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Newspaper Page TextPAOE SEVEN VJWl irtsatLb 'lojuj cTzmmnzG cmztmrnzensyMM MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 10?fl. Read every ad on this page. You will probably find exactly the things you have been looking for or a eale or trade for unused articles you may have. Search your attic or store-room you may find many things others are seek ing and be able to realize Im mediate cash. If what you want Isn't here, advertise for It Tribune Classified ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first Insertion 2c (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word 1 (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes .. $1.25 Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Envelope containing pink slip for bonus and application blank, Dave Buckley, Ruch, Ore. IjOST Oold lavauei with blue stone pendant. Return to Tribune office Reward. LOST If aog i miting calll616 I ;' WANTED MALE HELP f WANTED a men to cut ties. 117 Helman St., Ashland. O. Faske. WANTED FEMALE HELP S wNTEDMldleagedwoman for ! general housework. Modern home, i Phone 1011. WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral housework. Phone Central Point, ll-X-2. Mrs. Shelby M. Tut tle. WANTED Experienced lady cook for pastry work at Valentine's Cafe. WANTED Girl to assist with house work. Board, room and wages. Tel. 378-J. WANTED SITUATIONS ELDERLY man want work. Experi enced woodsman, farmer and dairy man. 146 So. Holly. EXPERIENCED and efficient girl want housekeeping for small com panionable family or elderly lady. Box 583, Mau iriDune. GROUP of miners open for hand Bluuj'ng or hydraulic proposition vicinity Jackson county. Give full particulars ana location urm iei,i.t;i. C. M. Readier. Edmonds, Wash. HAVE 8 good, experienced prunera. Let me give you an estimate per tree or acre. Phone Wlthrow, 258-W. DAY & night service carpenter work. Lee Williams. 1520 N. Riverside. WANTED Day work. Mrs. Phone 1345-M. HUSOD. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED SOUTHERN B'Jn-DINQ A LOAN ASS'N stock and saving passbooks. Will pay 100 cents on the dollar Bring you stocr certificates and paas books CHARLES A WTtfO AGENCY. INC. 100 E Main Phone 728 Medford, Ore. WANTED Dsed furniture, ranges, heatera, tools, fruit Jars. etc. Hui brook Furniture Co.. In old Fire Hall Bldg, 113 E. 6th. Tel. 647. WANTED We pay cash roi Household guods furniture and stoves We also but metals hides pelts wool ana mo hair MEDFORD BAROA1N HOUSE 37 N O rape St Phone lOtta WANTED Cook stoves heate bed springs mattresses day-beds sani tary couches and outs or what have you- We pay cash or exchange NEW DEAL FURN EXCHANGE 423 E Main St WANTED FURS FURS FURS Highest cash price paid for ran furs Complete line ot traps -n sale. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE . 27-29 No Grape St Medford FOR RENT HOUSES 4 -ROOM furnished house for rent. I electric range. Inquire 305 South : Oskdale. FOR RENT Modern house with 2 ! acres ground. Brown & White, 104 i W. Main. UNFURNISHED house, 4 rooms, bath and screened porch, at 1S10 West Main, 117 50: water not paid. C. A. DeVoe. 633-J-2. NEARLY NEW. newly reconditioned house: adults. 302 "ortland Ace See J. W. Shirley at Cupp's Furni ture. 8 NIC4 moaern cottage partly fur nished 8-.fc and Maple. Central Point. FOR RENT 4 -room furn bouse: elec trie range refrigerator oil heeler: garage: adults Phone 848 ? FOR RENT 6room modern furnish ed house close In prone 457-J FOR KKN'l Homes fumuned or tnf'i-TV.hwl R-.tTTH W"le FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD AND KOOM rates reasonsble i' T' s v.ln FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM A BOARD Home cooked meals. 125 per month. 303 N. Hor.) T'l. 1036. BOARD Rome-cooked meals terre.1 in prlrtse home RessjnsDle ratei Near business d.Mnct 23 N. Oranje f 1 Phone 14'3-X. FOR RENT APARTMENTS POH RENT Apt., Hotel Grand. FOR RENT Puns. apt. 716 Welch. BACHELOR apartment. 445 S. Front. 3 HOUSEKEEPING rooms, furnished and clean, ground floor. Inquire 310 Portland Ave. FOR RENT 3 room housekeeping apartment, furnished with gar age. Adults. 337 N. Grape. pO't RENT Apartments: hot water. 334 Apple. APARTMENT for rent. 91 West 10th St FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Good room In good home to 1 or 2 young men. Call 1618-.I. MTHAin'IVB rooina 4U4 e Orape FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Income prop- erty. clos in Phone 955-J FOR SALE REAL ESTATE STATE OF OREGON OFFERS FOL LOWING Medlord City Property lor sale. Easy terms; 10 down; bal ance like rent, 6 Interest: i rooms. 24 s. Oramre. S26O0. 5 rooms, 325 Crater L. Ave., C2375. 6 rooms, 306 Vancouver, $2300. 7 rooms, 145 Ivy St., 2775. 8 rooms, 1105 W. Main, 2850. fi rooms, 219 N. Peach, 2175. 7 rooms, 516 Liberty b., (2500. 6 rooms, 618 Catherine, $2650. 4 rooms, 43 Summit Ave., $2950. 5 rooms, 121 Kenwood, $2450. 4 rooms. 723 W. 2nd., $2800. 4 rooms, 400 Crater L., $1976. 4 rooms, 107 Kenwood, $1750. 5 rooms, 304 S. King, $3276. 4 rooms, 702 Park St., $2525. 4 rooms. 713 W. 13th, $2750. 5 rooms, 728 Summit, $3000. 4 rooms, 209 S. Tripp. $2150. 5 rooms, 20V N. Peach. 81900. 7 rooms, 1315 Locust. $3050. 4 rooms, 702 Sherman, $2600. C. Y. TENOWALD County Representative. 125 W. Main CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE OR TRADE 9 acres in alfalfa, 10 acres cleared. 4- room house, chicken house sum- clent for 1200 chickens, water piped to house. Placer mining ground. Will pay cash difference on larger place. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. 109 E. Main St. Mcdford, Oregon ALSO 4 -room modern home, good con dition, lot nicely landscaped. Has HOLC loan $850. Payments $9.47 per month. Will accept good oar and $75 for equity. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC. .WHY? 912.000 place, $3500 ONLY $350 cash required. 30 acres finest land in valley actually sold few years ago for 12,000. Own er now says sell for $3500. Cash pay ment $350. No payment on princi pal for nine years. Average rwte in terest 4. Four room house, beau tiful shade barn, fine well, 25 acres garden, alfalfa land under irriga tion. Family orchard, peaches, cher . ries. walnuts, 8 acres alfalfa. Most delightful part of valley. No frost or fog. Here Is a cnance to get a "toe hold" before Inflation doubles price of land. Today and tomorrow only. J. C. BARNES, Phone 910-Y. 20 N. Peach St. FOR SALE By owner 10 to 80 acre tracts irrigated Bear Creek bottom land. V mile from Medford. excel lent for gardening. Phone 1524-L. HOUSES tor sale or rent. Tel 195 evenings 1147-W. WHEN you think of real estate think ot Brown White FOR SALE Fine suburban home proper lea that will suit you in size and price. Also Medford homes at prices and on term to Interest any. one in the market. BROWN & WHITE Realtors FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE Hanson strain White Leghorn hens. Corner of old Pa cific highway and Midway. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red hatch ing eggs 50c. Mrs. T. J. Parsons, Phoenix, Houston Road. FOR SALE June Bronze poults, fine marked type, quick maturing. $30 per hunored. Mrs. W. E. Hammel, Eagle Point. CARLEY POULTRY FARM Pedigreed Leghorns, R. I. Reds, Hatching Eggs, Baby Chicks. CUSTOM HaTCHINO Booking ord ers for "rkv iter only Eggs day old inn 8 werkt old poults Winston Hatrtiery. P O Bos 966. RoeeOurg. Ore POR SALE Hatching eggs. SOc for 15 Neai Hvward school. Mrs. O. J. Stelner Route 3. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES NO USEL tR Is as good as new. but we itive t e Best Used Car Values In town 11.31 Keo royal Coupe .... 2 50 .00 1.34 Jhry.er A'-fV'W Sedan. b33 r.ry er 6 rdan U34 jhew-let 3edan radio and lieat' 1034 -JhevTilet Pickup 1.-30 ft Coir! - 176 00 Studebokei Sedtrs. .16 to 1135 00 Ni.ah- -led 69.50 SANDt!VB-N MITOR CO. 8tud.V)aie Si.-s and Service. liOOn USED cs Chrysler. Plymouth Trade-ins. The Best Cars for the Least Money. 19.14 Chrysler Airflow Sedan new car gusrantee. Two 19.13 Plymouth Sedans. 1934 Dodge DeLuae Coupe. 1934 Plymouth DeLuie Sedan. 1931 Chrysler 6 bedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1929 DeSoto RoadJter. 1929 DeSOto Sedan. 1933 Chrysler Royal A Sedan. 104 TTraplnne Sedan. We hare a number of "29. "37 and 28 models at your own price. LANGS MOTOR CO. Chrynier Dear Plymouth ri rnr lot !h BartMt MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT Radx- Repair Bern at ra stnao'e pru-ei. Pick's Hardware Puon too. MISCELLANEOUS ALL MAKES o: Washers Repaired at bargain prices this month only Estimates ven FREE rick's Hard ware. Phone 300 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Span geldings, weight 3200. age 7 and ll, gentle: iron now. 4 springers. Phone 13-F-13. Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE Bedroom suite and can ned fruit. 1023 West tn. FOR SALE Several excellent milking Shorthorn bulls, or win traae iur dairy cows or heifers. Oaklelgh Ranch. Central Point. FOS SALE 2. bv-aes; weight 1200- ivoo us.: all gerue. j. e. wnis hitch, Kla.r.atn Falls. Rt 3. 13 miles s..uth K. t FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS DRY OAK, laurel, $1.75 tier. Foley rtancn, iVi mnes oouuveaab wm Hill. FOR SALE Library table, dressers. dressing table, nignooy, oreaaiasi set, miscellaneous furniture, garden tools. Phone 652 or call at 1009 South Oakdale. FOR SALE Sterilized grape Juice. ueu vineyara, nouie , mcuiwiu. FOR SALE Drag saw, bargain at $35.00. Inquire at Richfield Service Station, Central Point. FOR SALE Baby baskets and beds, quilts, large show case. Jack's 2nd Hand Store, 408 E. Main. IMPROVED Oregon strawberry plants 50c 100; $3.50 1000; order now. George Williams, Route 1, Box 132. Talent. FOR SALE Dry body fir wood. We deliver. Phone 376-X. FOR SALE Grain hay. baled or loose; also barley or wheat straw. 35c bale. D. R. Smith. Anderson Road, Tal ent. Phone 373-J-2, Ashland. FOR SALE Barnyard lawn fertilizer. Phone Wlthrow. 258-W.. FOR SALE Crown feeds;' land plas ter; Aero Superphosphate; Case farm machinery. Flnley Implement Co., Central Point. FOR SALE! Used machinery one each 10, 12 & 14-lnch tractor plow: 3 tractor discs; one hammer mill; 2 sprtng-tooth harrows; one Iron wheel wagon; 2 walking plows. Fln ley Implement Co., Central Point. FOR SALE grain or Phoenl. - Hay. loose or ground, alfalfa. W. E. Allen, COMICS PEARS Put up In half boxes, SO to 50 pears per box, large sizes suitable for gift shipments or home use, $1.00 to $1.25. Medford Ice and Storage Co. Phone 264. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay $14 ton. 2nd and third cutting. P. D. Lot land. Central Point. 'OR SALE Double beo springs and mattress, or wi: t-ade for single L-ed. Phou T63-R TTPEWRi'i'ERS Blerma 116 N. Cen tral. Phone 282. FOR SALE Baled oat hay ground alfalfa and oat hay loose alfalfa hay. fat hops, springer heifers. C. A. DeVoe, Phone S23-J-2. pOR SALE Hay ana grain; hay loose, baled or chopped; wheat, barley and oats whole or ground. Phone 355-J-3. Victor Burse!.. NEWTOWN apples, wrapped and pack ed or face anu flh; large sizes A - real buy. Newtowns 15c per lug Bring your own containers Phone 926 American Fruit Growers, no.. 213 So Fir, Medford. Ore. FOR SALE New and used building materials Lee Williams. 1520 N Rlv ORJVEWAY MA fERlAL 3 .2e Ol rock at $150 per yard delivered Bate man Phone 1534- Y ot 912-J APPLES We deliver Pel 132-L BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO abstracts oj rule ana Title Insurance The only complete I 1 1 1 System id Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT! CO. Abstracts ot rule Rooms S and 6 No 82 North Central Ae uptir Kxpvrt Vlnd Cleaner. LEI OBUKOB DO H - Tel 1178 House cleaning floot waxing on ?nai nig cleaning nd 'iprK.wtrmg Transfer. REIN KING TRANSFER CO Long distance Hauling Furniture, cattle anything. Ill N Plr. Phone 1033 O. Stuart. BADS IKANSFKR (STOOAOB CO Office 10)0 No Central Pbune 316 Prices right Service guaranteed TRUChUNO AND 8TUKA(i UxMI and long distance nsuling furnl ture moving etc Reaaimable rate re l SM Ft Samson Co U AW LEY TKANHFER - Expert pca ara and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices -tgnt fllfl North Riw1rte Phine !tfl Money to tend MONEY LOANED t50 to f3C0 toi personal or house bold purposes on Houm Furnishings or Autos; alec Cars Refinanced Loioi cloaea wtthin 30 minute Ucenae No 8 157 Set W B rhomas 43 Bo Cen Income Tax Reports Prepared. tNCOME TAX Pflfral and SUM re turns prepared. 8 Earl foy Room 11. Jiw-koon Count; Bank Bldu P!lone 759 R00FINQ ROOPINO Let us inspect Tour rool Defora tn rain season rnls aer. i net is rrec Call 170 Rogue Rlfat Rvif' no I LEQAL NOTICES Nntlrc to ( realtors In the County Court of the 8tat of Oregon for Jackson County tn the Ms'ter of the Estat of Pranoa Ollllllsn Wlndeli. Deceased. Ta uiuertine4 Has been appoint- ed and qualified by the County Court j of Jacksor. County. Oregon, as Ad-! mlnlstrator of the estate of Frances Gllllllan Wlndell, deceased. All per-: sons having claims sgainst said es- ; tate are notified to present them. ; duly verified, with proper voucher. ; to me at mv office, Cooley Theatre Building, Medford. Oregon, within ' six months from Jsnuary 21, 1936.; the date of thL notice. RAWLBS MOORE. Administrator. I No' Ice of Sale In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Alex ander Duff, Deoeaaea Notice is hereby given that In pur uance of the will of Alexander Duff, made and executed on the 28th day of June. 1930. which said will, with proof thereof was admitted to pro bate and recorded In Volume A, Pages 308-9-10. Record oi Will. Jackson County Oregon. In the matter of the estate of Alexander Duff, deceased, the undersigned- the executors, and executrix of said estate will sell t private sale, in one parcel, to the highest bidder, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned and subject to confirmation of said court, on and after Thursday, fie 20th day of February 1936 all the right, title, interest and estate of said Alexander Duff, deceased, at the time of his death, which was a fee simple interest in and to the whole of the real propert hereinafter des cribed, and ail the right, title ana Interest that said estate has by opera tion of law or otherwise acquired other than or In addition to that of said deceased at the time of his death, of, in and to that certain lot, piece or parcel of land altuate. lying and being in the county of Jackson, state of Oregon and more particularly des cribed as follows, to-wlt: Commencing 8 89 degrees 30 min utes East 23 chains and 44 links from Intersection of the North line of the Right of Way of Rogue River Valley R. R. with West boundary line of DLC 76 of John R T:ce In Twp 87 S. R. 2 West of the W M and from said beginning point running thence S 89 degrees 30 minutes East on the North line of the right ot way of said Railway 6.21 chains to corner; thence due North IP. 56 chains to south line of County Road leading from Jack sonville to Medford as now located to a corner; thence North 88 degrees 30 minutes West 6.18 chains to North east corner of the Brown 10 acre tract: thence South on East line cf said Brwn Tract 18 80 chains to Che place of commencing containing 11.56 acres more or less and said above described tract being In Section 26 Twp. 37 d R 3 West of the W. M. Terms and conditions of sale: $400 00 In United States legal tender to be paid at the time of confirma tion or sale; balance, eao.uo pe month: 6 Irterest on deferred bal ance: balance evidenced by note and mortgage on --he premises: deeds and Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Add 7. Divided with others 13. "The boat roinn" 14. Not Rood- looKtng 15. Wife of Oernlnt 16. Object of ue"i ..(! 18 KanitMi 19. Division of a iic it in Greece 20. Plant whoss stem re quires sup port II. Utilize 82. German river 'i ' ollene tletire 25. Metric land measure It. Smallest whole number 19. Measures of distance IX Donating U. Obtain tr Parpiiifnt W. Fortune II. Cry ... the 18. Note of the If. Alarm whtstit It. Kind of meat Solution of Yesterday'! Puzzlt I lMMENSEgRlADl ICIE S M A I N OJU RAlNlEJMlOlN E ARES gANTPAC T G I NpANASEMLOT In il ARR E S JNlRE NEWERlFORlIAPER E RillYON iREMiSS SiHEEPNAALB HCEERSsiJwpBgL D CORERlSETgALTER ALp EFRpJ EGO TUBl'O E V J5E R PAW tias1tentpais E N klLVEN RERE E rIirIeTsisIbIlIaIsItTeIp 43. Exclamation to call at tention U- Monarch In an Icelandic tmg;a 48. Neuro of the Niger delta 49. Cause of ruin bO M-'tal 51. Styled 53. Disclose 55. Hard 66. Rapid z I3 h s h 11 7 a q 0 " a 73 llt - m'iZZWLZL WMM r "iff -in 32 33 Iff 13 py 1F mm38 wl ilMMM 15 1 Irr I 1 1 I 1 VALENTINE CAKES, COOKIES & PASTRIES Ask for our Potato Bread at your favorite store abstract at the expense of the estate; the purch&Aci to assume the payment of, and Uke the property free and clear of Incumbrance excepting Med ford IrrlgMMn District lien; estate to pay tax ana water assessments u and inc. u ding lt)35; purchaser to as sume and pay same thereafter before delinquency. All bid or tffers must be in writ ing and mn ie left at the office of J. F. Flletrel. attorney for said exec utors, at Davis Building. Medford. Oregon, or may be delivered to saio sxecutora or executrix In said county of Jackson, or may be filed in the of. flee of he clerk of this court at any time after tht first publication of this notice and before the making of the sale. Dated January 21. 1936. ELLA DUFF, Executrix. ROBERT A. DUFF, Executor. LAWRENCE E. DUFF. Executor. J. F. FLrEOEU Attorney for eatat. Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County cf Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Ida K. Lambert, formerly Ida . Ken worthy, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed Executrix of the estate of the above named deceased, and has qualified aa such: all parties having any claim against said estate are hereby noti fied and requ'rea to present same, duly verified, as by law required, either to the undersigned at her home at Jackson Hot Springs, Jackson County, Oregon, or at the ornce 01 F. J. Newman, attorney for said estate, in the Pain. Building. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of the firtt publication of this notice; and all parties owing said estate may make payment at either of said places Dated and first published this 14th cay of January. A. D. 1936. GERTRUDE OTTINGER, Executrix with the Will Annexed of Ida K Lambert, formerly Ids E. Kenworthy. Deceased. Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Prue M. Piatt, deceased. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Hon. Earl B. Day. Jud?e of the above entitled court, as Executor ot the Estate of Prue M. Piatt, deceased, and has duly qualified according to law. All persons having claims itrtiMnst said estate are hereby notified to pre sent same, with proper vouchers, and duly verified according to law, at the office of T. W. Miles, attorney for the undersigned, at his office In the Jaclc- Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Form of goT- ernment U. Ancient Greek city 11. Unit of force 17. Take the chief meal 13. Sharpening alone 14. Manner lb Past it. Body bone 37. Always p. Measure 50. Character In --IJiu-le Tom's Cabin" 51, Uxe needle and threnO 33. Danish fiord Si. Wlnduwk of a certain type tt. Legal claim 29. Sort ened from the sun 40. Artless 41. Strikes 42. Instigate 43. Brother of Cain 46. targe plant 46. Burden - 47. Within 62. Pronoun 64. Upon: prefix DCWN 1. Copied 1 Sheet of glass t. Stiffly proper 4. Kind of ihrub t. Word of refusal I. Having great force of tmpuls 7. Olenmed I. Cavity ft. Exist Jimmie Jingle Says: Aa bakers we perform with skill. Each thin; we bake con tains a thrill. People never tire ot the pood thinga we bake. That's because they're made of finest quality in gredients, bnked well un der rigid sanitary condi tions. 20lfST TllfPWNl til nmn si. J0UPH OOUHtKK , mmmjm son County Bank Building in the City of Medford, Oregon, within Hx months from the date hereof. Daud and first published Febru ary 4th, 1936. H. F. PLATT, Executor of the Estate of Prue M- Piatt. Decea.ed. use Mttll Tribune waut ads CHAPTER ONE IN THE CHASM OBEY JONES There were no eager crowds to groan with dismay. The solitary witness of the shot manifested no surprise. And that is easily explained for it was not the American-bom master of the game who had played the shot but merely the fourth son of the Vicar of March bolt, a small seaside town on the const of Wales. Bobby uttered a decidedly prornncj. ejaculation. Ho was an amiable-looking young man ot about elght-and-twenty. His best friend could not have said that ba was handsome, but bla face was an eminently likable one, and bis eyea bad the. honest brown friendli ness ot a dog's. "1 get worse every day." he mut tered dejectedly. MYou press." aald his companion. Or. Thomas was a middle-aged man with grey hair and a red, cheerful face. He himself never took a full swing. He played short, straight shota down the middle and usually beat more brilliant but more erratic players. Bobby attacked his ball fiercely mmm SI-,'" i '. He with a niblick. The third time waa lucccssful. Tbe ball lay a short dls lance from the green whlcb Dr rhomas had reached with two cred itable iron shots. "Your hole," said Bobby. They proceeded to tbe next tee. The doctor drove first a nice tralgbt shot, but with no great dls tance about It Bobby sighed, teed his ball, re teed It, waggled bis club a long time, took back stiffly, shut his eyes, raised bis bead, depressed bis right shoul der, did everything he ought not to have done and hit a screamer down the middle ot the course! He drew a deep breath of satisfac tion. The well-known golfer's gloom passed from bis eloquent face to be succeeded by the equally well-known golfer's exultation. "1 know now what I've been do ing," said Bobby quite untruthfully A perfect Iron shot, a little cbtp with a mashie. and Bobby lay dead. He achieved a birdie four, and Dr. Thomas was reduced to one up. Full of confidence, Bobby stepped onto tbe sixteenth tee. He sgaln did everything be should not have dooe. and this time no miracle occurred A terrific a magnificent, an almost su perhuman slice happened! Tbe ball went round at right angles. "If that bad bees straight whew!" said Dr. Thomas. "If" said Bobby bitterly. "Hullo, I thought 1 beard a shout! Hope the ball didn't hit anyone." lie peered out to tbe right. It was a difficult light The aun was on the point ot setting, end looking straight Into It It was bard to see anything distinctly. Also there was a slight mist rising from the sea. The edge of tbe el IB waa a few hundred yard away. "yHE footpath rnns slong there," J said Bobby. "But the ball can't posslbl) have travelled as far aa that All the same, I did tblnk 1 beard a cry Did you!" But the Doctor bad heard nothing Bobby went after his ball. He had some difficulty In finding It but ran whit LAKEVI&7W, Ore., Feb. 4. (P) Thir teen voters from precinct 13, known aa the Sink district, did their part to sink the four measures at Oregon's slate election. The "no" vote waa unanlmoua until the 14th voter marked a "yes" for the sales tax. SPFNPER CORSETIERE. Tel 1438-Y teed up his ball, gave a short preliminary wngglo, took the club back slowly, then brought it down and through with the rapidity of lightning. Did the ball fly down the fairway straight and true, rising as it went and soaring over the bunker to land within an easy mashie shot of the fourteenth green? No, it did not. Badly topped, it scudded along the ground and embedded itself firmly in the bunker 1 It to earth at last. It was practically unplayable embedded In a tune bush. He had a couple ot hacka at It, then picked It up and called out to his companion that he gave up the hole. The Doctor came over towards him since the next tee was right on the edge ot tbe cliff. Tbe seventeenth was Bobby's par ticular bugbear. At It you had to drive over a chasm. Tbe distance was not actually so great, but the attrac tion ot the depths below was over powering, Tbey had crossed the footpath, which now ran Inland to their left skirting the very edge of the cliff. was still breathing, though unconscious. The Doctor took an Iron and Just landod on tbe other side. Bobby took deep breath and drove. Tbe ball scudded forward and disappeared over the Up of the abyss. 'Every single dasbed time," said Bobby bitterly, "I do the same dashed Idiotic thing!" He skirted the chasm, peering over. Far below the aea sparkled, but not every ball waa lost In Its depths. Tbe drop was sheer at the top, but below It shelved gradually. Bobby walked slowly along. There was, be knew, one place where one could scramble down fairly easily Caddlua dla so, burling themselves over the edge and reappearing tri umphant and panting wltb the miss lug ball. Suddenly Bobby stiffened and called to bis companion: "I ssy. Doc tor, come here. What do you make of tbatr Some forty feet below waa a dark beap of something that looked like old clothes. The Doctor caught his breath. "By Jovel" he said. "Somebody's fallen over tbe cliff. We must get down to blm." Side by side the two men scram bled down tbe rock, the more ath letic Bobby helping the othsr. At last tbey reached tbe ominous dark bundle. It was a man of about forty and be waa still breathing, though unconscious. Tbe Doctor examined blm, touch ing his limbs, feeling bis pulse, draw Ing down the lids ot his eyes. He knelt down beside htm and completed bis examination. Than he looked op at Bobby, who wis standing there feeling rathar sick, and slowly shook bis head. "Nothing to be done," he said. "Hla number s up, poor tallow. His back's broken. We. I, well. 1 suppose bs wasn't familiar wltb tbe path and when the mlai came op be walked over the edge. I've told tb council more than ones there ought to be a railing lust bere." He stood up again. "I'll go oft and get help," he said. "Make arrange- (Irants Pass Damp. GRANTS PAS8, Fob. 4 (P ekle wore overcast this morning and grass dampened by a trace of rain whlcd fell during the night. Minimum tem perature was 31. Ose Mat) Tribune wait ads. ments to have the body got up. It'll be dark before we know where w are. Will yon stay beret" Bobby nodded. "There's nothing te be done for him, I suppose?" hi asked. The Doctor shook bis bead. "Noth ing. It won't be long tbe pulse ll weakening fast. He'll last another twenty minutes at most. Just pos sible he may recover consciousness before tbe end but very likely he won't. Still" "Rather," said Bobby quickly. "I'll atay. You get along. It he dost come to, there's no drug or any thing T" He hesitated. The Doctor s b o o k his head. "There'll be no pain," he said. "No pain at all." TURNING away he began rapidly to climb up the cliff again. Bobby watched blm till he dlsapeared over the top wltb a wave of the hand. Bobby moved a step or two along the narrow ledge, sat down on a pro jection In the rock and lit a clgaret. The business had shaken him. Up to now he bad never come In contact with Illness or death. What rotten luck there waa In tbe world! A awlrl ol mist on a Sne eve ning, a false step and Ufa came to an end. Fine, healthy-looking fellow too probably never known a day's Illness In bis life. The pallor ot approaching death couldn't disguise the deep tan ot the skin. A man who had lived an out-of-door life abroad perhaps. Bobby studied blm more closely the crisp curling cbestnut hair Just touched wltb grey at tbe temples, the big nose, the strong Jaw, the white teeth Just showing through tbs parted lips. Then the broad shoulders and the One sinewy hands. The legs were twisted at a eurlona angle. Bobby shuddered and brought hla eyes up again to the face. An attractive (ace. humorous, deter mined, resourceful. The eyes, ba thought were probably blue And Just as he reached that point Id hla thoughta, the eyes suddenly opened. Tbey were blue, a clear deep blue. Tbey looked straight at Bobby. There was nothing uncertain or basy about them. Tbey aeemed completely con scious. They were watchful and at tbe same time tbey seemed to he asking a question. Bobby got up quickly and came to wards the man. Before he got there the other spoke. Hie voice wss not weak It came out clear and reso nant "Why didn't they ask Evansr be said. And then a queer little shudder passed over blm, the eyelids dropped, tbe Jaw fell The man waa dead. Bobby knell down beside him, hut there waa no doubt Tbe man was dead. A last moment ot conscious ness, that sudden question and than ths end. Rather apologetically Bobby put hla band Into the dead man's pocket and drawing out a silk bsndkerchlet be spread It reverently over the dead face. There waa nothing more be could do. Then he noticed that In bla action be had Jerked aometblng else out ot tbe pocket It wss a pbotograph, and In the act of replacing It he glanced at tbe pictured face. It waa a woman's face, strangely haunting in quality. A fair woman with wlde-apart eyea. She seemed little more than a girl, certainly no- ' der thirty. (CrUAl HD-ll-n. AflU CM,Ht) A stranger happens slong, tomorrow, '11 . illilte 1 Ntil. i .