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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-08
Advice to Girls
BY ANNIE LAURIE

NEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ l am a girl OF eighteen years
I have been going with a boy for
a long time but ! do not care for
him although he cares a great deal
for me. ! do care for another boy
and we are friends. He acts as
though he cares for me at times
then at other times he Is indiffer-
ent 70 me but always very nice.
How can ] win his love?
DOLLY.
DOLLY: You are entirely too young
- 70 be thinking OF love. Dolly.
Continue your friendship with both
your friends, and do not waste your
time worrying yourself over whether
or not he" loves you.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-08
ANNIE LAURIE:

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ Is It true that you have 10
be independent 10 keep a boy
friend. BY that / mean. do you
have TO make them believe you
have plenty OF other heroes" and
they are not the only one?
My sister has kept n man
almost two years by being indie
pendent But I think he is an
exception because I've always tried
TO be independent and most OF my
friends lose interest In about four
months or in less time than that.
Some OF my girl friends date
with boys a long time and treat
them like angels.
Which is the better way 70 hold
EN-? PERPLEAED-
DERPLEXED: My dear. the easiest
Il way to keep a boy friend" is tc
be your own natural self. | am nc
subscriber 70 the theory that In
order to retain a mans interest II 4:
necessary TO lie about your popu
larity. I think that you will find
that most successfully popular girls
are always natural. always charm
ing TO everyone. and always truthful
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-08
Three-Minute Journeys
BY TEMPLE MANNING
Where Life Is Neglected to Prepare for Death.

kNXI z live In this world but a
Wv few score years at most;
In the other world life is
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money TO afford ornate tombstones
TO mark their final resting places.
And from the time that they are old
enough TO earn their livings. they
put money by 10 MAKE their dreams
OF a perfect grave come truei
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Copyright ls.s. Newspaper rs.ture Service. II
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-06
JUDGES AND CLERKS
 NAMED FOR ELECTION

s. M Graf, owner of the Seward Light and Power Go, appeared before the City Council last evening and pre- sented a plan for the settlement of taxes and refunds. The plan, which practically calls for four payments in the coming eyear, was accepted.
 A letter was read from Jack McCord in which the matter of local lots, op- posite the Standard Oil plant, was taken up He proposes to erect large hotel on the lots, it is intimiated, pro- viding they can be purchased.
 Judges and clerks for the city cleo tion, April 3, were appointed by the council. MT. Urbach, MT. Sampson and J. Robertson were named as judg- es and Mrs. Malloy and Miss Sexton as clerks.
 Mr. Urbach appeared before the council to ascertain the status of the proposed new school. It was pointed out that as yet it is not legal to call a special election as the council has not the power to act until one more sigma ture at Washington is attached to the bill of approval permitting the City of Seward to issue bonds for a new school to the extent of s5OOO0. This matter cannot be put before the citi- zens for vote at the city election under the present status.
 MT. Urbach said providing a special election was to be held in order to curtail the expense he would furnish the judges and clerks, free of cost, to the city.
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RACING EXPERTS GATHER

Alaska's greatest dog racing stars are gathering in Fairbanks, reports the Fairbanks News Miner.
 The most recent arrivals are Joe Stickman and Walter Nollner, who are from Nulato. Adolph Muller and Fred stickman are also awaiting the starters gun. Several Indians are en- tering teams. Mike Conney's fast team has been in training for several weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-06
SEIZED FUR IS SOLD

Twelve lots of fur siezed by the government in 1926 from an alien who was in the fur business without a license were sold at public auction in Fairbanks last week. The fur sold for s2,G47,5O, the greater portion of the proceeds coming from lot of 1O4 beaver skins.
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"sKAGWAY JIM" DEAD

The body of James Curfman, who was known throughout the Territory as "skagway Jim," was found last week in Fairbanks in the snow beside tree which he had just chopped down. Heart desease was thought to have brot death
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-06
A DESCENDANT OF THE COMPOS FER OF AMERIcA's NATIONAL 7.
 ANTHEM

NEW YORK-Ronhild Key Madi-. son, direct descendant of Francis Scott Key, composer of "The Star spangled Banner" wearing a Paisley shawl valued as museum piece and an object of Americana at $65.oOe. Francis Scott .Keys presented this shawl originally to his daughter Anna: on the day of her wedding,
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-06

Trappers along the railroad belt north of Anchorage have had poor luck this winter on account of snow conditions and large number of trap pers in the field.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-06

Many coyotes have been seen in the vicinity of Talkeetna, according to arrivals at Anchorage, but few were killed.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-06

RECORD SALE. 3 FOR S1. TAKE 'EM,- NO PLAY FEM. SCHALLER- ER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-06

Al meat and nothing else in the Frye Bruhn Meat Market.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-06

{ Frye-Bruhn's Baby Beef is unex- celIed.
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AIDES
CONFER TODAY
Akers0n Gives Secretary Per
sonal Report on Kansas
City Situation

Washington, June 14.-lF)-Sec-
rotary Hoover got his first COM
plete and personal report on the
Kansas City situation. yesterday
when George f. Akerson, his private
secretary, returned from tire conven-
ton scene.
He was taken straight to the
secretary's private office from his
train and with George Barr Baker
went into an informal staff meeting
for intimate discussion of the two
or three decisions Immediately
awaiting the secrctary's word.
Tilted back in his big office chair,
the secretary and the little group
of his aides ,alked over the situa-
ton at length. 1t was known that
his leaders at Kansas City had told
him that his opinion would be gladly
accepted by the convention majority
on every disputed point.
The long distance telephone from
Kansas City, over which Secretary Of
the Interior Work and Manager Good
of his campaign forces, keep the
commerce secretary informed, was
in frequent use.
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MISCELLANEOUS


NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel.
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Large heating plant
in good condition, suitable for no.
tel or garage. Boiler has 81 flues
inches by IA #. Piping and 16
radiators. Inquire Olaf Lee,
Washburn, N. Oak.
FOR SALt-CEo:ce Imported Ger
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also native singers Cages, seeds
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Bull, Dickinson, N. D.. Box 728.
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FOR SALE-Excellcnt Early Ohio
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aM \. e g.! A&{ i!;. t !!} YES

girl. ! shall break that young pup
when I'm ready. Don't build too
heavily on his help"
"Oh. you're inhuman!" Virginia
cried and hung up the receiver.
She was thoroughly frightened.
Had be the power to harm oliver!
It seemed absurd. oliver had
money. But not 50 much money
as Frederick Dean. Virginia knew.
And she was aware that men ruined
each other on Wall Street. It
could be done. Oliver must be
warned.
Virginia had breakfasted and
was dressed for the street. She
had intended to call that morning
at some OF the agencies where she
had left her name. and make In.
quirles. Now she pulled on her
hat. grabbed her handbag and hur.
ried out to take the subway to
Wall Street.
On this occasion Oliver WAS IN
when she arrived. Virginia told
Miss Evans that she must see him
at once. The secretary scarcely
looked at her as she took tho mes
sage. but Virginia was too wrought
up to take heed OF anything but
the necessity Of getting to Oliver.
There aren't any worms on
Wall Street," he laughed when she
entered his private ONCE. "All
bulls and bears"
''Oliver. tell me. could anyone
j. . man who wanted to. mean.
do something to ruin your" vir.
ginia burst out.
Oliver jumped. "What's this?
What the devil are you talking
about?"
Because someone has threatened
to do It," Virginia confided breath.
lessly.
Oliver smiled. "ls that all? A
Jealous sweetie. huh1 I thought
be was an artist"
Virginia made an impatient ges-
ture. 1T was Frederick Oeau."
she announced simply.
Oliver stared at her ana vir
gtnta saw . light. gresnish tings
come into his skin. It brought Z
sinking feeling to her heart. Then
Dean was to be feared! She saw
her hopes 60 glimmering on into
the distance.
Oliver gulped. "well. he's :
powerful man." be said slowly:
but since you've warned me I'll
be fairly safA Are you sure hs
meant itr'
Il believe he did. It's on my &C.
count. OF course you will have to
stop speculatinE for me. That
might save you"
; Il wish you'd tell me what's b.
hind all this"
= cant do that. but there's Z
chance that the threat was made 70
force you 70 drop my a.. ~ ahe
hesitated tor the word. Account
Oliver supplied ~Aocounts Viz
ginia repeated.
Oliver did not answer immedi.
ately. He appeared to b think.
Ing deeply and Virginia surlnised
that he Wa deciding 6etween two
courses. She believed DO was weigh.
ing his safety against bic deetre
to- aid her.
"Dean can 90 to blases," no o..
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
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QUTn DfWN CQOWS

Oliver could be saved from his at
tacks what harm could he do? vir
ginia decided to let the matter
drop. at least for the present.
There was nothing for Ter at the
first agency, but the second place
she visited had position the man.
ager believed she could fill very
well. Virginia was delighted when
she heard OF it.
A steamship company had re-
ceived co many inquiries from pas.
sengers in regard to Information
concerning travelling by water that
1t realized tho necessity o. estab.
fishing a personal information bl.
reau. she was told.
"They want someone to take
charge of the New York branch
someone who has travelled abroad
and will b. competent TO give help.
full advice upon any subject per.
tanning to ocean voyaglns." the
head Of the agency explained. 1--WE
seen a few Of the letters they have
received from people VINO have
booked passage, or propose to. and
tho nature Of some o: these IN.
'quries Is amazing. For instance.
they want to know what to wear.
aud how they can set scat at the
captains table: or whether IT'S
proper to strike Up an acQuaint.
ance with fellow passengers. how
much to tip and what to do for
seasickness."
I'm sure Id !ika the position"
Virginia enthused: what IS the
salary?"
"Sixty dollars a week to begin
with. As soon as the usefulness OF
the bureau is established there will
be larger appropriation made for
It, understand"
Virginia hesitated q moment.
I'D have liked more." she said.
"but l think | can earn my salary
In this work. I'll take it II my ap
plication will be accepted"
II can assure you of that. The
matter came up just this morning
and I suggested you for the place
at once. We'd have telephoned for
you IL you hadn't come In. II you
are free you might go down and
see Mr.. Welkins. | told him we
would communicate with you i'm.
mediately. l felt sure you would
want to accept"
Thank you very much. Miss
Stone. Is there time before
lunch?"
Eyes. II you hurry. He won't 80
out before one, he said. ! will tel.
ephone that you're on tho way. And
I hope you will take the position"
She smiled. "We're very pleased
to have your services to offer."
Virginia smiled back at her "a,
dainty. It was relief to feel
that she had at last found some
thing to suit both her taste and her
ability.
Possessed Of q feeling that she
had gained step on firmer ground.
she hurried to the lower end Of
Manhattan on subway express.
She was nearing her station when
4 thought that troubled her greatly
occupied her mind and lodged there
to cast . shadow upon the bright
prospect Of the day.
Ito BE C0ntinued)
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| ploded. "Forewarned is forearmed. :.
but Oliver. can't let you risk
It. Knowing about 1t cant help
you much or he wouldn't have told
me what he meant to do"
And on the other hand. It's not
such q simple thing to ruin me.
you know. think it was just a
blum to make me drop your &C.
count. Well. won't do It."
I'm afraid you must. l can't
have your ruin on my conscience"
Oliver considered. well fool
the old boy! I'll drop the account.
You can let him know It. And
we'll get someone to handle 1t for
10 on the G. r."
DO you think he wouldn't find
It QUIT" Virginia questioned duhi.
ously. Hes having me watched. .
Oliver sat back In his chair and
looked completely mystified. what
IL he up to. Virginia? You can
trust me-" he pleaded.
Il do trust you. Oliver, but /
cant explain now. Mr.. Dean is my
bitterest enemy. I'm sure he
wouldn't stop at anything to pre-.
vent anyone helping me-"
We'll. we'll have to be careful
then. I'll find q way to meet you
secretly. You can tell Mr.. Dean
that you've withdrawn your &C.
count from my hrm. I'll send a
messenger when I want to see YOU
Would It be possible for you to
leave your hotel unnoticed?"
Il think the management would
help me-" Virginia told him.
u wanted to buy A. c. M. stock
for YOU today but Ill wait until
we've thrown Dean on the TRAIL"
Oliver said. "I'll have something
to talk over with you-soon.
Virginia left and went back to
her hotel to write to Mr.. Dean.
?. In view Of your threat
against Mr.. Cutter l have with.
drawn my account from his firm,"
she wrote. "And please be advised
that ! warned him Of your inten.
tion.'
When she had mailed the letter
she started out to visit the agen.
cies. The nearest was within walk.
Ing distance and % she turned east
from her hotel she saw the man
who vas trailing her standing in
. doorway. He made no attempt
to conceal his presence there and
Virginia understood that be had
been told she was aware Of his es.
pionage.
She wondered II It were not un.
lawful and was Of half Z mind to
see Mr.. Gardiner about It. But the
thought OF possible consequences
deferred her. Dean was not to be
trusted. Were she to antagonixe
him sunciently he might break his
promise 70 give her . year to re-.
pay the money he claimed. and
spread bic charges against her IA.
Their abroad.
Besides, his interference had
acted % . boomerang and defeated
the object he had in mind when
ho induced Mrs. Phelps to try to
persuade her 70 accept the aid OF
friends. lt had served to send her
out looking be employment under
her own name and thus made her
search much less dimcult. And II
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the Republican National convention
from Minnesota, North and South
Dakota.
Charles H. March Of the Minnesota
group, Senator McMaster Of South
Dakota, and Chairman Walter Mad
dock Of the North Dakota delegation
were among the first to express their
disappointment in which many
others joined.
HE did not 20 far enough in re-
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REAL ESTATE

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property.
FOR RENT-One medium sized
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Rates reasonable. Immediate &C.
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Speech DisappOints
Western Delegates

Kansas City, Mo-. June 14.-(AP)
disappointment over treatment of
the farm relief problem in the con-
vention keynote speech by Senator
Fess was expressed by delegates to
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no So: 7: following . short iline..
au'l. came 70 willistoa 81 ,eses
ago and has been Engaged il ss4al.
~ ...'' ne. since that time. He leaves
~. wl.e' one son, A. B. Yuill ~
H Iaa' Mont; two daushters, Nrs.
sUnn o rakeen Of Modoc, Mont, IA
w. w. o'arl'' Tappen Of CumhIfisnd IA.
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FOR SALE

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1925 Master Six sedan, 5 good
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2-192C Essex Coaches, good rub
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1923 Oldsmobile touring. first
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THIS HAS HAPPENED


VIRGINIA BREWSTER In n
love with q poor artist. NATHAN.
TEL DAM. but she 10 trlcked In.
to promising to marry FRED.
ERlCk DEAN In one year ~ she
fails to enrn @lOO.OOO. which -
nileEes her father cheated him
out Of.
BREWSTER had lost his Tor.
tune In speculation Just before
hls sudden death. % that VIRGIN.
IA il left dcstltute. she pnwns
some Of her jewelry nnd Z broker
friend, OLIVER CUTTER. prom.
Uses to Invest the money for her.
She avoids NIL her wealthy
friends md seeks work under nm
assumed name. but without sue.
cess. She finds orchids Mt her
hotel one eyenong from DEAN
and wOnders' how he learned her
address. A amIl from the agency
brings hope. but when she goes
sund~ her from working.
VIRGINIA suspects that DEAN
Ans brIbed her, and this c0nvic.
ton In strengthened when she
finds. TINT she n being shnd0wed.
She tries other agencies, hut word
lcalrs cut TINT the ~Hrewster
girl" II Job-seekfnG and she II be.
alleged by reporters. Among the
group TINT are interviewing her
she rcc0EnI:es the man who hns
been following her.
CUTTER lnsists IN taking VIR.
GINA ont IN dinner and hints
thnt It WON'T he neceasary for her
to work for her money. hut pre.
tends Innocence when abe chnl.
lenEes bis remark. MEL rather
rcscnts the attentions Of CUT
TER and VIRGINIA does mt like
the Familiarity With which his
model. CHIRI MOND. treats him.
= ia her hotel. and VIRGINIA dis.
cOveTs that DEAN has sent II IA
hcrs she phones him that she %
returning q.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXIIr
VIRGINIA caught her breath In
establishment at Deans cool te.
merity. Her momentary speech.
lessness gave him a chance to finish
his greeting without interruption.
When she did speak. however. her
voice carried over the wire like 4
breath Of winter.
II am returning the thing" she
said.. TO the shop. And want
you to know that I consider you
are acting most dishonorably. No
one but . cheating coward would
behave AZ you are doing. and you
can gain nothing but my utmost
by setting someone to
watch me. It was undetermined
and low to have Mrs. Phelps try
to dissuade me from seeking q 20.
eitioh. | don't know what your OBJ
ject was In doing that unless you
thought l woulA turn 70 someone
whose influence would b favorable
to you.''
Frederick Deans mouth thinned
to Z narrow line . he listened to
her rush oil. words. His eyes showed
extreme anger btt his voice con.
tinued pleasantly pitched 10 friend
~. conversational tones. Didn't
It occur to you. my dear Virginia.
that i might not wish my future
wife to b reduced to working for
. iiving?" he asked. u knew Il
would cause : great deal Of talk
and wished to avoid that sort Of
thing"
II have every reason to- believe
you need not distress yourself on
that aceount." Virginia retorted.
.''No?" b sechosd mockingly. n
suppose You are thinking OF what
Oliver Cutter 10 going to do for
you? Well. let me tell you. dear