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Glacier County chief., 1939-10-20
CHAPTER XIV

For perhaps five minutes after the
departure of Sheriff Griffin, Babe
Henkel said nothing more. Dan
Creedon watched her-sympatheti-
cally. Eventually he spoke, and his
voice was kindly. He said. "Snap
out of it, Babe"
She turned smouldering eyes upon
him. "The louse!" she snapped.
Griffin? You're crazy. He can't
protect us any more because they
won't let him." a.
II amt thinking about that, Dan.
I'm talking about running US out of
town."
well :" He shrugged. there's
nothing to do but scram."
She came closer and leaned over
the table, her eyes boring into his.
She said, That's what you think"
''Sure l do"
well, you're wrong"
"Now listen, Babe :"
"You listen to me. This town amt
gone suddenly moral. Things don't
happen that way. It's a cover-up."
"For what?"
"For Barney Hamilton. They
don't want to do anything to him,
SO they're getting rid Of u.s."
Dan said, Maybe. And what can
we do about it,"
PLENTY
what, for instance?" ss
Babe was tense. She said, Dan
you amt gonna take this sitting
down. are you? You amt willing to
blow without anybody even having
been punished for killing Kirk"
He shook his head. II don't like
to, il that's what you mean. But
listen, Babe-me and you, we can't
buck whole town."
She said. Barney Hamilton killed
Kirk"
II suppose he did. But everybody
in town thinks he had good cause"
well, ! don't. You see, I wasn't
hard-boiled with Kirk. was pretty
crazy about him."
Sure you were :"
IF l had been bumped of, Kirk
wouldn't have checked out without
doing something about it, would
he?"
That's different"
"How?"
You're a DAME"
She placed her hands palms down
on the tabletop. The long, slender
fingers with their crimson nails were
trembling.
Before leave this burg" she
announced. "the guy that killed Kirk
is gonna get his"
Dan Creedon was worried. Don't
60 getting yourself all worked I'D,
The cards are stacked against you,
Babe"
Going yellow on mel"
ANSWER that for yourself"
You're fixing to run out"
II know when I'm beat"
well, l don'tl" Her voice was
hard. "You can blow whenever you
get good and ready. Me-I'm gonna
do something"
Creedon shrugged. "If that's the
way you feel about it. cut me in
Suddenly her eyes were filed with
tears. Gee, Danl That's swell. But
| don't want to get you in no JAM"
II can take it."
You mean you'll stick?"
If you can sell me on an idea,
yes. And get this straight. It amt
that ! think you're smart. You're
crazy to step into any more trouble.
But ! never have run out on any
body and don't figure to start
Glacier County chief., 1939-10-20

D: Pieree's Pleasant Pellets are an
effective laxative. Sugar coated.
Children like them. Buy nowi-Adv.
Glacier County chief., 1939-10-20

Dangerous Runner
Many q happy family has been
spoiled by an idle rumor.-Ksval.
Glacier County chief., 1939-10-20
Favor of Children

Better to be driven out from
anong men than to be disliked
~ children.
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JOSTHINrTE PEBBLE
ADDED TO COLLECTION

Thx eesksxsAaa e specimens tn
shs Esos<xy separfmsns. College ef
Puget aeana has hswn Increased
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af faufsiana tusfpatniss = an Al.
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AREA L, same past sws II i now
founa a. stream gravel "a a narras
fsnsr IN Josephine county
TeAs . ths largest specimen ~
shls character obtained BY tns ge-
oloTs department. According q
rrof. Frxsisrtek AeAislisn. these
fragments ordinarily are about The
sias uf a kernel of corn. The new
specimen l. an inch long and about
hAif an inch thick.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

ssfTsaxs lsews.x nppiteAf.ans
hase esen rxexgxea ~ fhs I,axrus
eossntY athfiiuy from George uon.
asd Murphy -. q sii So sih 81.
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Tacoma ave. Tacoma william J.
Herbert 10 ssliss Parifie ave.
rseunsa. and Dorothy Helen Allen.
i Lakxslsws p Owen Carpenter.
"a Portland. ard Ada Josephine
GarGss. g.. Vancouver. n c Her
man J Hansen. legal. and Eta
piilsy. legal. both o. Auburn. Leon
ard .. Johnson. % Nil Valley.
Calf ard Leone shswbgldgs. %,
San Diego. Walter c. krntworthy.
90. Seattle. and Jessie NJ. Nash. S.
Park hotel. Tacoma. Marion c.
oDeli. =. Fort Lewis. and Alice
Elizabeth Watson. -. s34 So
cGshmau Lyle undlin. .. Seattle
and Arsut1s y Anderson. IS. Oak
harhor. Russell 2 Anderson. 30
and Elizabeth =. Russell. 20. both
81 AnAcottcS.
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NEARLY 1000 ATTEND
NIGHT SCHOOL HERE

Enrolment in night school a,
Lincoln high totals 1850. or sac
inore than last years total for this
week. according 10 figures released
BY W r wagley. principal
The attendance this year would
probably reach 1000. II All students
desiring to attend could be ac-
eommodatsds said Msriey. "As
IL 10. Ia classes are full with watt
ing lists
j. X. Chfyst. instructor in the
new course for ensiodians of public
buildings. announced that - has
enrolled in that sublec, and that
II enough desire the course two
CLASSES in II VIII be formed.
The course gives instruction in
building maintenance and opera
ton. heating. ventilation and allied
subjects
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. SERIAL STORY
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WHITE HOUSE
RAPS WALLACE

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BUILDING PERMITS

New building permits were is.
sued Thursday to r. r. Mortimer
for a $1,000 residence at 6242 So
Junett st to Gray Lumber Co.
for a $1,000 addition to its store
at 3si+ 9th ave and to G. NJ
Rodside for a $4,000 residence a;
go No. Tyler 81
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Divorce actions were on file IN
Pierce county Superior court
Thursday for sue Viola against
Donald c. Gll. grounds incompati-
hility. Dorothy against Edwin Par
kinson, cruelty, Mona against Mel
win T. Ellison. grounds imprlson-
ment OF husband in Waila walia
Glen against Nancy c. Lindaaer.
incompatioslity. and Laura T.
against Daniel +. Covert. ineom.
patibllity.
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ARREST one DRIVER

Police listed only one arrest
during "Wednesday for traffic vio-
lations. Gordon SHES. Route 5,
Box sol. was charged with dis
obeying traffic signal and with
having no drivers license.
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Below are the answers 70 test
questions printed on the editorial
page;
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ones own language.
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Il - always possible 10 aAy that
yau haven't finished reading Il.
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tiers She Is glad. however. 20
have many printed slips on a
variety Of subjects 10 offer 10
her readers. Todsys slip Is
Visiting Cards and When To
Leave Them" BE sure 10 send
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-02-16

The very lotest in bedrooms within your
reach for only Sloo. Sleek, simply de-
signed Bed, Chest and choice Of Dresser
or Vanity in beautiful, bleoched nohoe-
any veneers on eumwood. With these
pieces-o chintz-covered boudoir chair,
two pillows, Two boudoir Iomps, inner
spring hnottress and Simmons coil spring.
Evening star., 1939-04-26
Entertaining
OF Royalty
Is Discussed
Mrs. Larz Anderson
Gives Informal Talk
At Press Club

With royalty soon to visit WASH
ington, Entertainment of Royalty
in the Past" was the subject of an
informal talk before the National
Women's Press Club at luncheon
yesterday by Mrs. Larz Anderson,
who few years ago was hostess to
the King and Queen Of Siam dur
ing their visit of several weeks In
the United States.
At that time King Prajadhipok,
who has since abdicated, was visit
ing the United States in order to
consult with DR.. William H. Wilmer,
famous eye specialist of Baltimore.
He was accompanied by his Queen,
Rambaibarni: the Queens mother
and father and a retinue Of serv-
ants.
Mrs. Anderson offered her palatial
residence on Massachusetts, avenue
NV. to the State Department for
use of the Siamese royalty during
their stay in Washington. Although
the Andersons did not stay in their
home at the time, Mrs Anderson's
servants remained and served their
majesties.
Many interesting sidelights on the
King and Queens visit were told by
Mrs. Anderson, who has recently
made gift of her home to the
Society of the Cincinnati. A room
has been reserved at the headquar-
ters of the society for the use of
Mrs. Anderson whenever she wishes
to visit in Washington.
Mrs. Anderson, who is we'll known
In the literary world as Isabel An
derson, will leave Washington to-
morrow for Boston where she plans
to make her home. devoting much
of her future to editing some of her
late husbands papers and journals,
written and received during his life
as diplomat. when he served as
American Minister to Belgium and
later as Ambassador to Japan. Some
of the late Ambassadors caricatures
will be included in Mrs. Anderson's
book.
Mrs. Anderson is also planning to
attend the premiere of her new
musical satire. The Red Flame"
which opens next week in a theater
near Boston, Mass. Henry Hadley
wrote the music and Mrs Anderson
the lines and lyrics of the play.
Other guests at the club yesterday
were: Mrs. William Chaplin Hunt
ington, who, as Frances Carpenter,
is a well-known writer of juvenile
stories; Judge Marion Harron of the
United States Board of Tax Appeals:
former Representative Virginia E.
Jenckes of Indiana, Mrs Royal Nc
Kenna, Mrs. Leon Henderson. Mrs.
Edward C. Moran, Mrs. Harry N.
Routzohn, Miss Mary Vail Andres,
"only woman officer of the Chase
National Bank, and Miss Virginia
Moore.
Mrs. Emily Newell Blair brought
three visitors from abroad, Miss
Mary Gaddie of Marlborough. Scot
land: Miss Krista Peterson of Dem
mark and Miss Gudrun Egebjerg,
who is a correspondent of the Co.
penhagen Birlingske Tdende. Miss
Egebjerg said she had always spoken
with pride of the fact that her
paper was the oldest in Europe and
that she was deeply surprised to
learn upon her arrival here that
the Alexandria Gazette is several
years older. Mrs. Blair's guests are
three of a group of 40 members
Of the moral rearmament group
from Scandinavian countries, now
visiting in the United States.
Evening star., 1939-04-26

Helen Lyon was presented a gift in
honor of her approaching marriage.
Mrs. D. w. Lum, former missionary
to India, spoke on Women Of
India" while Miss Lyon presented
motion pictures taken of that coun-
try during q recent trip.
Evening star., 1939-04-26
Miss Baker Elected

Miss Lois Baker has been elected
. president of Chapter M of the P
E. o. Sisterhood. Other officers are
Vice president, Mrs. Dorothy RAIDER
recording secretary, Miss Carol Col.
yer; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Neota Silvers Hall; treasurer. Miss
Lillian Case; chaplain. Miss Frances
Baker. and guard, Miss Betty Van.
dersluis.