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Deming graphic., 1921-04-12
DECREASE IN FARM LAND VALUE

Washingt0n-Th average price Of
plowland per acre in the United States
decreased about seven per cent during
the past wear. according to report
lust issued by the United States de-
partment OF agriculture. The average
price Of plowland per acre ON March /
of this year was $S3.TS as compared
with S9O.Ol In 192O, and SIi.3 I'm 1919.
The statisticians OF the department
attribute the decline to the reduction In
the price Of crops.
The report shows that the heaviest
drop in the price of land is In the south
where cotton is the principal crop that
is grown. In some sections Of this part
Of the country there has been derlinc
Of 80 per cent In the price Of plowland
during the year. The average price Of
plowland IN Georgia this year is S3G
pr acre while hast year-it was SIG
drop Of about 22 per cent. The aver
age In South Carolina last year was
SCI. while this year Il Is S50-a drop
Of 20 per cent.
lfoMnll tue EifhteNi uIup III Any
one state was In Kentucky, and this Is
attributed to the docline In the price of
tobacco. In 1920 the average price of
plOwland In this state was $40 an acre.
while this year Il is S5S. This Is n de
cline OF approximately q per cent.
Iowa Is the state having the highest
priced polwland per acre. The report
shows that IL Is valued at 5000 per ac-
re this wear. as compared with $2l9
last year-a decline Of about 8 per cent
Illinois ranks scconl IN the value II
plowland. according 10 the report. the
price per acre being Sl5T. In Alabama
and Mississippi the average price Of
plOwland per acre is S26.
The western states shows the least
decline In the l,rlcc # land. and IN the
case OF California. Oregon and Col0ra-
do there is slight increase over last
year. Plowland in California WAS val
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Women ana Cats.

Women are like cats. II you move
toward them they run away. But II
you sit there and say "Puss, puss,
puss," and put saucer of milk on
the floor, in due course they viii be
moved by curiosity to come and see
what there is In the saucer. Then.
click you've got the cat by the back
Of the neck so that It can't scratch
you. When the cat has struggled
enough and discovered that II can't
get away, and been tickled behind the
ear, she'll sit on your lap and purr.
And then, ah, then, you no longer need
to say, "Puss, puss, pussl" You can
say. "You damn catl" and she'll go
on sitting there, purring.-From "Cal-
iban" by w. L. George.
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COAL FIELDS IN NEW MEXICO

The San Juan basin IN the northwest
ern part Of New Mexico and the adjac-
ent part OF Colorado contains large
amount of coal OF COOL quality. At sew
etal places where shippig facilities are
available. such as Durango, Colo and
Gallup, New Mex. this coal IS being
mined. and the number and thickness
OF the beds are well known. In h.uch
Of the basin, however, the coal Is vir-
tually untouched. aud as only rapid
examinations OF the beds have hereto
fore bean made little information has
been available for the part OF the basin
that lies In the middle and eastern part
uf san Juan county, New Mex. This
information mas recently been supplied
through n survey made by G. NJ Bauer
Of the u. y Geological survey.
In San Juan county there are two
distinct formations that contain coal
beds. The beds IN the lower or older
OF these formations are less persistent
and thinner than those In the upper
formation. hut the coal is Of somewhat
better quality. This older formation
crops out m belt that extends diag-
Ionally across the middle Of the west
ern part Of thee ounty. hut only a part
of the outcroD was examined. The up-
per or Younger formation. which con
tnins thick beds of excellent coal In
the northern part Of the county and
thinner beds of somewhat poorer coal
In the southern part, crops out in a
belt that makes great curve from the
north side through the center Of the
county 10 its southern corner This
formation alone Is estimated TO con-
tain 1O.O00.0O0, 600 tons OF coal In work
able beds at depths OF less than 1000
feet beneath the surface. At depths If
between ! 900 and 1000 feet there is
probably as much more. II 10 those
figures there should be added those
representing the quantity Of coal In the
beds OF the older formation and thOsn
representing that In the Younger for
nation at depths greater than 2.M0
feet the estimate amount of coal In the
san Juan basin would reach an amay-
inc total
The lack Of shipping facilities for
this coal and the strong competition II
would have tn face from IN Goals mind
nearer to the markets makes it's ex-
tensive development in the near future
improbable. hut II Is nevertheless an
immense reserve Of fuel for the future
use Of Inhabitants of the agricultural
districts along the san lam river
The report containing the results Of
the work done In the San Juan hgsia
as just been published.
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Old American Glass.

The Pennsylvania museum amount
q find Of old American glass. On,
thousand specimens have been dug up
near Alloway, N. ]. The field where
the specimens were found was once
the site Of the old wistar Glass works,
founded nearly two hundred years ago
by Caspar wistar, who was OF Aus
Srian extraction and titled.
The specimens found we're for the
most part fragments OF bottle and
window glass. OF which there have not
been many specimens until now. The
museum is now making a study OF the
types Of glass that were produced In
the early days OF Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. The first glass TO be man
ufactured In this country was that OF
Virginia company located at James
town. but the first produced success
fully was that Of Alloway. then known
MS Wistarburg.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12
Japan's Famous Mountain.

Full IL 12,365 feet in height, and
only 200 years years ago was an active
volcano. There are still signs Of fire
in the jets OF steam that squirt from
parts Of the cone, though one may now
descend the crater with safety. All
about the base are great boiling
springs hot enough TO cook an egg In
minute. These are known as
ojigoku, or "Great He'll" Whether
the idea was taken from the Bible
or not is not known. But Buddhism
bas plenty Of hell OF its own. Some
10000 pilgrims ascend the cone ev-
cry year; and this year, being a spe-
cial one In sixty. according to the Jap
anese calendar. the number was much
greater than usual.
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Girls Travelled Far In Wilderness.

Down the wild and ragged east
shoreline of Lake Winnipeg, Manlto-
ba. where not n farm nor a settlement
breaks the desolaton, two young
women Of eastern Canada recently
rowed 200 miles In an open boat. TAX
ing month for the trip and making
their own camp every night The col
lection OF fossils, in which the region
Is rich, was the object Of the remark
able journey. A lone Indian was the
only human heing sighted in the en-
tire distance. The daring voyagers
were deposited by steamer at the
mouth of the Berens river about mid
way of the lake, and from that point
were wholly dependent upon their
own resources. - Popular Mechanics
Magazine.
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For Launching LIs.boats safely.

The hurried launching OF llfeboats
from disabled vessels is usually at
tended by confusion and danger An
Eastern shlpyard worker has devised
new method OF lowering the boats
that carries them forty feet away from
the ships side, lays them on an even
keel, and gives them a forward i'm
pulse. The small boat, instead Of
hanging In davits. rests In cradle
supported by three parallel inclined
arms, which are plvoted near the
water line and guyed by cables at
tached above
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LOCAL BRIEFS

We note by the paper that Johnny
I.oretz of the Loretz-Pegram Co. Of III
paSo was married here April 3. Miss
vaunge eagle being the bride. Mr.
Loretz Is well known among local ira
yelling men.
w. r. Brown Of the Santa Fe was n
visitor In the city last week from III
pnSO.
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Not Exciting.

How was the movieT
Rather dull" said the jaded patron.
mo thrills, chr
"well, the heroine jumped from a
tram travelling 60 miles an hour to
an airplane, was carried over a preci-
pice In a motorcar. was left standing
on the deck OF a submarine when Il
submerged. but there wasn't anything
you could really call exciting. ."-Bir-
mingham Age Herald.
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NEW GENERAL MANAGER
FOR SANTA FE RAILWAY

Amarillo, Texas. April IF. A. Teh-
man Of Chicago, for years assistant
to the vice president i'm charge of
operation, has been appointed general
manager of the Santa Fe's western
lines. He succeeds General Manager
Il. J. Parker. who died in Topeka last
week.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

w. c. McBurney was In the city on
one Of his periodical trips from Lords
burg the hitter part " last week.
j. NJ. Morris has been very III for
the past three weeks following stroke
OF paralysis. Mr.. Morris Is IN criti.
cal condition and his relatives and
friends are fearful that at his advanced
age It will not be possible for him to
recover.
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PREsBYTERY MEETS

More than twenty clergymen Of the
Presbyterian church are i'm the city to-
day TO attend the annual Presbytery
that opened at the local church this
afternoon and which will continue to-
morrow and Thursday. The meetings
in the afternoon and evening will he
open TO the public tomorrow and
Thursday. The women OF the church
will meet at the NJ. Il. tabernacle In
the annual conference Of the mission
AIRY society.
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BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. II. s. DOyal and Mrs. ". II.
Orcutt entertained with bridge party
mt the armory last Saturday afternoon.
The social room was artistically dec
GRATED for the occasion with great
lunches of lilacs. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Eugene Austin and Mrs. George
A. Shepard. At o'clock "A 2-course
luncheon was served that was a dainty
complement TO the delightful affair.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12

ued at si3e per alre last yslc. Will,
the average this year $135.
The report shows that there was Il
rapid increase In the price OF land from
1917 TO 1920, when the highest price
was reached. The decline during the
past year Is not as great as the In.
crease from 1919 to 1920. Land prices
are still higher than any year preeetl-
ing 1920.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION LODGE

There will be n special communication
to Deming Lodge No. IL, A. +. and A.
NJ. Friday night, April II. The first
and second degrees viii he conferred on
candidates.
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12
CARD OF THANKS

wish to announce my appreciation
Of the effort put forth by the Deming
fire department TO save my home. Dem
ing has splendidly equipped fire de
partment with magnificent personnel.
ROBERT HUME.
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Complete Transformstion.

Il understand one Of your former
Mattresses is now a motion picture
starr
That's So" said the proprietor OF
the Elite restaurant for ladies and
gentlemen.
ANY change In herr
Il should say so She's changed her
name, her hair and her disposition. -
Birmingham Age-Herald.
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n. j. II. CLUB

The \. j. B. Club was entertained
last week at the home Of Mrs. W. G.
Curtis. Mrs Il. l.. Moorhead won the
prize for high score. Mrs. Clyde Earl
Ely will be hostess TO the club next
Friday afternoon.
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CARD PARTY

Mrs. Kenneth Van Alta entertained
with cards Thursday night. Mrs. J.
g. Moir and A. w. Pollard won prizes
for high scores. After the games deli
cious refreshments were served by the
hostess
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12

The song service last Sunday at the
Presbyterian church was very well az
tended and the special numbers were
greatly enjoyed.
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FARM BUREAU FROM THE FARM

Whatever success the American
Farm Bureau Federation may have
had depends upon the fact that il mas
h,en built from the farm up" says J.
Il t'o' ri. preside II of the federation.
II grew Naturally into great -laii,n-
"a force because th' lcta al farm l. cau
called fu- a federation as the ca1s' le
~ The siruture wbCS, founda 'cn had
heen 'arsirlly Ia 4 ~ the lrmrrs
themselves"
calling cards.
Let u. furnish you with the newest In
Deming graphic., 1921-04-12

Graphic advertisers arc reliable.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

spechy poecnosti lidsk6 zavis pracovnich
method Ty opet zavs cd nazoru narodu zvot tom,
dovedou ak svu dkol pnf Kazdy ma snaz najt
mso sVete aby mem mohl neepe uplatn Ucei-
zaveden poraden vobu poyoan iez sem zaVed
prvni z V 1901 Do Amerky vedla snaha pc studiu
pracovnh method studu organsace prace vubec Vec
pokud nebudeme mti odvahu
provade Vse znamena raonen praci spada do ohoto
oboru Nen rozhodnuto mas ubi Pojednam mozne ma
nekterych zevu amerck6m smysu sova Americe
ma jest vsude Vets porozumen obchod nez mas Zde
Jest heso "Udeejte msto praci spoene obchodemV My
chceme to tor Prvnim prekvapenim Americana jest
pr;ce csl drahach Pohodl praktcnos neni zde
programu souz iakemusi neznamemu bohu Formally
Ame1ice mnoho okenek pro ydavan jzdnich stkn
otva vice okenek en jedno mas cesuici befou
pno zavazade kdezto Americe Zavazada
odevzdavaj doprave sebou nakadnim Ma Gsl dra
Jest mnoho piskan zbytecneho hfmou vubec jest zde
aks ceremonie pr veskere doprav6 kera Jim jest
zdrzovana Jym podivnym zjevem mas jest pouzvani pa
katu souzi vSemoznym reklamam, en skuecnemu
iobchodu Jak Jmak Jest tomu Amerlce leeon zde jest
malo urda6 elefonicky vyrditi nen vube
Povoleni vyvoz ceskeho maku mus pr
opatfiti od hoandskyeh zidu pod Rovnez posta ma
nedostaky Chtel Sem 81 pr najmout postoVnl
chranku Slecna kerou sem eto veci obra sdelia
m tim dela Odkazala mne abych 81 podal pi
zadost Ma namku takove formalnost jest
odpovedela poste neplai nybrz
vida Ostane pr minserstva z lez zados upravu eto
vec IDA re zde mnoho pla tradce, kdezto Amerce
rozhodue praktcnos dava tam prednost omu vede
rychle cili jest spise sklon necemu novemu
zkousen novo nez nakonnost ke stam zakofenenym ma
vyxum Csl rep jisty ormasmus, kery vsechno dus
vse prochazet stym vyslapanym cesekami havne
kazda byti nedrive oparena csem. Mali strana
cislo aktu mue p neusalem popohaneni Soci mno
hem rychejSiho vyrzen zaleziosti | rok! ohe
du knhovnicv zde, pokud tyce usporadan
amerckG vesncke knihovne rovna
zdeS m6sska knihovna Praze kartotheky Jsou amer
knihoach die mich nadete lined kereho hledae
ak dlouho chcete Jedna nevetsch pred
nosti, kterou Amerka vynka Jest organisace druha
Americe jest kazda predem roZdelena sye
jake cek steho etezu Kazdy pohyb jest
,sovan Ma draze eekrckou pakou kondukter otevra
cvery dvefe novelist dobe dele tax dokone
pouhym knofiku. Ma vsechno pfedem mys
hlavne lax mozno praci tim penezch
Kdo pride moznost uspory ucenym nejakym zafi
zenim dosane prem to- mnoholi usetr Velkou noh
hraji Anerice ak sem iz zmn kafotheky misto zde
sich fack kde stez kdy najde Takovemu syste
my Amece rikame "bota Hodnoceni fasu neni Cs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02

yynka muz kereho hlavni direktor Schneider prova
del t9n ohromnymi zavody Dosal fed valce fmez
Turky Reky ap Schneider "vtpne poznamena at tai
neb yhrae nebo prhrae on Creuzoovy
ovy) vyhraji yzdycky Dodava toz zbrane stfevo obe
stranam.
Pred vaIkou byo to vekou chloubou Nemcu ze at kde
ko narodove setnou valce Kruppova della
vzdycky tam hTm
Kolkrat soukrome firmy vyrabejic zbran6 strelvo
stvay nrody do vky pacenou propagandou vastenec
kych tasopsech to zaznamenano zadne hsori ale
kdo by tom pochybova chapay vsech prostedku
docilen odbytu sv6ho zbozi?
Vice cd konferenc nchz zasedaji statnic gene
raove ii posednejS kdyz primo tedy aspon jake radc
- skoro bychom ocekava cd takoveho shnu ako podnka
denctvo Velke Brtan Hrozi toz vseobecnou savkou
obnov brcka vada svoii smlouvu Japonskem dd-
vod udava valka mezi Japonkem Spoenymi Stay jest
ozkou nekoka roku Veka Brtanie byla by do
strzena, kdyby smlouvu Japonskem uzavfea.
Coz kdyby take d6lnictvo nych zmech zkusio od-
zbroenm? by nemoho dopracovat nez "vehas-
nj stanici ke uvrh svet do vaky ez zahubia nemene
10000 600 dskych byosti privedla civisac pokraj
mravniho hmotn6ho bankrotu.
Jest We Spoenych Statech "rakovnovy tyden" Jsou
otz rozsovany normace ak chrani pred rakovnou ez
dale tim obeti yzadue Ma obas niz provad6
ma Jest presna staska dmrtfch zahrnuc enom cast
zemfeo 1919 rakovnu 6S,551 osob 1920 1881
Proti rakovine neni zadn6ho specifick6ho eku ami
perae vdycky nepomuze ale kdyz zakroc vcas moznc
postup rakovny zaraz Vyskyne boak jenz nehojf
koupani jest ednim ochrannych prosfedkd zazvaccl
vznka rakovna pozivanim drazdych napou
travn obsahucch veke akohou kysen neb kofeni
! Pomoci zdravotncke propagandy bya snizens
mrtnost tuberkulosu otez ocekava od ptomne
Ipagandy vedene proti rakovine
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
NEKTERE ROZDILY MEZI AMERl.
CKYNI A CESKYM METHODA-
MI PRACOVNlMI.

(Prednaska p Ora Norbera Capka Amerky, Praze-1.
Douha tr 49, proslovena schuz Spoku cs nzenyru
archeku" Praze, konane dne T. fijna 1921 aponskem
sale hoteu ''Beranek" Kral Vinohradech)
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-11
NEW EPOCH IN R! >LAMATION
Tract Of Desert Land in Arizona Set
Aside to Conserve Types Of Des-
ert Vegetation.

Few Of US know that many expensive
and priceless irrigation projects have
been and are being carried on by tie
United States government. We are
aware that the desert will nearly al.
ways and everywhere blossom as the
rose" if you can get water into it.
But perhaps the most extraordinary
reversal of this commendable alchemy
has recently gone on the records from
Arizona. In continued pursuance Of
the policy of setting aside large I'M
settled areas to be future outdoor
Fairgrounds, the Department of the
Interior has established The Panago
Saguaro National Monument" 1t is
| a tract of simonpure desert land, just
east of Phoenix along the famous
Apache trail; and it was created "pri-
marily to conserve types Of desert
| vegetation in region that is rapidly
changing in appearance through in
creased cultivation of the SOIL In
other words. reclamation is proceeding
at so rapid pace that soon in the
| locality the precious giant cactus
sagebrush, rattlesnake. yucca. an(
gila lizards. shall have passed like thu
bison. The monument represents
"cross section of the state" a fauni
and fora representative of the who'll
commonwealth, and so is to be pre-
served to the ages. Truly, real triD
ute to nature. Here is a reclamation
of the desert in a new sense: Recla
nation from the selfish activities 0
those who would turn its sand to sci
and its sage TO celery. Surely thi
marks an epoch in the passing OF Z!
great West christian Science Mon
itOr
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-11
Horticultural
Facts
RAISE EVERBEARING BERRIES
Their Produetiveness May Be Attrib-
uted to Care a. Well a. Variety
Avoid Cheap Plants,

Their Productiveness May Be Attrib-
uted to Care a. We'll a. Variety
Avoid Cheap Plants.
In my own experience, everbearing
strawberries have proven source Of
pleasure and profit. 1t has been three
years since l started my patch with
two plants from my experiment sta
ton. says writer in Successful
Farming. From those two plants have
come all my present patch.
When my two plants arrived it was
too early to set them out, SO planted
them in a coffee pot and put them in
the cellar. l planted them out in the
garden as soon as the proper time
| came. but l took very little further
notice Of them that season. / had
had experience with other everbearers.
and had not been favOrably impressed.
Yet In spite of my neglect the two
plants multiplied wonderfully. When
the season was over l found my two
plants had increased to Is. Now my
interest was really aroused.
carefully set out these 25 plants
the following spring. From them we
gathered each week q large bowl OF
berries. They were certainly delicious,
too. Again they increased remarkably.
had $50 plants to set out the fol-
lowing spring. l had become very en-
thusiastic by this time, and / gave
them the care such plants should have
We were able to make picking every
other day. gathering from our small
patch as high as six quarts at single
picking. 1t sounds almost like fairy
tale about the increase. but besides
the fruit we raised 1000 plants to SCI
out last spring.
Last season we made real bus
mess of handling the berries and rails
ing plants. From our 1900 plants w
picked 1.O44 quarts Of berries durin,
the season. Our record picking for ;
single week was 1S9 quarts, gathere'
during the week of August II to 1e
We sold all of these to the summe
! resort near our place, at 40 cents
{ quart. This single weeks picking net
ted $3.50, very fair income for on
. week for just strawberries alone.
, OF course, we are at an advantag
, in having our market within mil
3 of the place. but we also made an ei
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-11
/ You Need 4 Medicine !
You Should Have tho Best

Have you ever stopped to reason why
Il is that so many products that are ex-
tensively advertised, all at once drop out
Of sight and are soon forgotten? The
reason is PLAINTIFF article did not fulfill
the promises of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to a medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
benefited, to those who are in need of it.
A prominent druggist says Take for
example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, .
preparation I have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for in
almost every case it shows excellent re-
suits, as many of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy has 50 large .
sale"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony of thousands who have
used the preparation, the success of DR..
Kilmer's Swamp Root is due to the fact.
80 many people claim, that it ful6lls al.
most every wish in overcoming kidney.
liver and bladder ailments; corrects uri.
| nary troubles and neutralizes the uric
| acid which causes rheumatism.
| You may receive a sample bottle OF
Swamp Root by Parcels Post. Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
and enclose ten cents; also mention this
paper Large and medium size bottles
for sale at all drug stores.-Adv.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-11

Wash, and have never felt better than
I have the last two years. can work,
eat, sleep, and feel as strong as can be.
Doctors told me I could never have
children-I was too weak but after
taking Vegetable Compound itstrength-
ened me so gave birth to an eight
pound boy. was well all the time, did
all my work up to the last day. and had
q natural birth. Everybody who knew
me was surprised, and when they ask me
what made me strong tell them with
great pleasure. 1 took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and never
felt better in my life Use this testi
nonial at any time. Mrs. ELIZABETH
SMART, 142 w. Sixth ST., Lowell, Mass.
This experience of Mrs. Smart is surely
a strong recommendation for Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1t Is
only one of great many similar cases.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-05-11

The maid at the door stared dunbly
and let them in. Then a heavy step
sounded and o voice began: Shirley,
why didn't you telephone for the
car"
Mr.. Patton stepped into the hall, his
paper in his hand. He saw them
Great Scott ~ he exclaimed, and the
paper dropped.
"Pater, had to bring the baby
home" Shirley cried. and she ex
planned rapidly as she laid the baby
down.
AS she introduced Meldon and saw
that her father knew him by repu-
tatiOn, the tension lifted. I'VE must
get busy and see if we can locate the
mother" said Mr. Patton, land Mel
don. you better stay with us and have
bite
Shirley looked around to find
Meldon's eyes upon her In quiet
she wanted him to stay-a question
that told her plainly: Il am learning
| to love you. If stay. it means tina
one of these days shall love you. d.
| you want me to lingerY'
| A little thrill going over her as sh'
made her decision. she smiled: eyes
you have earned a reward--a gOO'
dinner. at least"
Her father. who had stepped out
came in. you kids did not shOs
much detective ability. just telt
phoned to police headquarters an
they said the mother was taken fro4
the big station unconscious to II.
general hospital. and she's wild 70
the baby now. So you'll have to tur
around and take him-it-her-
back"