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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-28

members Of the commissioners court
ran for office largely on a platform
Of paving the roads where the peo-
pie wanted them paved.
I'VE have tWiye made it plain
that we want the new route to
Red Fish bay improved, once in vot-
ing the bonds, and since then, when
a quarter petition was started, by
circulating a petition, signed by two
thirds Of the voters, stating they
favored Improvement Of the new
road.
And the farmers of the tract, who
are paying for the improvements in
roads, will continue to fight for
the route, he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-28

Grading work greatly increasing
the size Of the available landing
area Of the Minneapolis municipal
airport has been started. Only
sDne portion of the field will be
graded at a time so pilots using the
Iield will not be confused. The
boundary lights will be moved to
lake in the new areas as the grad
ng is completed. Red flags will
be placed on the light standards for
lay marking.
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NEW ENGLAND ROAD
FUND HUGE FIGURE

BOSTON, July 27-(P-New Eng
land will spend approximately $50
100000 on surfaced roads during
1929, figures gathered from the sew
eral states by the New England
Council reveal.
In Maine $500, 900 will be ex-
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pended, including federal aid
money. New Hampshire expects
that expenditures for building or
maintaining surfaced roads will ag-
gregate more than $7,660,000. Elk
penditures for similar purpose in
Vermont are expected to reach 81
100000.
Massachusetts, will expend, includ-
ing all forms Of construction and
maintenance, about SIS, 100000. In
Rhode Island about $4,500,O00 viii
be used for surfaced highways. Con-
necticut has a program that Will
call for the expenditure Of 11,000,-
900 for construction and repair.
a total Of 658 miles Of new hard
surfaced roads are to be construct
ed in New England this year. Many
more miles of highways will be
reconstructed or resurfaced.
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s5-TNCH HAIR WINS

/, OGLESFORD, Eng.-MrS. Helen
Ray won the long-hair competition
Ut the local fair. Her locks meas
bred IS inches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-28

PLOTTER'S WIFE "A SUICIDE
MADRID.-Senora Gavrido, wife
Of one Of the leaders in the recent
artillery revolt, has committed sui
eide.
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Help Wanted Male
Statesmen

CPYRoFAx GAS has opened an unlimited
field Of selling We are eniarging cur
territory In order 70 meet the demands;
our merchandise is backed by local and
national advertising. To the men who
can visualize. this IS golden op-
Dortupitv; sales ability. plus work can
not fall: permanent en- ployment; no lay
of season. Apply Monday. Mr.. BOYD,
l02 s. Pennsylvania ST.
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Instructions

AVIATION-EnrolI now. machinist and
pilots flying course on easy payment
plan at Hoosier Air Port. Evening classes
Phone TR. 0461.
You Read the Want Ads
Have you tried TO use themf
It's eaSv--Call Ri S551
Ask for an Ad TskeT
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Lost and Found

HANDICAPPED traction, ar. 3:55 Wed:
watch valu. keeosake; re. Ha. 46s0-W
LOST-Black brief case containing Howard
Radio Sales material. Call Stegman Ra-
do Co.. 50 <. Georgia 81. Ii. 1928. Rev.
LOST-Rope and pulleys on truck; finder
call HT. 240i. Reward
RING-Masonic emblem; oowntwn.; Wed.
eve: keepsake: re- Mr.. Hodges. Dr.. 1851
WRIST WATCH-Platinum top. set small
diamonds, sapphires, betw. Goldstein's and
Continental hk. or S. Meridian. Liberal
rewd. Ethel Brament. Ha. 1865. Ri 1889
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Help Wanted Male
! % MEN

{! % MEN
White or colored. that want 10 earn
50 TO $40 extra Xmas money. Something
rev and bang. II employed. so much
the better. Answer quick. Write Box
WE ARE IN NEED OF CLEAN CUT
HIGH PRESSURE TYPE OF MEN: BIG
PAY. CALL MR.. SUTTLES HARRISON
HOTEL. AFTER P. NJ. AND BEFORE
MEN AND BOYS-Trap and hunt furs.
Mr.. Free will buy them every Saturday.
EM-ROE'S. 20e w. Washington St
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CAPITOL, N. 2l57-Rm. and board, priv.
modern home: $3.50. Ia. 1913.
CENTRAL-Room. girl or man empl.,
board optional: no other mrs. BeG 3472.
ENGLISH. 2515-Attractive front rm. home
cooking; modern. DR.. 1907.
MERIDIAN. 2162 N,-Weu furnished room;
good board: fine location. Ia. 0450.
PARK. 2063-Nice clean nm. mod, private
home. privileges; $3.50. He. 4552.
PENN. N, 2256-Rm.. 1 or q privileges
of home. Garage. Ia. 076l.
SANDERS. 722--2 lovely rooms; good
meals; reasonable; garage.
TEMPLE. N. 1132-Warm, southeast nm;
good meals. laundry; gar. Oh. 1880.
CHILDREN TO BOARD. MODERN HOME.
606 SOMERSET. BE. 1863.
WANTED child to board; clean, modern
home; mothers care. DR.. 1890.
CHRISTIAN HOME Children. 4. yrs,
best OF care. References. Be. 1918 RI.
LOVELY warm nm. private bath; break
fest. evening meals. for girls en-
ploved. $3.50 each. Ri. 5673.
NICELY furn. rm.. employed girl, private
home privileges Ir. 3769-J.
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ALABAMA. N. S28 Room. steam heat, hot
water. close downtown. SO up. Ri 4756.
ARSENAL. N, 4l0-Front warm nm, priv,
hot water heat. gar. Oh, 0805
BELLEFONTAINE. 12l8- Clean rm. with
bs tn: upstairs. SO a week.
CENTRAL CAR LINE-Furn. front rm., i
or men employed. Call before l. morn
ing or evening. Ha. 26la-W.
CENTRAL AVE.-Nice light warm nm;
next bath; private home. Ha. 3802-W.
CENTRAL CAR-Well heated rm.; next
bath: hot water; gentlemen. He. 5279.
CENTRAL. 196O-Nce. warm room. close
to bath. 81.
CENTRAL. 1886 Newly furnished modern;
coy: privileges: garage. Ia. 1853.
CENTRAL, 2048-Nice. comfortable room:
near bath, $500.
CENTRAL AvE.-Business women, home
environment: reasonable. Wa. 2l22.
COLLEGE. 2343--Well heated room, mod;
private home; 50.
DELAWARE. and BID; attractive nm. ad
Joining bath: girls good heat. Hu. 3949.
DENISON HOTEL
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio. Now is your
for winter. Complete hotel service. Rates
Darior r' BEDROOM. bath Tor G persons. as
low as s7s mo. Let US show YOU.
HAMILTON. N 645-Modern nm good
ht. priv home 81; gar. opt. Gu. 2665-W.
JET fEftOON. N, lJl9-- Nicely IuTn., warm
modern room; private family; close
school, churches; reasonable.
HARBOUR HOTEI-6l71a N. Illinois;
pleasant warm rms. modern. con-
veniences. A good place to make your
home. Very reasonable rates
MARKET. E, 528-Sleeping room, steam
heat; 81 up; garage; parking.
MERIDIAN. N, 402-Spink- Arms Annex,
Apt. 49, beautiful nm. twin beds. reas.
MINI E.. 32S-Nice, clean room; garage
If desired; reasonable. DR.. 55l8.
NORTH. E.. 226-Lovely mod. front rm;
hot water; private home. Ri. 5255.
OHIO HOTEL. l26la F. Ohio-Clean rms.
steam heat. hot. Geld water: S. up.
STATE, N. 218-Comfortabl rms. for
gentlemen; garage optional Ii. 1888.
TALBOT 23I7 Newly decorated rni.,
excellent heat: So to S. Ha 1904.
UNIVERSITY COURT. 13ll-Of College,
nice well heated nm. for girls. Ri. 1906.
VILLA. lO44-Pleasant warm rm.. 2 gentle
men; home privileges. DR.. 1851.
ATTRACTIVE. large, front living-rm. bed
nm. conn. priv. home. north. Ha. l7l8-W.
HOTEL ENGLISH
WE HAVE A FEW 2-RM. SUITES. THAT
WILL ACCOMMODATE FROM ! TO 4
PERSONS AT REMARKABLY Low
GREAT EASTERN HOTEL-46O E. Wash;
clean. steam heated rms; 81 wk. and up.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms


ALABAMA. N. 1902 convenient steam
heated rooms. References; $3.50. :
BATES. 91l-2 extra large rms, every
thing furnished; private entrance; bath.
CENTRAL. I96O-Niceiy Turn. kitchenette
apt; steam heat, lights. gas, water.
EAST, N. 233-Attractive mod. clean.
warm room reasonable. Ri. 1896.
EASTERN AVE. POE furn. .hskpg,. rms,
modern. completely furnished.
HARDING, S. 523-3 rooms, SO; rooms,
So; everything furnished.
ILLINOIS. N. 5i1-Newly decorated rms.
and apis. CITY heat. hot water.
MER., N, 1I37-Room. kitchenette; heat,
hot water: clean; reasonable. Ii. 7438.
MERIDIAN. N. 1835-Nicely Turn. apt. 2
MERIDIAN. s., 10241s Apt. 14.-3 house.
keeping rms. also sleeping rm.
NEW JERSEY. N. l34-Good warm house
keeping rooms. Ri. 4l45.
ONO, e, 500 housekeeping, 81 per
front sleeping rms.
OXFORD. N, 1852 furn. housekeeping
rms; 81 wk.; priv. entrance. Oh. 0897-W.
PARKWAY AVE, 1874 furnished rms;
widows modern home: Wa. 1921.
PENN. N. 1862 rms. complete. steam
RUCKLE 2D15-2 furnished rms. modern:
everything furnished: 81. He. 1867.
ST. CLAIR, E.. 3I5-2-room, modern, fur
nished apt; also housekeeping room.
SHERMAN DR.. N, 2406-Modern rms
for housekeeping. Everything furnished
SPRUCE, 1882 Housekeeping rooms:
modern: near Fountaine Square. Dr. l176.
UNIVERSITY AVE. 5363-Cor. Downey; 3
rms, unfur.; heat, lgt., gas, bath; $25
by week or month
WALNUT, E. II2-2 modern rms; private
entrance; also sleeping room
18TH. 1873 W. rms. furnished complete,
strictly modern; $500.
LOVELY WOODRUFF rms. everything
fiirn I'd f. 81 Oh. 4108.
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Help Wanted Female
: % LADIES

% LADIES
White or rIIored that want - earn 50
70 $40 extra Xmas money. Something
new and 2 bang. II employed. so much
the better Answer quick. Write Box
EXP ERIENCED HOTEL MAIDS-s6 PER
WEEK AND ROOM BOX Asa TIMES.
WILL give room and board i'm exchange
for LIGHT housevork. Ri. 0339.
WHITE LADY-For general homework. No
washing: Al references. Phi. Oh. 2703.
-
Situations Wanted Male
PRACTICAL NURSE. mental or nervous
cases. in or out Of CITY. Ii. 0952
Situations Wanted Female
WILL keep children while mothers work or
shop. 1905 Brookslde Ave.
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Houses for Rent

ARNOLDA. N. 4o2-4-room house; electric
lights, 2 lots; SIS. Be 1857. Key. 1887
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Business Opportunities
Barter and Swap

BILLIARD TABLE Reasonable. or will
trade for radio. 1926 Arrow Ave.
WILL TRADE-Upright piano for good
living room suite. DR.. 346l-W.
1927 FORT ROADSTER-O. K; ST. $40
down. 81 per week. 4l09 Rockville Ro.
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Suburban for Rent

rms. cleo, gar, water,
garden space $40. Southport 87W1.
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Special Notices

MASONIC Indianapolis Council No. 2. r.
81 s. NJ. Annual stated Assembly. Mon
day evening, Dec ?, 1929. at 1880 o'clock
in Masonic temple Election of officers.
annual reports and other business OF i'm
portauce. STANLEY q. MYERS,
CHAS. C. KUHN, I. NJ.
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Rooms for Rent

WILL keep children while mothers work o
shop. 1905 Brookside Ave.
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CENTRAL AVE.-RusIness women home
environment: reasonable Wa. 2l22.
COLLEGE, 2343-Well heated room, mod;
private home; So.
DELAWARE and 32D: attractive rm. ad-
Joining bath: girls: good heat. HUI. 3949
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Miscellaneous for Sale

SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT OUTSIDE OF in
side. Is colorS and white. s1.64 gallon.
COMPETITION PAINT CO. $50 8 Me.
ridian st Ri n'65
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Situations Wanted Male
Situations Wanted Female

PRACTICAL NURSE. mental or nervous
cases. In or out OF city. II. 0952.
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$50 CHEVROLET. 1927 coach
s. fla fully equipped; runs like
>kK1 new; everything in good
A9At condition; five good tires
xXN&&& III only S79 down. We insure
D "a your payments IN case Of
A-<z-M sickness or accidenV.
Jones Whitaker Used Car Store, 343-345
N. Capitol Ave open evenings. To-
pound turkey given away.
FORDS A nice. complete stocs at all times
The Frank Hatfield Co. 625 CaDito
Ave Authorized Ford dealers
1927 Olds Coupe
Like new. fully equipped, new tires. A.
wheel brakes, see this car II you want
a real bargain.
Murphy Motors, Inc.
2004 N Meridian St 7 a. 1924
430 \. CAPITOL AVE.
1926 Chrysler coach ...........SlOO
1927 Buick coach ............ l65
1926 Dodge coupe ............. b
1925 OldS coach ............... 5O
1925 OldS coach ............... 30
1925 Special 6 Stude. COACH. 95
THE BAXTER co.
43o N Capitol Ave. Open evenings.
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> Asbestos Prod. Co.
10. l Drum and l Ctn.
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Room for Rent With Board

GREAT EASTERN HOTEL-460 E. Wash. !;
clean. steam heated rms; "a wk. and up.
The Washington times., 1929-03-22
Baked for Washington Women

; q Another member of the Wonder
Bread family baked for women who
prefer round top" loaf.
q From the standpoint of flavor and
health, the most remarkable bread ever
offered women here. (See7 7facts above)
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G Delivered from our ovens to your
favorite grocers appetizingly fresh
every afternoon.
q Be sure to order your loaf Of the new
Wonder Bread in advance.
Continental Baking co.
Corby Bakery, Washington
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MOVE TO FRONT ST.

MT. and lars. Ben Cook have taken the apartments over the Feusi hardware store for the winter.
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VATICAN GIVEN
 RIGHT BY PACT
 TO COIN MONEY

VATICAN CITY, July 16.-Con- tinuing a tradition interrupted for TO years, Pope Plus XI will prob ably order the coining of Vatican money, a right given by the Italo- Vatican treaty This right is only conceded to independent sovereigns, and, was one of the means taken in the treaty to recognize the sta- tus of the Pope.
 Coin collectors, all over the world, are eagerly awaiting the re- appearance of Papal specie. The last papal coins were made by or der of Plus TX, before he lost the temporal power in 1870.
 Ecclesiastical circles believe that the coins will bear on one side the head of Plus XI, and on the other the Papal coat of arms. In al probability, one of the greatest art ists of Italy, though several cen turies dead, will have the honor o1 design on the reverse side of tht coins. This is Benvenuto Cellini celebrated artisan of gold and sil. yer and author of an immorta autobiography Cellini designed thu shield of the Farnesian Popes, ane this, it is believed, will be chosef for the new coins.
 In the last sixty years the Holy See has limited it's activities il coining to the stamping of medal. commemorating special events.
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SYNOPSIS: Sir Rich hard leaves his ring beside the body of Julian, because he believes Helen Darcy killed him and he wishes to cast suspicion on himself, thus shielding her. He finds sanctuary in the lair of two n o o rious highwaymen- Black Nick and the Gal!oping Parcon. Shortly after Richards arrival, the Parson rides in with a bullet wound in his arm, and some startling news Captain Despard and Helen rid ing through Fallowdene Wood discovered Julian's body with Richards ring beside it. Both recognize the ring and Des- pard, yielding to Helen's pleas to hide the damning evidence against Richard, gave it to her.
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Try a TOhSTET SANDWICH st the Juneau Ice Cream ParloIs. adv
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shot my horse, thought I had the luck to wing the rogue-this ud be bout ha-past eight. Now who's t say the murder was not com mitted by some such rogue-eh?"
 My lord" sighed Gregory. MT Julian had not been robbed"
 "Ay, truel" said the Marquis "Hai but quoth he, brightening sudden ly, "the rogues may ha been scared off fore they could rob tn body eh?''g
 Possibly, sir, though the wood is a lonely spot"
 But the question is-what's be- come O poor Dick? He left in a hurry, I understand?'
 "At a moments notice, my lord
 He wore his sword, of course"
 "Yes, sir! His pistols were in his saddle-holsters.
 "Hum!" quoth the Marquis, and was gloomiiy silent for a while. My lady Helen, the Darcy called that afternoon, you tell me; poor Dicks enemies are busy already, eh? An, well, though 'tis S curst early, I perceive I must be up n doing, Greg, up n doing"
 Having breakfasted hastily, the Marquis suffered himself to be washed, shaved and dressed. lcst meanwhile in profound abstraction of thought, interrupted the nice ad- iustment of his lace ncckcloth with command for haste, tossed off silk en dressing robe, and slid into em- broidered coat, and all with such unheard-of celerity as left his Fran coise gaSping .et
 'M' sword-Francoisen said he NO, not that; 'tis too light. I'll wear the colichemarde."
 Francoise started slightly, but brought the deadly duelling sword and adjusted it to his masters hip
 M hat, Tom m cane, Fran coise! And now, Greg, we'll take tn air
 Copyright, 1928, Jeffery Farnol
 The Marquis hears new and
 most convincing evidence
 against his friend in tomorrow's
 chapter.
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Try the rive o'clock Dinner Specials at MabrJ's. -ady
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Chapter IT

A CONFESSION-OF LOVE Helen sat staring with eyes of hor- TOT on the signet ring upon the table.
 And now" said the Duchess staring also at the ring" now that y arc more composed, tell me arl over again"
 Helen shivered, bowed her head and spoke:
 Last evening, as I rode, I met Captain Despard, and I would have left him, for hate the man, but he persisted We reached tie little wood they call the Fallowdene Dingle, and he suggested we ride through it."
 "Ah-'twas himself suggested the wood?"
 "Yes, aunt; I did so because 'tis the shortest way back to the will lage. And there lay Julian Guyf- ford-dead And beside his dead hand-thisl" And she pointed trembling finger at Sir Richards signet-ring.
 And" inquired the Duchess "shure the captain saw it too?"
 "Twas he picked it up. Hs said: Surely have seen this rina before. Ay, this is Sir Richard Guyfford's signet!' and then. Here is evidence shall verify hang hin If foundl He quarrelled with thi' unfortunate gentleman so bitterly And now we find his ring beside the murdered body of this pool gentlemanl If found here. this shal assuredly hang Sir Richardl"
 s.Now tell me phwat you said every syllable. me dear"
 Then aunt, I told him it mus not be found, and tried to snatch the ring from him. Give it to me.
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Up sprang my lady, gracefully (and fierce, almost) as panther. "Woman,' cried she, hold that wicked tonguel Begone, lest I tear thy hair-go!'ipt a'Fs
 Betty fled, but beyond the door ventured' to turn: aHf ,ssi''t
 on my ladyla she gasped, mo offence, but oh, mann, if poor Sir Richard ain't gniltyAwhy has he run off and vanished him s el f awayPvis:ie's9 Fha ee-
 a"vanished? What do you mean?s ~i's7' e9e4s Rn'ss < @i, ''io'oniy what every ones a-saying, how as S. Richard on the very night ho' the horrorftil deed, my lady, he mounts his fastest horse, and gallopsa away v And no eye had seed no ear yet heered him since, my lady."is''9 Fisa i.a'h t.eF
 Here, at imperious sign from her , mistress, Betty curtseyed again and closed herself out of the room
 "ToAriin away' whispered Hel- en. esWhy should he? What can we do?f'ig 2';sV's,'ii sss' 7'''e @Nothing!' answered the Duchess "now, but, we'll have him paying us a suprise visit one O these foine nights fly do as I bid ye.' What? Oh, tell melo
 Whist, me dear--let me whis- lper."
 The Marquis of Merivale sighed moaned, and opening unwilling leyes, blinked at his servant, Fran lcoise.
 "S matter, Francoise," he in !quired drowsily.
 Sir Richard Guyfford's gentle man, MT. Gregory waits below" ] "Gregory-eh?" qioth the Mar. ,quis IS early too! wonder what l-? Send him up and let nobody disturb usio
 | The Marquis had achieved com.
 plete wakefulness when Gregory
 entered, bowed, closed the door anc
 showed a visage unwontedly troub led.
 well, Greg, what news?" 'None, my lord. Sir Richard ha
 not come home"
 Odd, Gregory, curst odd, eh?
 aint like Richard t turn tail-Ans , yet \. where the dooce is he?
 Where indeed, my lordl For al Iready there are ugly rumors abroad coupling his name with this hor , lrid murder . and himself no
 here to give such base rumors tn . lliew '. l Iris curst censorious world, sighed the Marquis, and Dicks no , loved by his neighbors An h l disappeared two nights since-th 5 very night O the murder, Gregg" "Yes. my lord. He left at abou
 six o'clock"
 l And the murder was discovere,
 about eight o'clock" 5 The Marquis drowned at his bed curtains blacker tha never. But that same night, Greg, was attacked by highwayman-f'lo'
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For The Loue Of 4 Lady
By JEFFERY FARNoL

And he not complying I-I-found myself stopping to plead with him.
 And phwat, says he?"
 Shook his head, aunt. But, Helen says he, if we suppress such evidence, we make ourselves | accessories after the fact, which is grave and heinous offense.' No matter says I. Give me that ring"
 And then he gave it thee, av course.'
 He did" answered Helen Take it, Helen says he; benceforth we are fellows in crime. And he smiled!"
 And no wcaderl" nodded the Duchess, frowning, flor fellows in crime y are indeed, miss!"
 Helen shiyered. An! l. !. What do you mean?"
 That y are to be the proice o the gentlemans silence"
 "Oh!" gasped my lady. "Oh, aunt what other could I ha' done-?'
 Well, you might ha' left thi' lying ring-licing." Lying ring? Then, oh, then vol think it would ha borne false teSti- mony? You don't think he"
 What I think is neither her, nor there-'tis phwat I know!"
 And what do you know?"
 "Howbeit, you love Sir Richart Guyfford"
 My lady sat silent for quite on moment then, sighed she: Dear aunt, let us consider! Is i love to dread his dishonour to fear for his safe y. to pity hin , in his loneliness, to long to com fort him, yearn to plague him ; anger him, sooth him, aid him share his dangers, belong to him If this be so-why then Rogue" chuckled the Duches: 1 i"Come, kiss mel" And you believe in him, despit his i'll repute?" ;, Here was knocking on the dooi and Betty, my lady's maid, appear ed, breathless, flushed and ago 2 with news: "Oh. my ladiesl" she exclaimed } This horrorsome murder Sucl l talesl Some do say as. the pool 5 murdered gentleman were slew b highwaymen, the Galloping Parso } or Black Nick, but most folks seem r to think 'twere neether, nam, bu l another as"
 Another, who girl?" demande !, Helen
 Why, mann, they do say, as thi deed were commit by the wicke l and of his cousin, Sir Richar . Guyff-"
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PAINTING CONTRACT LET

Rangnar Kromquist and Harold Gallwas were the successful bidders on the contract for painting the roofs of the Douglas school house and natatorium. Bids for the job were opened Saturday evening at I special meeting of the Board. There was but one other bid.
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PARTY EVENTS GIVEN

MT. and Mrs. Frank Pearce en- tertained with three tables of bridge last Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Jenny Hursh, of Sasisatche- wan, who is spending the summer here with her daughter.
 Honors for the evening went to Miss Lucille Pepoon and Ed Andrews for high scores and to Miss Mar garet Pearce and MT. Dowd of the Gannet for the lows.
 A bridge party of three tables was also given Saturday evening for Mrs. William Robertson and MT. and Mrs. Dave Legget by MT and Mrs. Guy L. Smith, at thelr Lawson Creek house. Mrs William Robertson and MT sam Devon carried off the prizes for the evening.
 On Monday afternoon, Mrs. L. D Hammock was hostess to a few | friends in honor of Mrs. Robert son and Mrs. Legget.
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ENTERTAINMENT BOOKED

Ray Southards Novelty Stage Presentations" will be featured at a special show to be given at the Liberty theatre next Saturday eve ning according to an announcement by Wm. Ott, maaager. Described as a keen" show, there will be something to please everyone. A feature picture will also be run by MT. Ott