter of Luke Farnsworth. and It wns
only after the accidental death of
her foster parents I hat she del
learned she wss not their child.
The fortune she had believed hers,
he continued, was to be turned over
to an estate to be divided among the
Farnsworth kin.
The girl had refused to live with
the Lee Fnrsworths. She had de
nounced them bitterly, then rushed
away to hide.
fCopyrlrjht I93J. by Jennnt Boicmanl
Teds Sorkl plvii, tomorrow,
omo itArtllna tuttmonv.
IF BORAH DON'T? 1 935 WHEAT KING
VASHINOTON. l 3. (API Hrp
rffiitntivp Klsti of Ntw York mUl to
lny lir will !m-pc the inn a Republican
prfld'ntlHl nomination unless Sena
tor Borah In u intwiiclntp.
Should Borah run, Fish sum he
would support the wcMi'rner. He
mBfie tho Mfltcment niter ft confer
enrfl with i he veteran Idnhonji, the
we n1 In two wrke.
Ftish wjih rdrfful. however, not to
My wluMhrr Horith planned to make
tl.r nice or whether Bnrnh would tup
pnri Fmh II the New Yorker I a can
UlchttK and Borah Is not.
The New Yorker told newsmen he
would we Borah nsatn upon htf re
turn In mld-Deremher, from aoutti
ern apt-Akin? tour. He nlsn mitd the
senator probably would lmve n state
ment to make about the end of the
I nncAoo. !.. s (Art w. pr-
I Ian Wilford, gram farmer from
Stavelj. Alherta, Caundn. wap crown
cd wheat kin for IMA at th In-
trnniionnl Liveatoek ExpoMUou's
I nth annua! gram and hay show
today.
j Wit Curd won the title with grain
of the Heflsrd varh'ty. Ilia Minpie
fteiKhed 66 pound a bushel
! Hoerv champion of Mie-t &row
; rrs wnt nno'her canadirtn. William
Honrrs of Tappen B C. He howen
Ourum of the Mindun type. Hie
(train weighed ft 4 pounds per
biuhel.
Wilford Miowed hard rd aprliiR
wheat.
This year marked the aeventn
: consecutive victory for Canadian
! vi hmt m th imeinattonat eompe
I Wtion.
TANK CAR STAGES
K EDDIE, Oal., Dec. 8. fAP)--A
runaway tank car raxed down the
Feather river canyon for 28 miles be
fore It was derailed at Tobtn flag
station.
The car broke away Saturday from
a work train In the Keddle, Plumaa
county, yard.
An upbound fruit train was side
tracked at Pulga, 48 mtlea west, while
a. dispatcher at Sacramento- tried to
roufie a section foreman o-t Tobln. The
foreman, Louie Pemopolos, raced to a
nearby derailing switch fust aa the
tank car, spending at almost a mile a
minute clip, roared around a bend.
Several hundred feet of track was
rlppd up as the car turned over and
over after hitting the derailing
switch.
To Name Commissions
SALEM, Dec. 8. (AP Governor
Martin announced today he would
name the baking code commission
and the new flai commission within
the next few days. Both were author
Iced by acts of the special legislative
session.
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By JOHN HIX
Tor further proof address the anthor, Inclosing, a stamped envelope for reply. Reg. TJ. ,S. Pat. Off.
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Jeruiuilpm, the Holy City, Is holy
not only to Christians, but to .lews
nd Mohnmmpdnns alike. Chrlstlnns
look to It as the rlty mnde holy by
Christ when He preached His new
religion to the people of the Holy
city became there Solomon built his
temple. To Mohammendans, Jerusa
lem Is next In Importance to Mecca
ae their holy city, for It was from
Jerusalem, according to their teach
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hearen. Thus, to followers of the
three greatest religions of the world,
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In tho tropical areas of North and
South America live strange bees, a
great many specie of them, all char
acterised by one strange feature they
have no stings. Tiiey live In colo-
I nlen as do our common honey bees,
J and produce honey, some of which Is
miDio ana some repiusive t.o tne
tnstte. Members of some species of
these- stlnglesa bees are no bigger
than gnats.
Yet, strungo as It seems, these tiny
bees have adequate defense against
Intruders, even though they arc
powerless to sting, reroelous as hor
nets, they swarm in great numbers
upon any living thing that, annoys
them, crawling In the hair, eyes, nose
Tomorrow: Chimes of Nature.
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