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over the sup ~ tes She uas pouring
ana u the cup shisrFel a little GA is
saucer. she Instantly stlicJ ID. and
continued her ovcuration.
FQT that enc startled glance 81 her
1ar6 eyes that one ltJic rattle ~ ne
sup m les saucer. had told volumes
90 the man seeking information.
How DO you 81, Maloolmg' she
said holding 0ui her hand with a
cordial yei detached air. II is pleas
ana % alctl again"
Indeed d Is" ne slid. warmly,
thcn catching uoddard's significant
glance, De checked his enthusiasm.
and turned 90 greet Tho master - the
house..
"Alr RaynoFs' he saii with a
slightly intcwogatiye Infection.
you know me Mr Raynor," and
hts hest touched bis hand for a mo.
mcnt. why the question markl
Have you forgotten meF'
No, indeed and Tor Cncs Nal.
colin Flaley was almost disconnected.
'Bui the beauty aud charm OF your
place has gone 20 my head. ana I'm
not quite sure q anything"
"oh-that is what has gone 20 your
head. Is So The beauty 81 the
phccf'
Not only Vas tho emphasis un.
mlstskable. but a brief glance In
the direction o. his wife added mean.
ing % the mans words.
Yes, indeed" FINLEY went on
lightly. eve Just come from Japan.
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but even there 7 saw no profuslon
u flowers that 80 charmed my senses
as your gardens here."
Nor no such beautiful women as
We have hercg' Again tho Sigh,
glance NJ Nancy. which was accom-
pllshed BY merely moving hts eyes
and not his head.
Finley felt himself cllnchlng III,
hands. and with all hts power Of
control IN force. be returned. Japan
Is tho land Of beautiful women. II
ono cares for that type. An. Or
Vile. Old chan. how arc your
Ha ieft Raynor and creased the
terrace to shake hands with orvills
Kent. Sancy's brother, who greeted
him with n smile.
ITS good 10 SEQ you again. Nal
COIN. You've been away a Ions
time
Two years. You look just thc
same, Orry. In. fact. I find iittls
changed except the traffic laws"
Prohibition
"oh. we'll. that's liquor Traffic Law
and. too lis Il very much
changed7'
Miss Rayuor." orvIIle slii, as hs
turned 20 an alerteyed lady. who wa,
quite evidently impatient for an in
PRODUCTION. II want you 70 know Nal.
colin Finley--an old friend OF ours
Just back from japan"
How wonderful she exclaimed
''you must tell me about II. VII
you, Mr. Finley7 All about ths kick
shaws, or whatever they arc - anc
tho cherry blossom cnruiyals and
everything"
surely l will. Il you want 70 heal
T."
but not now" orvills interrupted
seeing that tho good-naturod Finley
was willing TO begin at once. Lets
20 for a stroll. Malcolm. III show
you the swans on the lake.
Feeling that tho whole situation
was fraught with an undorcuTrent Of
danger. Finley. after an instant'l
hesitation. agreed. and tho two wen
off.
I'm glad you came down here.
Kent began, soon after they left the
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CHAPTER II.
Why Did She Marry Him?

TNHE house az Flower Acres faced
l. north. on the western side n ter.
race and on tho eastern side n
voranda ran tho full length Of the
house, and from each opened a door
into the sun psrlor that spread across
tho southern front. This sun parlor
was an ideal room. Three Sides and
q roof Of glass, with convenient cur.
atins and lattices, II was always
available for occupation or for idle
mesa.
On the fourth side, against the
house, was a wide stone fireplace
and a door opening into rear hall.
The appointments included reading
tables. writing desks, card tables and
tempting swings and lounges Of case
and comfort.
Out here tho family often had their
coffee and smoked nftor dinner, And
Malcolm Finley. following tho others,
was fighting n strong temptation TO
scat himself near his hostess lie
had sat at her right hand at dinner,
and their conversation. tho OF tho
lIghtest, had been lntcntly listened
to-Finloy couldn't help noticing by
Douglas Raynor, and also by his
sister Niles Matte.
Continued In Our Next Issue)
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Seeking Expansion
for State Schools

SPOKANE Dee e-The state
legislature win be asked TO adopt "a
definite building policy IN regard %
state schools, Il was announced here
today when The state board OF higher
cuulruln authorized Chairman j. X.
Mccormack 20 dmw up such a rcso.
luton.
The state university az Seattle. the
Washington State college and the
normal schools an need buildings.
Mccormack declared.
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lAe Appealing Charm
Of Health

A Wash.-'In my early do.
s1sa' INTO womanhood. 1 was
~ sufferer at times from pains
aenche. I vas so III tina.
= Y belfast for q couple Of
M hst my mother gave me
rsFes's Favorite Prescription
Ise bottles Of Il was All /
: axe TO be made perfectly
1a strong. ! never had any
y feminine weakness or dis.
ansrTard. and I feel quite
gay Dr., Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
- vas tho means Of trans.
- mo from a weakly. ailins
no tho strong and healthy
- va, | am today. I would
.aals moment in giving DR..
favorite Prescription TO my
saashi.r II she were in the
~ vas at that time. Mrs.
VIaEs rs 25rd Ave. 5.
.a0uful woman Is always a
H. galan' Get this Prescription
y !. re'cs's in liquid or tablets
- nov quickly you win have
Is. eyes. a clear skin. vim,
observation-disclosures.
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house. you may BE- able 90 cheer
things up a bit. We're IA doleful
dumps. somehow
What aboutg Servants isavingT-
Finley asked. uncertain what line 70
pursue.
No. But Douglas Is getting so
queer"
Mentally. morally or physically ?"
"oh, every wuy, He's neudish to
Nan"
WHAT and Finley's sharp tono
made oryillo turn and stare a, him
oh" he said, and then fell Into q
silence.
After a moment no resumed. Il
say. perhaps Il wasn't a good thing
for you 10 come, either. ] see you
still caro- for her"
Look here. orville. cut that out.
It's nobOdy's business whether care
for anybody or not. When you see
anything in my conduct toward your
sister that calls for criticism. come
and tell mo 30. Until then, must
ask you 10 refrain from even think.
Ing about IT,"
IAN right, old fellow. understand.
And so Ill tell you how / sec II.
Douglas Is hateful 10 Nan. but itB
partly her own fault"
II don't believe IT, This burst In
voluntarily from Finley. and quickly.
In order to cover IL, he said. IL mean.
] can't think Nan would do anything
I deserving Of Raynor's censurc."
"Csnaurn9 Oh. no. That isn't e.
But she's never OF the snmo mind
with hlm-never sees things as he
does-nsvsr really agrees with him.
Yet she protsnds to. And that, TO a
man Ike Raynor. who can't be de-
ceived by anybody, Is unbearable."
And just whit can do about it?'
"oh. nothing definite. OF course
not. But thought maybe your be-
ing hero for u time would divert tho
current. shift the cards about, and
give ua all new angle on things"
You expect an unusual effect from
a mere casual guest"
Don't take II so seriously. don't
expect anything. But IL you could
just Influence Nan a little TO be more
lenlent 10 Douglas ways. or rethor
70 his opinions and convictions that
differ from her own. That's tho
trouble. they never see things alike"
But. my dear boy--I can't"
Il tell you, don't take II like that.
| dotf. mn NJ tsntt IN do s.tttff btfs, daft
nito--only--oh. pshaw, / thought
you'd understand
Same littlo old orry! Pctulnnt,
impatient and unreasonable. Well,
son, III do this; III look about q bit,
and IL can act tho part OF guide.
philosopher and friend TO your sister,
you can just bet III do it,
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Cargle Throat
With Aspirin
Clip This il Subject to Sore
Throat or TonSiIitiS

Prepare a harmless and effective
EarEle By dlGsolviug two Baycr Tab,
let's OF Aspirin in four tablespoon
fuls Of water. Garglc throat thor.
oughly. Repeat in two hours II
necessary.
10 sure you use only tho genuine
Baycr Tablets Of Aspirin. marked
with tho Bayer Cross. which can
be had in tin boxes Of twelve tab.
let's for few cents. Advertisement
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II Sai0 some ships 90 sailing bg,
one summer day ia The morning"

what Il the next rlddleF' asked
the Twins when the Riddle Lady
had STOPPED 20 think FOR a few min.
utss
Nov have one" she said At
last Its not "a hard Que. You
should Dc able 70 guess u in about
two minutes" So she began
Il saw some ships Go sailin. by.
one summers day Ia the morning.
And what DO you think they looked
Ike then9
some looked Ike monks-soma
looked Ike men.
But no two were hllke-there were
ten times ten.
THAT summers day IN the morning.
These ships were sailing the deep
hlua hky,
That summers day In The morning.
ono was Enomo IN n tassclcd cap.
ono was n bear m a hunters trap,
And one was a kitten just having d
nap.
That summers day IN the morning,
II lay IN the clover and watched
them SO.
That summers day IA the morning.
One was a goose shedding TUFTS Of
down.
ono was a rolllol,inE cirvus-clown.
And one was an chlmneyH like Lon,
don Town.
That summers day Ia The morning.
Nov what do you think these ships
could bee
That ! watched that summer morn,
Ing.
Changing their shapes with each
passing breeze.
Turning from houses and people 10
trees,
As fluffy as eidsrdown. busy a
bees.
On tha, lovely SIMMER morning.
Il know. We know. cried every
body, Indeed. there was such q
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LETTER FROM JOHN PHE SCOTT
10 LESLIE PRESCOTT

HnA"HHaAH AAAa'HA VI
Bully Tor sou. my deaT . didn't
think sou had 30 much stamina The
only thing l. have against sou In
~ maiier h that sou WrIc afraid
2 told Ruth iaHt night af dinner
that v sou kris had tol8 me I would
have managed como way 20 go sou
49,, I'm aa prusd az punch ~ you.
especially ns Walter Burke cannot
crow over me az an about having
such a clever wife.
Ruth tells me that sou did an the
ituanc.ering az tbr establishment and
that sou never went GO Sow York
without doing "a great deal " tho
buying Walter and I both agreed
that u sou Girls wanted 81 keep the
shop that wac up 81 sou.
OF course I think that you uill not
have very much time Tor the next
year OF 30 20 devote 20 anything "
~" kind. especially aE you viii BE- In
iiisburE. However. the whole deal
Il y0uru and Ruih's. and Walter ana
have agreed 10 keep our hsnds or.
When ] got 90 tho hotel from
iiuih's ! found a note in my box
sni ing 20 call up mother at any time
az niFht that 1 returned I asa 30
aud Alsa Anderson came 10 the
phone.
hho said that mother was having
The worst Canc OF Mysteries that she
had ever had sho told me tAat
damnable bradford woman had been
around again and that che had told
her that you owned hair tho shop
ana put mother up 90 writing sou
The nasty letter which you referred
20 in your letter 10 me,
Now, don't wouy about thia az an.
dear. / win Tx mother / viii exc
plain 90 her That unless che promises
me never 90 see Priscilla Bradford
again I Will not pay anything toward
her support Or course sou know
fho has enough 90 live on very simply
and carefully without anything I
may give her. but she has had every.
thing she wanted since rho ramo %
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MAKE PENINSULA A
PRESERVE FOR DEER"
SAYS JIM FULLERTON

lA INLLaifIDa % Port
- Townsend Ess hunted deer Tor
~ ysaTH-
Ele noticed "a story about arT-
lEE 5000 Ger gut a. the EaH1H
national forest across the gutl
Canyon 90 new feeding ground. 90
cave them from starvation. Tue
kaihs1 forest b. 0EsTEt1eEei
I'm betting they can't drive
tH0se deer Jim Eritfa % The
Star They might corral some
b. feeding them FIRST, ss they o.
ths elk iu the jackson Hole c0uu-
trT south u Yeii0EEioRs. but
that's ALI
why not send two Or three
carloads u them 10 the Olympic
psniusula7 They would increase
the size - our deer b. one half
I think thr mule deer win cross
with our blaCktall
Then close the HsaF0n FOR five
years. ana we'd have some hunt
ing attraction, Let'H make The
whole peninsula a preserve and
stock a."
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Seattle Men Head
Game Warden Assn

TACOMA, Dec. C.-L. 4. oyorden
and Ted Beach. both of Seattle. were
yesterday reelected president and
secretary 81 the Washington State
Association 81 Game Wudens and
Commissioner, after a suggested
code was adopted Tor alteration of
the present fish and game regula.
tons
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COLLECT BONDS
Writs Issued 10 Execute
Judgment on FOrieits

Write n srIa Gr.aa were served
FrsiaF upon "a number ri seattle az
t0Hrsr and professional bpndEmru,
f9.igsiuE thf orders issued uy Judge
jeremiah NrffreT 20 execute jatg
mgut 0u an bonds where The prison
ere had fled
United States District Attorney n,
=. fey1'ie Friday announced that hIs
office hereafter would approve bonds
only a1 % form. making b inrum-
bent upon the bond EivsH % prove
10 the court that the bonds were
sufficient.
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Station KFHR Is
Being Remodeled

kFHE. tho star Radio c0mp1uy's
ls0Aatt bruadraEting station. ls be-
ing enlarged and improved b. the In
siaiaiion u storage batteries 10 be
used Instead Of the usual reetinod
current and a new program o.
broadcasung from the police station.
d. announced by Julius B0EHtin.
operator. The new program "a; Mon.
days, wednesdays. Fridays. C10,78D
musical records. Tussdayr. Thurs
days. Saturday. 61ok50. records
ana concert. Sundays. is, 5I5.7.s0.
musical records.
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Vapor Treatment
Best for Colds

Tho safest and casiost way 70
break up a cold is 10 destroy germs
that have attacked the mucous
membrane Of the nose and throat:
This may be quickly accomplished
BY inhaiing "Deo" yapor night ana
morning. ,,.,
"Deo" Is wonderful combination
OF pure eucalyptus and other pine
oils that arc noted for their anti.
septic, healing properties. Gently
hsnt n spoonful OF tho ointment IN
lin plate and breathe the delight.
rui. soothing yapor. This Is carried 30
10 every part OF tho respiratory
tract destroylng germs aud Begin
ming nj once 20 heal tho raw, IN
famed membranes.
There's nothing bcttnr than "IJeo'
for rat1rrh. cousbB and other nffec-
tious OF tbs mucous membrane,
Tubes or jars. SOC. Sold by all nood
druYElstg. &,isfactory results
Guaranteed orTlohey back. Dennis
Eucalyptus Ointment Co. makeFS,
berkeley, caI.--Advortiscment
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The TdngIe
"a" iHas stary sHs'i0H

us ana know che won't glve rbaf
up f1T Anyone
This also settles the matter about
htr living with uH. ste must either
80 back 90 bier Old homo ur che cam
beard st amy sauIiarIum 90 hotel -rr
Wishes OF sh1 can travel 4 thIuh BE-
would Dc very nice 30 send Der and
Miss Anderson abroad Don't your
Mother might SCI come new ideas
and stop thinking ~ heufIf Tor "a
minute.
sydney Carton arrived 10 day.
told hlm about The shop the minute
saw him and ~ sou could have
heard tAB splendid things hr said
about sou and your loyalty 40 your
friends ana 20 me sou would have
hcsn az happy az I was. must CON
fees Leslie, that right at nrf ] was
o. little pscyel. but sgd showed mr
that Do would have been impossible
for you 20 have done any differently
from what you ana. and a. DO spoke
I grew a little ashamed ~ myself Tor
Misunderstanding the motives ~ not
only the sweetest but the olcyercst
wife in an the world.
Goodnight. dearest JACK.
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Rfo2 = Ma
vps,S uKRE TO-DAY

KE6lN hhhh AN 49,
TsnirE rrfHFas fFe
; s.ssta dinner with DE
" ~. tasflsrI Who F|NNrt o.
- t.asr ID 'rfCruaftEn. Etn7
tt...rrs ahr1t an $40 ga Ett-
49, Ra5naE. WhH he's Hrr
8 rf'trs wealthy Doug
.s-,r ard II Don - az fi.N 81
800 i.rng Island hn ltnr
= srsrf a. learn thaf l,hNnnr
-. aver Aars1 IN 4Freafe
1870 kent Nancy drFlt rl
...snrs on ga thc Tgahlrd
- krens Nancy NOM open
frrffF rosl,Nea O. 50 90
erss aud view the situa-
- own eyes. ana sur-
name issues ccrdial
~. ~ hIul- when \ zee
$1,000 tells Goddard. dear
~ aealn-f shall have al 7
/ ts heid myself in leash. tp1
- i kothrFiuE her
~ "a on Win Ttif STORY
~ uo.sarc ~ take you. Nal Z
- lke that. Don't stir ~
IL VII you
,-usa nothing But ! 80
x 70 hs id
i. 10 friends went down "a
- Acres ID Goliarl's beautiful
rslasr. preceded % a motor
Ilsnrsago and Goddari's man
4 i,sy scared the place and The
s.n.ag og rs name burst upon
II r.'ty siaEcl IN delight AZ The
Il Ihsnlly acres of flowers, late
- noN. spread over the earth.
/ ,scng and between box or yew
=. RVS 81 poplars and clumps
/ ssrrrssas. were great beds a
II. ernos goldenE.ow, chEysan
-zs silvia aud late roses. while
a arlens showed more ar,
/ Ascs blossoms.
rs doss ieF asked FINLEY
- ia a voicc % awe. as ou5
tesr another met his eyes
81 all Goidard briefly. "lr'
sssg..
r,n 4 he brute gives her fulI
!, lie this. he can't Dc an had.
/ .y,y,r sud be was. Now. Nal
rzsmesr ms warning. Dou1
/ a tsOush 70 disregard r. ID
/ fH With Nancy Raynor MOI
sem 20 90 80, I'm positive
~ omsthing behind this willing
Z Raynor 20 have you herr
! ~ mus, 20; LEI him have ever
ignary cause for jealousy.
- shu, up. Goddard. vha, %
ass ne for? II you think I'm
Es,ser o. families or a trouble
ar q any sort. you're greatly
aksa"
/ 5scn't think you are-on purpose
H.
/ Esl, shut Up. anyway. r. whsr
Is you see me going wrong Il
y tma enough 10 read mo lee.
rs-as II were a callow school.
assing before entering. FINLEY
,sl 70 COX AZ the picture. From
TRACE. one first glanced over
- soxer acres then some wood
< loT gruwths. then a great
s.h q unsysn beach. and finally
rna 9. SEA and sky.
rs 90 beautiful tina, Finley
9si n his heart his bedroom
81 ne hts way.
u, vhen. a short time later. hs
sx.'sd himself 20 the family
nty Al tea on the western terrace
at.a1 lie outlook even more pic.
sS...
he stepped 20 the western ter,
II nnisy saw first the face Of
az Raynor. She looked AZ hin
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noise that tho Riddle Lady had 10
cover her ears
"Well. whatr che laughed.
"ClouaaG" shouted an the Mother
Goose people.
"Oh. dcaf' slahod tho Riddle
Lady Il just knew 1 had made q
too eaay. Now let nue. sec what
can DO about "a prltc fur cycr} body"
Everybody guessed %, - why
don't you make one prize 40 for ne
whole crowdg' said Nancy, who was
smart little girl
hut what kind 81 a prise would
that boz" asked the Riddle lady.
Ask another riddle" laughed
Nancy.
Tho Riddle lady laughed. TOO.
"po sou like them ls We'll az ihatY'
sho asked
'Oh, don't We 'uriF said Jack and
JIM we like them 40 i1 pieces"
"Wcll, then" Hid the Riddle
Lady. here Ia "a uttl6 short one.
What worI contains every letter.
''Ooodnczas' remarked tho Ten
O'clock scholar 20 the Wise Man,
III must 10 un.consiitu.tion ality,"
No" said tho Wise Man. 1T
must 10 iu-eom Pre- hen bi.biltty,"
Wen. they guessed al tho long.
hard words IN the dictionary. but Il
was mono ~ them.
Give up asked the nldils lady.
"Yctg shouted everybody.
Alphabet" said the Riddle Lady
'My. nay What dummies YOU
are said Jack sprati, Anybody
might have known that"
TO he Continued
/ tCopyriEht. 1855 ~ a. A. Services. lac
Zealand ponies arc fed mainly on
! 81. -.
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Pumpkin Center II tho name % n
town IN South Dakota.
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Zealand ponies arc fed mainly on
fish heads during tho winter.
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Small Rugs

Orientals of various makes, averaging in sizes from
to feet a side. These sizes will serve a great
number of purposes in the average home.
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Chinese Rugs

The weaving of these rugs has been controlled to
the last detail by the In quality color and
design these are notably superior to common runof-
market Chinese rugs. There all shades sizes and
colors.
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Room-SiZe Rugs

Kashans, Saruks, Kermanshahs Lilahans, Laristans
and many other well known makes. All of these
sumptuous rugs are superb in quality and design.
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JACK
Thank youl

% Sydney tnrton
III %
Thank youl LESLIE
TOMORROW. Letter from IEslir
Prescott ct John Alden Prescott.
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Silk Rugs

Circular and square mats, table and divan covers of
exquisite beauty and softness. There are a limited
number of these In the collection.
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Il know. We know. cried every
body. Indeed. there was such q
, 1924-07-09

and single him out. Other members
have violated the law and no such
action was taken. Of course, law is
law, and if we have a law it ought
to be 0beyad, and those in whose
hands it is placed to be enforced should
enforce it. This law has been in eX-
istence 1855. Now, of course, we are
going to act upon the item on the order
Of the DAY to have the seat Of the Honor
able Member declared vacant; we'll and
good. but let us be consistent. That will
serve as the precedent and we know now
where we stand. am not making these
remarks because the Honorable 9Th Ap-
pointed Member is q member OF my par
ty. He is not, be is a member OF the
opposite party, and for that reason 1t
doesn't matter to m whether be vacates
his seat or not. It is the principle | ann
co.cerned about. Even the Honorable
Chairman himself has viola ed the rule
and no such action was taken.
Bird Member for C~hrist'anrted C0un ry
District Root w. Saeoch remarked.
Mr.. Chairman. There is not a more Ie
nient body OF men t. be found than the
Members Of this Council. ln the case Of
the Chairman violating the law as The
Honorable LIST Member for Frederiksted
Town has said, it was he, the Honorable
Member Who, as his substitute on the Mu-
niCipaI Committee, was magnanlmOuS
enough to propose that time be given the
Chairman until he had recovered from
his illness and able to resume his duties.
That was very broad minded Of him. /
don't think any one wants to declare the
seat Of the Honorable 9Th Appointed
New Britain herald., 1924-06-02
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

! New York, June 2.--Stock prices
 moved within narrow limits as tading
 was resumed in the stock exchange
 today after an extended holiday, but the main tendency appeared to he downward. Pivotal issues showed fac tenal recessons, with particular heavinew developing in Baldwin, At lantic Refining and Royal Dutch. Other oil shares, including Pacific and Pan-American issues, moved higher Speculative activities in the early dealings were eentered chiefly in inc movement Of half dozen issues in which selling orders predominated New York Dock and Willys- Overland preferred yielded point or more with Baldwin and Atlantic Refining extend ing then early losses. Extremely mar TOW changes marked transactions in U. s. Steel. American Can and motor accessory shares and there was scarce ly any alteration in the price of Standard dividend paying issues. Al lantic Gulf & West Indies preferred was an outstanding exception, advan- cling 12 points, while American Tobacco moved up. point. Foreign Exchanges opened lower, French francs dropping below cents