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We'll need for her. Where are they,
Will?" ri
He looked at her in a sort Of
shame. I'm there, he said, and
pointed through the dining-room
door to the bedroom beyond. "That's
hers. l mostly, slep'x up attic" He
opened a door beside the stove, and
she heard him climb the narrow
stairs. ~
She selected what she required ;
and then on impulse, she made HUI
dy's bed. Huldy's nightgown she
put away; and when she was done,
the room was in immaculate order.
It pleased her to- leave all things
as Hubby would have wished to
leave them.
When she had packed the suit
case, she came back to the kitchen.
and called up the attic stairs: I'm
ready, WILL"
He answered her, after a mo-
ment. "I'm coming, Jenny"
When they were in Saladine's car,
Will said: 1.-THE road looked to me
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SKY RIDE
tower, last landmark
of Worlds Fair,
is brought
DOWN

Nearly 4O,0OO,000 persons paid to
see A Century of Progress exposi-
tion in Chicago during the summers
of 1888 and 1884, and one of the
supreme thrills of the whole Worlds
fair for them was the towering Sky
Ride.
Comparable in Importance to the
Ferris wheel of the Worlds Colum-
bia exposition of 1893, the two
towers were named after Amos
and Andy" the popular team Of
blackface radio comedians.
When wreckers felled Andy, the
east tower, vast throng Of 100000
Chicagoans gathered on the lake
shore to watch the last familiar
mark of what was once their be-
loved exposition fall.
Thermit, a chemical which at
tains a heat Of 5000 degrees Fab
renheit in 80 seconds, was used to
melt the steel of Andy's legs on one
side; then the pressure of cables
caused the metal giant to fall earth
ward. Amos, the other tower, had
had his legs dynamited earlier.
The operation that time was con-
Quoted at dawn in great secrecy so
that no one would be hurt. When
it was found that the flying steel
fell within 10 feet of limits estimat-
ed by engineers, a grand-stand was
built and the public was invited to
watch Andy's execution.
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his sinister suggestion; and a little
after, Marin Pierce came briskly in
"Well, you've let the fire go out,
between youy" she said sharply.
This was almost true. She whisked
off lid of the stove and thrust a
billet in, scolding them impartially.
She hung up her coat and hat.
"Wet to the knees, l am. Got to go
change"
She left them, departing through
the dining room; and Bart's glance
fiickered after her through the. open.
door, as though his eyes were
drawn irresistibly that way. Then
the two men sat alone a, while, till
Saladine heard familiar sound,
remotely, coming near. He rose.
and moved to the door, Bart at his
shoulder. ~
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y -. -.
SYNOPSIS

Jim Saladine listens to the history
OF neighboring Hostile Valley, with
gossip of the mysterious, enticing
"Huldy," wife of Will Ferrin. Inter-
ested, he drives to the Valley for q
days fishing. "Old Marin" Pierce
and her nineteen-year-old grand
daughter Jenny live in the Valley.
Since little more than a. child Jenny
has at first admired and then deep
ly loved young Will Ferrin, neigh
boring farmer, older than she, and
who regards her still as merely a
child. Will takes employment in
nearby Augusta. Bart Carey, some
thing of a ne'er-do-well, Is attracted
by Jenny, but the girl repulses him.
Learning that Will is coming home,
Jenny, exulting, sets his long-empty
house ito rights" and has dinner
ready for him. He comes-bringtng
his wife, Hubby, who becames the
subject of uEfavorable gossip in the
Valley. Entering his home, unlocked
for, will finds seemingly damning
evidence of his wife's unfaithfu1ness,
as a man who he knows Is Seth
Humphreys breaks from the house.
will overtakes him, and chokes him
to death, though Humphreys shat
ters his leg, with q bullet. AT Marin
Pierce's house the leg is amputated.
Jenny goes to break the news to
Huldy. She finds Bart Carey with
the woman. When he leaves Hubby
declares she has no use for half
a man." and is leaving at once. Will
is legally exonerated, and with a
homemade artificial leg carries
on" hiring a helper, Zeke Dace.
Months later, Hubby comes back.
Two years go by. Zeke and Bart
Carey engage in a fight, the trou-
BILE arising over Hubby. Amy Carey
commits suicide. Zeke Dace had been
showing her attention, but zeke had
succumbed completely to. Huldy's
wiles. Sa1adine comes to the Valley.
While fishing he is caught in
heavy rain and takes refuge at
Marin Pierce's. Bart Carey arrives
carrying Hubby whom he claims has
fallen from a ledge, and seeming
1y is dead, but while alone, the wom-
an, with her last breath, asserts
Will killed her. Horrified, Jenny de-
.cides to tell no one of the accusa-
tion.
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hat over her white hair. II get
strangled for air, when / stay in
doors the whole day." she declared,
and went out. AS she closed the
door, they heard something sIith-
er and fall, and saw her stoop
down.
"Knocked your rod over, Bart"
she called.
"Can't hurt that rod," he assured
her cheerfully. She stepped down
off the porch and disappeared to-
ward the barn.
IT met Will Ferrin, and Mis-
Ferrin, and Zeke Dace, this morn
ing" Saladine said. 81. was on my
way to your place, till I run into
the washout; so I backed up and
left my car in Wills yard"
81 see it there a while ago."
Bart assented.
'Zeke looked like sick man.
eto me-" Saladine suggested.
Bart grinned as though abashed.
He's failed a lot" he said. "But
he was an able man, two years
ago. He worked me over, proper,
one day. The Valley will whittle
man down." And he added !:
"Some, like Marin Pierce and
Jenny here, they're always the
same, and Wills always the same.
or would be If it want for
Hubby. She's-twisted him, turned
him wrong ways" His brow cloud
ed. II wouldn't blame him for
anything he was to do. If I was
viii, I'd have. ." He changed
this. "If she was mine, I'd have
known how to handle her!"
Rain, rain, rain; the lash of
whips against this little house,
the pelt of bullets.
Bart looked thoughtfully at the
door into the dining room; and
said huskily, with a nod toward
the other room: "You see her this
morning, you said. What did you
think of herr"
"She was a queer one," Saladine
confessed.
Bart leaned forward with a deep
intentness. "Saladine," he said.
"How would she come to fall"
"Got dizzy, maybe? Or tripped
over somethingT
"She want the sort to get dizzy"
Bart protested. "And-the ledge is
all smooth, and it's good footing
there"
"You mean to say she jumped?"
Bart grinned almost in derision
"She look to you like one that
would kill herself, did she?" he de-
manded.
"NO," saladine admitted. mo, she
didn't"
'"Then put a name on it." Bart
whispered. ''If she didn't fall, and
didn't jump. ="
But Saladine was always inclined
to think twice before he spoke, and
there was matter enough for thought
here today. He shook his head, ST.
lently.
Bart-though they were quite
alone-whispered: "There amt
soul around here would blame
Willy
But SaladiAe stared silently at
the stove, and Bart did not repeat
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CHAPTER VIII-continued
Is

But Marin Pierce pointed to the
floor Here were wet, muddy traces
where booted feet had stood, where
soaked garments had dripped upon
the boards.
'It's that Win," Marin Pierce de.
,cided scornfully. Hes forever pry'
ing around!" She shut the door
with a slam.
II should think you'd be nervous,
you and Jenny, living here alone,
he suggested.
1.-THE Valley gets some folks" she
agreed. Folks that don't know how
to be-. alone without being lonely.
You've got to know how to be COM
pany for yourself, to get along
around herew And she added with
a wry chuckle: "Just the same, I'm
full as well pleased to have you
round"
"You mean-on account Of your
brother?"
Land, now she said scOrnfully
''No, l don't pay no heed to him.
He comes and goes. But I'd as soon
have a man in the house right now,
for all that!"
He watched her curiously, but be-
fore she could answer his unspoken
question, there was step on the
porch outside the door; and they
turned to see Bart appear. He
leaned a steel rod beside the door
before he came in. He had changed
into dry clothes, coat and overalls.
''Where's WHIP Marin Pierce de-
manded.
"He want around" Bart ex-
planned. "Nor Zeke either. I figured
they'd heard about Huldy and come
over here" He looked around.
"Where's Jenny?" he asked.
"Gone to fetch Huldy's clothes,"
Marin Pierce told him. "It's a won
der you didn't meet herr,
Bart shook his head. Saladine
saw a broad leather belt about
his waist, with a bait attached,
and to which a holster hung.
"Hullo,", he said. "You pack a
gun?"
"Sure," Bart assented, and pro-.
duced it. Saladine took the weap-
on in his hands. It was an old
model, the front sight gone, of
heavy caliber; and when Jim, hold
ing back the hammer, gingerly
tried the trigger, he found that the
pull was feather light.
II always carry it when I go
fishing" Bart explained. "You
never know when you run into a
moose down here in the woods, or
a wildcat"
Marin Pierce was in the dining
room, and Bart lowered bis tones.
That's the gun Seth shot Will
Ferrin WITH" he said.
Marin Pierce returned, and Jim
handed the weapon back to Bart.
The. old woman was putting on
an. oilskin coat. Bart, you see
anybody fishing down brook this
morning?" she inquired. 81 heard
there was tracks along the bank"
swim likely went that way" Bart
reminded her. II noticed tracks
my own. self. when / came down
along. Figured it was him." Il:
Marin Pierce pulled an oilskin
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IIse for Sugar Cane

Hawaiians make boards Sout Of
the "begasse" that is left over when
the Juice is squeezed ont of the
sugar cane. Bnt boards ID the trop-
les are of questionable value as a
building material because the white
ants eat them up so,in Hawaii, a
bit of poison is, mixed with the
begasse which makes It immune
from insect attack. The product is
called cameo and is sent Ii great
quantities to the Philippines for
use. I'm
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like we could get through down to
Carey's, Jenny. We'd save lot OF
time that way"
She made no comment, trusting
such matters to his Judgment; and
he turned the car down the hill and
drove on across the bridge. past
Rart's, out to the Valley road, and
thus in toward Marin Pierce's farm
In the yard they stopped. and Will
took the suitcase from the back OF
the car. Saladine and Bart were on
the porch to meet them; but if Will
had known passing doubt of Sala.
dine, it was forgotten now. He
said to the other man: y
"Jenny told me you was over
here. didn't know as you'd mind
if we driv' your car over"
"Glad you did," Jim agreed
and Bart gripped Wills hand.
"Guess you know. VIII, how
feel about this" he said.
"Guess l do," win agreed. They
all came indoors.
"Set down here by the stove,
WILL" said Jenny softly. "YOuT
hands are bound to be cold. Take
off your coat, and dry"
Il went out to find you, Will.'
Bart explained. But you want
there"
II was out hunting them," Will
assented, and he looked at Saladine.
"She didn't come back after she
went with you" he said. "Wheu
it come on to rain. l went to find
her. Huldy was foolish about rain,
kind of. She'd stay out in 1t,
claimed to like it,"
He added: "But | couldn't finI
them nowheres."
"Where's Zeke?" Bart. asked.
81 dunno" Will confessed. Il aint
seen him sence."
Jenny took the suitcase into thg
dining room where Hubby was, and
closed the door between. Marin
Pierce was there; she said crisply
Back, be you? Fetch Win?"
Hes in the Kitchen" Jenny ar
sented. 81 want to get her dressed
first, make her look as nice as we
can before he sees her."
Marin Pierce nodded, watching tl,4.
girl; aMG1 she saw that Jenny's coup-
tenance was Illuminated, and By
much more than mere happiness !;
much more than the selfish happi-
ness which, if she loved Will, she
might find in the fact that now h..
was free to love her, too. 1t was
as though she were committed to a
task in which she found peace and
pride.
While they were busy here, the
rain was pitileSs outside. The aft
ernoon, though it was not yet late,
was already shr"uded In a sort Of
dusk when Jenny went at last to
bid Will come in. " -~".
win followed her into the dining
room where Hubby lay;and he stood
looking down at his wffe's body, his
shoulders bowed. Jenny was close
beside him. almost touching him !;
her head nodded family once or
twice. It was as though she spoke
words of comfort and of hearten.
ing; yet her lips did not move.
RIO BE CONTINUED
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FIRST LADY TO
LOUIS
CARNERA BOUT

NEW YORK. June 25.-(UP).
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, First
Lady in the Land, will head a ban
ner brigade of notables at the
ringside tonight for the mixed
bout between Joe Louis and Primo
Camera at Yankee Stadium.
This was learned last night as
Louis, Detroit's negro knockout
artist and the former champion
Italian giant completed training at
their camps.
The Twentieth Century club
sent three tickets to the Roosevelt
home in New York. They were re-
nuested by Mrs. Julia Duffy, con-
fdential secretary to Postmaster
General Jim Farley-former chair
man of the New York boxing COM
mission. Mrs. Duffy notified the
goth Century that Mrs. Roosevelt
planned witnessing the bout. IL
was the first time veteran ring fol
lowers had heard of a Presidents
wife attending an important
heavyweight fight.
As wagering on the outcome OF
the 15-rounder increased. an IN,
flux of Camera money hammered
this odds favoring Louis down from
6-5 to even money. 1t was believed
thew would enter the ring at that
figure unless heavy midwestern
and Harlem money backs the
"brown bomber" before ringtime.
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tborities others might have per-
ished in the blaze. but subsequent
checks indicated that no one else
was aboard any of the boats when
the fire started.
Capt. George J. Pilkington, own
er of the storage basin, fatty re-
fused to list the boats that had
been in his care. He shut himself
in his house just few yards from
the smouldering wreckage and
would not discuss the fire.
The boats stored in the 500-foot
shelter, however, included:
The yacht Mystery" owned by
the Cudahy family of Chicago.
The houseboat yacht blue La
goon," belonging to Bull Mccoy,
New York, retired rum runner.
The "Scimitar II" Of Gar Wood,
speedboat king.
The "Shamokin" of Laurence
Schwab of Miami Beach.
The "San Cristobal' of J. Yves
ley Pape of Cincinnati. was the
only large craft not completely
ravaged. Her sides were blackened
and other damage done, but she
was still intact. The "Kigfsher,"
sailboat, was also spared by the
flames.
Six or more high-powered and
fashionabIv-fitted speed launches
belonging to H. C. Eatheart of
Miami Beach were destroyed,
They included the Victor H" and
the "Shatter H."
Estimates of the damage va
ried. Fire Chief John L. Cody,
who volunteered to battle the fire
out, of his jurisdiction, fixed the
total at $1,000, 900, Pilkington's
office said the loss might run 3d..
O00,0
Piikington was visibly shaken
by his fire. which he watched
snread from boat to boat with
successive explosions. Only few
wears ago, Pilkington's establish.
ment was wrecked by a hurricane.
He was just getting that loss
even when yesterdays misfortune
struck him. =
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COUNTY court.
DOCKET HEAVY
Current Session Expected
to Continue Through
Wednesday >>

The county recorders court
was still in session today and in
dications were that the court ses-
sion would continue through
Wednesday, A number of cases
are being heard before a jury.
Mondays docket was as follows !:
Woodfin Slagle was acquitted
by the. jury on a charge of vio-
lating the prohibition law.
The case of j. H. Davidson,
charged with reckless driving,
was continued to July 8.
Prayer for Judgment in the
case of Gertie Pruitt, charged
with assault, was continued to
August IL.
Prayer for judgment in the
case of ]. C. Pruitt, charged with
assault, was continued to August
IL.
Lee West was acquitted by the
Jury on charge of using pro-
fame language.
In cases Oh ASSAULT WIFI a uNou
" weapon against Lila Pilgrim
and Ophelia Mills, the defendant
Pilgrim pleaded guilty and the
state took a mol pros as to the
defendant Mills. Judgment was
suspended on payment Of the
costs.
Gus Sans pleaded guilty to as
sanlt with a deadly weapon, and
judgment was suspended on pay
ment of the costs.
Grady MURRAY was given two
months sentence on charge of
larceny.
C. A. Null, charged with driv-
ing a car while drunk, pleaded
guilty to reckless driving and was
fined S25 and costs.
The case of Oscar Taylor,
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly, was continued to July l..
Otis Rhodes was convicted of
violating the prohibition law by
the Jury, and was sentenced to
serve four months. He appealed
to the superior court.
Everett Morris was convicted
of violating the prohibition law
and sentenced to serve GO days.
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'OUARLES ON
LEGION CARD
Local Lightweight Will
Meet McGovern Here
on July 2

Norment Quarles, Henderson
Vile lightweight. and, claimanttof
the southern lightweight title, viii
appear in misunderstanding ring
| for the first ,;time in a number o.
years on July 2, when the AmerI-
can Legion will sponsor a boxing
carnival at the high school gym
nasium.
Quarles last night won a clear
cut decision over Stumpy Jacobs
in a l0-round fight at Norfolk, Va.
1t was the fourth meeting OF the
two men and Quarles won seven
of the ten rounds, lost only two
and one was draw.
In the Legion show here on July
2 Quarles will fight in the main
bout which will be a ten-round al
fair, and his opponent Will be
Tommy McGovern, of Charlotte,
one of the most promising hight
weights in North Carolina. Nc
Govern has appeared several times
in Asheville shows and is wei!
known and liked by local fans. :,
Swede Peterson, another up and
coming Hendersonville boy, viii
meet Kul Belk in an eight-round
semi-fnal on the Legion card here
and there will also be three other
four-round fights to complete the
card. Fighters in the other bouts
will be announced later.
Arrangements are being made
to convert the city gymnasium
into a comfortable arena for the
fights on July 2 and the Legion
will be able to take care OF sew
eral hundred fans at the fight.
Quarles. who won the Southern
Conference lightweight title while
at the University of North Caro-
lima, is highly popular with local
fans, but has not been seen in a
regularly scheduled fight here IN
several years. Since that time ne
has been campaigning as a pro-
fessional and has added a number
of victories to the long string as
an amateur. During the past WIN
ter he fought and won a number
of fights in Florida rings and the
fight here is expected to attract
large number of visiting fight
fans.
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County League
Meet Saturday

A baseball meeting has been
called for next Saturday night,
June 90. The meeting viii be held
at G.. D. Whites place on Third
avenue east and every manager in
the county league must be there
with a list of the players ne in
tends to u-e in the second half.
Any manager not present will
be fined 81, the dollar to be taken
out of his forfeit.
At a meeting last Saturday. at
tended by only few managers, it
was decided that all postponed
games that might have some bear
ing on the outcome of the first
half must be played. Mills River
and East Flat Rock were sched-
uled to play a double-header next
Saturday. the place of the post
poned game to be decided upon by
the MANAGERS of the two clubs.
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PRESENCE OF
PARALYSIS IN
VINO IS DENIED
(Continued from page one)

(Continued from page one)
before the state board of health
last Saturday, today made pub
lie these figures:
-, /. One two-hundredths of one
per cent of the people of North
Carolina are suffering with In
fantile Paralysis. p
2. Of this number only Is per
cent are children above 10 years
of age.
8. There are no cases in Hen.
derson county or any of the adj
joining counties.
4. There are two cases in
North Carolina west of Mecklen'
burg county (Charlotte). These
figures are according to the state
. board of health's "spot" map as
of last Saturday, June %.
5. Seventy per cent of the
cases in North Carolina are in ru,
raj communities and only 80 per
cent in the cities.
6, The state board of health
admits that the situation is nor
NAL in 81 of North Cardinals l0C
counties, but believes the stu
alton to be abnormal in 13 coun
ties.
z. In 10 years of summer
camp records in this area there
have been cases of infantilt
paralysis. In each case there were
no repetitions and the cases were
E confined to the one individual
Militant .as+irsss.,stt-Ss=tss - sE..,--
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Barrymore Must
Produce Profile
In Divorce Suit

HOLLYWOOD June Is. (UP).
John Barrymore, stage and
screen actor, must either produce
his classic profile in California
court to answer divorce charges
by, his wife, Dolores CASTILLO, or
make a long-distance deposition,
Superior Judge Robert w. Kenny
ruled.
The decision was made follow
ing complaint of Miss Costello's
attorneys that Barrymore was re-
manning in the east, refusing to
"pay anv attention to Miss Cos,
tello's divorce.
She has charged Barrmore with
"habitual. intemperance' and
cruelty cluaiming he Knocked
her down and hit her maid in the
eye. Judge Kenny ruled that un-
less. Barrymore, now in the east,
answered these charges, the d.
vorce will be "uncontested.'
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FLORIDA CITY FIRE
DAMAGE ENORMOUS
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
been caring for the Seminole"
owned by the j, S. Phipps Estate
of Palm Beach. .
How the fire started had not
been determined today. 1t origi-
mated, however, with an explosion
just a few, minutes after Thomas
and Abel event aboard the'nship
yesterday afternoon.
Thomas was thrown clear ot
the boat and the corrugated iron
covering over the yacht basin as
the blast ripped the Seminole"
He plunged into the water where
he was rescued by two Fit. Lauder
dale fremen.
Thomas was not even burned,
but Abel apparently was trapped
aboard the burning boat. .Firemen
played streams of water, pumped
from the river by IAN emergency
apparatus, on the Seminole" to
cool it sufficiently to recover
tAhels body.ys. .s,s,...,,...,.s.......s,.....
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express heartfelt
thanks for the many expressions
of sympathy in the death of our
beloved mother, Mrs. Caroline
Tabor, and for, the acts of kind
ness shown by friends.
MRS. JNO. j.. CROWLEY,
... ALLEN R. TABOR. tip
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta 9, Birmingham II.
Chattanooga-Iittle Rock, night.
Only games scheduled.
Cleveland 1, New York 4.
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Palace Once Belonged to Dancer

The Palace. Della Ca d'Oro, one
of the most beautiful on the Grand
canal, Venice, once belonged to Ma
rie Taglioni, the famous ballet
dancer, who was horn in Stockholm
of Italian parents in 1904.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 1, New York d:
Chicago 6 Boston a.
st. Louis 2, Philadelphia |
Detroit 8, Washington 8.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 9, Chicago TO.
Brooklyn 7, st. Louis IL.
Philadelphia d., Cincinnati 6.
Only games played.
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NEW WORRY FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 25.L(UP).-
Pants bandits are on a rampage
here again. Four victims went
5sssssus-iEt hsasssaTI tsrxsarsfast=aIsht
/. alter robbers had obtained S35,