The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1926, Page 7

4 Tribuns Claosiled. ‘Advertisements |{ “ome |MARKETS ‘FINANGIAL —= PHONE 32 ; ___ MALE KELP WANTED FOR: BALE, iN i Re Gaicago Savan j biog ease“ ore “rest aeniends tie 6-ROOM rh ‘Mg basement; Close bat” —To wages. Few weeks completes, Cata- good condition ; jeally ew; aay log and 5) 1 offer-free. Molter * Barber College. Fargo; N Dak. See _FEMALE HELP. WANTED ‘WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Must be competent, Good onable; from postof! 3. rel easy terms. $4, .00. Bay 1.05% a, 83h Biy Bis 88% 864s gy Pe 6-ROOM. modern’ house, east trdnt;| Speculators For Advance Con- 4 wages. Apply at onec, _ well built for a home; newly decor: % 43% AS 43 425% { : ser St. Phone 022M. — SET OOS ated. $5,800.00 tinue in Control of Stock 461s 43", 46 AB's 4 . WANTED—A competent girl for gen-'y ‘ ad ove over at # mane ia eae : : 4 : § ” ad housework. Phone 902. 802 4-ROOM cottage, i “bar side; partly Market Today 1.06% 99 1.06% 1,06% 1.04% i; __ Ave. 1 paeeeees: 306.00 arn; 125 foot 1 1.03% aL 1 1.09 , 4 Ts .| New York, Aug. 2—(AP)—Specula- 15.80 17.20 ‘15.65 15.30 ba to agg ene ait side; clog, in; | ndé contidued incon. 15.80 17:20 16.72 = 15.32 market despite the * ra it tet fete marking up of the cail money to Sper} Sek Pe 1580° 1008 Saa cen jictions i er: va lok is big > paket emer 6-ROOM house, east front; moderns] of good business in the second halt of] Bellies— ties ieee and a 6 room, unfurnished, with garage. $4,200.00. the year, coupled with the publication ept. 35 8.35 18.20 18,10 18.10 heat and water. For sale: ? room 5-ROOM bungalow, cust front; mod] of favorable earnings reports by sev- onda ern; basement, garage; just..off|eral railroads and industrial com| — paving 3 apick and span; built for] nies stimulated the domand for stac higher on kinds exactly fitting east- a home. with commission houses reporting a] orn “orders light Ls ' yearlings desirable 7-ROOM . house; Taal front; be Se norenee 1 valle sete: Tight heifers and fat cows 15@26 cents trees; mice part of city. $4,200.00. Motors were again the spectacular higher heavies medium bully sharing “78 feat lot onnnsite bated »* School, hdd 905, Cora 8. Mc- Lean, after 6 p. m. FOR —6-room modern house, 2 large bed rooms, suitable ‘for one: or two. families, full basement, to »’ south front, water, sewer, bath and POSITION WANTED prompt service guaranteed. Above 129 in expectations of « stock] 2° cents higher; mixed yearlings carly furnace for $4,000, on terms at. 18] HOOKKEEPDR WANTED -permancnt| BUILDING LOTS--If the lot. youl dividend and a sizeable cach extra at 10.50; best heavies 9.70; vealers 11.0 4 qrrondway—Geo. M. Register. _| "position if satisfactory. File appli-| want is not on my: very complete] the mecting of directors next week. @12- bast a shee carpe Ney ] FURNISHED Apartment-- Two large] ‘cation. Address Box 535, Bismarck,| list, I will get.it for,yew if for sate.| Hudson, Mack Trucks, and others in jeep fat lambs \etea rooms, closet and kitchennete with| ND. THE’ REAL: ESTATE BUSINESS has| that group also received fresh buying *t"m; no westerns sold; early sales large screened in porch. East) POSITION .WANTEI Tak teat Nij-iwo room furnished| modern in Overy respect, full co Terms to re-| Southern Railway attaining new peak u changed; in } FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW, modern 1 full basement, room in basement, i rn enel furnace heat, hard maple floors, closet; furnished tor" ‘Tigtre house-| | two bedrooms. s. Sale price $4,000, keeping or sleeping rooms; in. all modern house at very reasonable] $1X ROOM, modern two story house, price. Call_485-R, south front, three bedrooms, full TWO NICELY furnished” rooms fot] basement, furnace heat, west end.| —< two, one room for one at 613 Third} Sale price $4,560. Terms. FOR SALE—About 18 tons 0! year, or longer. ' A vanion two to fit + five miles southwest of Bis-] The closing was strong. Many high POTATOES Private estin i erie Will sell reasonable. Jo-| priced shares were buoyant .hrough- Aug. 2—(AP)—Potatoes,| ® crop of 101,000 to 2,548, Y ._D. out the late trading. General Motors pts 141 éars; total U. S. ship: — with an average of 26 ion SALE—Large Hughes Hot-Point| CStended its gain to 8 pointa.with Du-| ments Saturday 441; Sunday 24; on] (™0 bushels Hectic Range, onl slightly used,| Pont following RAE track 198 ears: trading good, market| jhe" * mon joover Vacuum Cleaner in good] [9 q “stronger on sacks; steady on barrels; | 4U Bo0*| Woolworth and U. 8. Cast Iron, Pipe: Kansas and Missouri sacked. cobblers moved ahead at » rapid pace. Trad- : | ing in the low priced motors was fea-| /yo@ei5: Virgina barrels cobblers, y cencs down, a higher price for t Phone 869M. tiful lot. best location, a real bar- 1 <cd-houzg.| Baim Bt $5250. Terms. FOR RENT—Two furhished house] "I" *t * keeping rooms. in modern house at} ..., 118 Picst street, “Inquire at” 37] FIVE ROOM COTTAGE, furnace heat, north front, located near City park,| inet, 2 beds, 2 dressers, 1 library| strong to 15@25 higher; low cutters; 1 1 mixed durum 1 @1.62%,| at one time late in the session. Be table, 2 rockers, 1 davenport, 1} and cutters 3.00@3. bologna bulls paicy sample grade 64@ ish private reports on winter wh; Farewell phonograph, kitchen uten-| Strong, 4.5 few good grades ‘a and a big increase-in domestic sils, odd dishes, can fruit, 1 rug} 5.50; stockers and feeders strong to| Corn No. 2 yellow 86%@87%; 3 supply were the chief, repre A NEW BUNGALOW, five rooms and it by it nd, FOR RE! t—Well “furalaked room Boane Unit, caivalpaey” tpibeaisea with and closet. Ice fur- nished. PI a ea Sale price $5,200. Good é Ja OR RENT—Very desirable foom for 2 ladies. Board can be hed if de- it. ‘Hogs 10,500 opening slow; around: 256@50 Jower than last week's colse; MIN Re 160@250 ~ pound averages = 12.50@ f 12.75; heavier butchers down to 12.00; Wheat— FURNITURE FOR SALE—Sa, Sagless| or below, bulk packing sows 9.75@ Sept. spring, dregser, rocker. Sheep vokin 10.00 pigs 50 lower, mostly 12:00; H “ lined coat $2. . 601 Second street.|-erage cost Saturday 11.07; weight 288; ' Ry: Phone 1198: eet week 10.78 nd 2. ail 03%, 1.08% 1.0254 FoR" SALE—Thees ‘pieée ‘fumed oak jeep 900; generel ysteady; bulk 06% 1.05 leather set, library table and chif-| fat’ natives lambs 12.25@13.25; light Oats— flax seed a like amount. sired. . Phone 911. SIX ROOM BUNGALOW. Three large| ¥ : bedrooms, this entire house includ- FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. ing basement is in best of condition crn. Call afternoons after 1 p. m. and most modern, south front, near] Ms 5a] pared with futures. was carisg S22 the soft yeilow vu. truck tank. Write .care Tribune! the very lowest prices. No. 77. HEDDEN, REAL ESTATE A BUSINESS Position with good} ' OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT @12.88;" medium 12.10@13.50; light September 1.505%; icago, Aum: 2 FOR RENT—Dental office rooms,| packin 9.60@10.60; slaughter! formerly occupied by Dr. Kershaw, hg 1275@13.50, . Gate No 3 white Aiton standards 38 firsts 35@36; 8 extra fi onds: No Dak specially base; spots 10@15 Max No. 1, 47" @2.49 @26 yak. i a Cheese unchanged. 7S CALLED AT YOUR Sore IMON, \(_ BUT HAVENT. y : . NOW, WHAT HAVE © & OFFICE JOON MRAGUAN = Sor'ceunr eoy' |: ‘ ‘6 Ova: SWELL EVER DONE To DESERVE COULD TAKE YOUR. pee ieee SUCH SACRIFICES FROM ay sout THE FoLNs? | ; MEASUREMENT FORA | ( ‘ag ALREADY Vay vq a 7 » COUPLE BEEN TAKEN. os : ia OF New SuIre ) a i Yesterday Year Ago Open High Low Close tere; ima ossesaion: || Wheat— 5 $5.60 600.60. ms Umit pose HIT NEW aes op 143% 1.87% 1.4 1.43 1.39% 1.89% r-Roow mode hoes tiv leaks cet: IMM, 16744 . LATM) LAB 3 INSURANCE—fire, tornado, adtome- advance; stockers and feeders scarce, lb, Eur corn, 70 Ibs. 6 cents But Sandy And bile—in good’ companies with Becpoinie’ Ge amatuer soaring over! largely 6.00@7.00 out of first hand: PALL RAPIDLY ~ ail id at elicd Hal: Nein Gonnene saan —— i ry zo he si f ‘o) Private Estimates Say 1926 [ SANDY” | a re Salli at Seed cn ta Doug. aloud lots, family| Prove to be far above expectations in-| They waked down Kearny street. s cf corn indicated he ay. Oats went lower with whesi e average of private crop estimate: on. oats was 1,290,000,000 bushels oe| Pointed to the spot where Sandy had| The charge would. be chairs, kitchen table, kitchen cab-} lower; grassy ‘killing stock nnenenly | ember durum 1.4742@1.69!2; 2 durum| day after ruling 444@4% cents lower weakness the factor. September bar- ley was off 2 cents and September’ the wali. The door closed on him. wouldn't see the Douglas Cash wheat again had @ mixed tone, with some’ reporting spfings un- changed and some. lower. Spring im this cot last night and the night had been done. wheat offerigns were light and appar- ently were largely unchanged, com- Winter ‘wheat ! | thou; ox mis mother—of Sandy( died; entered hix office, shot ‘hi Barley was slow and easy with oc-, st on’ a stool and said kindl ul Mi haven Le Lda school, low terms. Sale price $5,250.| _fonier._ Call 573. nd handyweight fat ewes 6.50@7.00.! 4 At 40% ties, and) firm Sou streneiifone choice, 9rd FOR ight housekeeping] Terms. reso aeet WICAGO LIVESTOC a ire “ rooms and garage to Fight party by — "AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES | «., CHICAGO LIVESTOCK eae aah Nie storts, with of-j tened August 1st, Phone S76W. | a peaurigUlsHOME, with fireplace, For SALE—One 1026, Dodge Tour; 250, 2 aoa eye cee ES OR RENT — Four rooms over|’ four bedrooms, hot water heat, tage: ralgrome rere pom igh ord oe eeeres i arles : steady ‘premiums, declined 1 c |) ig Knowles Jewelry store. Apply to} hardwood floors and trim, laundry’ ster, and coeres Bug: Alt cars| *trongweight butchers mostly 15 to| Sept. x 68 .66'2 66" | Outs were easy to 4 lower. \ F. A. Baowien. j-,.-| room garage, south front, best of] Ota very low to. sell quick. Lock. | 28 cents off sharing butchers decline;} Dec 69% 69% 68. 68 | Rve was auict and steady. " ROOM FOR RENT—Nice comfortable] location. Sale price $9,000. Terms. Driced Xery low to sell quick, Lock | literal ‘supply in day's receipts | —_______ a room in modern home. Very clos |. -_— 800 Main St. 3 *| 13.65 paid for 150 to 170 pound r=} _._ MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN casional sales 1 cent lower within the \ a THIS AGENCY has many most desir. see bulk, desirable, hogs: i rk gy pla gem a pet j FOR RENT- ‘in new is “Ty NTED 0 pounds down 50; mar- receitps cars compared to 35 laxseed was steady. } FOR RENT--Attractive roe in new) “able properties on its list qjher|____WORK WANTED _| 710 pounds considerably improved year ago. Cash: ' No. 1 northern 1.58% —nodetn home Phone $82 .0F 104) than those: advertised. This list is{TRAOTOR ENGINEER wants. work) fet nate yolk wale te SOT moon Bente eee Ne. northern sprig “FARGO BUTTER. BUSINESS CHANCES open to: you for inspection at any! running engine. Have had 7 years) butchers 11.75@12.65; bulk medium choice to fancy 1.64%@167%; good| Fargo, Nv D ‘AP)—But- R SALE AT ONCE—A time, it being our pleasure to give} successful experience operating] and light weight packing sows 10.00@ to choice L61%%@1.64%;, ordinary. to packing Fo AT ONCE—A - compicte d, honest, quick service.) and repairing large and small trac- A vf i io bulk off station including one 16.| you. goed. qi : we 1430; heavies downward to 9.73 und good L38%@1.61%; No. 1 hard spring 000 gallon tank,.one 10, lon is agency ‘has Joan connections to} tors. Large rig preferred. Write! below; few desirable slaughter pigs 1.64%@1.6 1 hard dark Mon- tanks unloading poe bo ape | help you pay cashand, thereby get] Ralph J. Murphy, Iroqu ._Dak.|'13.25¢1'.50; heavy weight hows 11.60 ~~ @150%%: to are ¥ (AP)—Butter low. 12,90@ 13.65; light light 13.00@13.65 er; receipts 12,719 tubs; creamery ex- pay is certain when you have the suitable for apy kind of an office.| Cattle 17,000: meral steer trade; Barley 59@68. ‘ a Eges higher; receipts 18,486 cases; training. Helpful book sent free| "Nine vain porns Cliy Setting. | Inquire City National Bask, Bis-| lower: uneven; “market largely 'an| Rye Np. 21.05% @1.03%, firsts 2712@2844; ordinary firsts 2512 American Business College, Fargo,] webb Block. Phone marck. ‘aij over, Keit! visible} ly. “A jnice, soft bed to think it} the stove on a cold night and did ing in-| over on.” his drawing—as he stood up, tired, CHICAGO GRAIN p th tears might snot creep: from a Chica , Aug. 2—(AP)—ash wheat} Mer lids, “Judy—F ved 1401-12} No hard 1404s leave Develas sione. 1 coal vist ei hs n in those eyes of his aad 1} corm No.2 mixed 84%; No. 2 yel:| the end Js soldat have tile wie 1 low sees A Segal ite anh ead; 8 atnents have ay et ith Ramon. Oh Na. 2 white 4 jo. surely, ave. white alc@es. ; yon Ta bitten: Jade, Sm go atye. Nov quoted. - Saet to be. better. Why a ‘it ai ime 6@: Lay Barley 65@i4. chy vet much longer re than fi 1 thought— Timothy seed 5.78@6.76. Clover seed 20.0@2v.: | Cash lard 15.15, 4 Judith looked at the elowinie’ eyes; Ribs 15.78; the red hair fe Pp wave | Bellies tate, over. the i rou: ne rehoad, 7 iow = diffrent from ‘the dear, vlithe* Esundy who used to co breezing into the BISMARCK .GRAIN in unexpected Sat- (Furnished by Russell-Miller Co.) in all sr ck and Bismarck, aoe 2 lit\'» throaty laughs, | No. 1 dark northern. How wondrous Judith had fancied | No. 1 northern spring it must be to walk so—to have ail No. 1 amber durum. that eee chatter rippling at her No. 1 mixed durum. lips; to be so arrogant with mex. end No, 1 red durum. 4} love; so careless with ‘her kisses. wer 2 bd a How wondrous to be Sandy with the No. 2 lj dazzling future that should surely No. 1 rye.) come to one so audacious—such @ Dark hard wi thrill to look upon. Hard winter Hastily Judith took the cup. quote but’ do hot handic the! Sandy repeated: “Why does it ae me so Be) to get better, Jude? Some days I feel great—and today, a0 not so grea Speltz, per cwt, stoves BO] “Because you worry, Sandy. Hal SHELL CORN’ says you're not to think of w thing 8 71] except happy things.” + 69) “Oh, Judith! 66] “And you're much —hetter——" S 61) From the far end of the room Judith U cent per pound discount under 65 | repéated: ver so much better.’ day Hal Hume became more uneasy. } bearemane grea He was afraid the wound had lit up | @————__—_—__ ig tan old ‘inflammation. Three days | Give him another smash-——” i "i support. natives 13.60@13.75; some held high- Wheat Will Judith winced. | Every time, she front, down stairs. Call at reat) cashier or bookkeeper, 6 sats Serelongti tote sc he oataahe ahead iBtendy buying of the railroad op ae ORY tal ores ‘eoo@ine: pra et agg areas thoy ono nage Bei tust eet a 1 Oey eat tones: ae Re tee et wane 2 perience, Address 91, Tribune. TRAC group to he highest level inaver ictions feeder lambs steady within ve Expectations witardry draw the name of Sandy| God—how Rall this ber Tage, (Smell payment dow Sachets, Pechra Mrvenitie Teepe aca i wate) At 9 orclock Meager said, “Let’s| The had b ifixi monthty paphistes eta very’ sem FOR SALE traffic and curnings furnished the| : wpliticago, | Aug. 2—(AP)—Private| | At 9 o'clock wer scald, “Let’s| The moth had been a crucifixion sonable price. ‘See ‘Biull Bobby og —— SALE—i6 jly| basis for the advance, with New York| MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR einer Tre ee eit | _crhreslor thoy) want GUL. ieplimerll AG etety aes eee be Pho 1 A NEW BUNGALOW, with east font} and Pennsylvania balloon casings,| Central, Baltimore and Ohio and} Minneapolis, Aug. 2—AP)—Flour| Wheat yield in the United. States will hem went out together.| had happened. A month Douglas was held in jail. 7 i . He knew where the: were takin; in a whisper Judith wouldn't yi lete basement, Muller furnace,| Dakota Auto} prices for 1926. patents quoted at 8.90@9.20 a barrelj duced heavy selling of wheat today Hh 4 y [3 en in a whisp vo ie apartment for. light howsekeeping.| Pic's maple floors, Five rooms and| _ Sal si Buble wtiitieg lao were taken on| fn oud cotton vac; shipments him—foreing ‘him to walk between save "Charged with murder” But 5 i "py te F e box, nice lawn, low} re scale, the sharp ee in! 52 xd , ‘ We " : we , children. Phone 1145-M. ete eed ectas rice $4,100. ‘Terns, MacileE ete we ca varus somo of the local gas stocks being at- 100@24.00. eraged 50,000,000 busheis more thant, They stood at the comer of Thitd}ed to-find herself sitting bolt up- F FOR RENT-—-Furnished apartmenis, pedal steers. High grade cattle, J, E,| *ociated with merger rumors. “Bull”| « | was the case a month ago, with the | rae Gee fre chong beg Bt Ae es one a ace val ar ‘ ground floor. | Very private $35.00-1 on ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW| Chesak, 12% miles Southeast” of peais apparent convinced atthe CHICAGO POULTRY changed, "Unotticlal torecatennt coln| and steadfastly eurveyed them. | thes her lite were aesings Muy: FOR RENT—Modern 5 room houve| full basement, furnace heat, ‘hard- = orary, continued to mark up a num-| Chicago, Aug. 2—-(AP)—Poultry| production turned out buliteh, ‘Meager said, “Was it windy last|der—oh, my God—murder!” August 8th. 8S. W. Corwike: Paone wood floors, garage, nice lawn, east id ely of specialties in which favorable! ‘live firmer; receipts nine cars; Wheat closed weak. 3% to 4% cents| Monday night, Mr. Keith?” And she would press her hands po genie i front. Sale price $3,700. Easy! new hand power). A baegatn, Also} dividend developments are believed to fowls 2: springs 33; broilers 2614] net lower, corn at % at 1 cent ad-| > awer Q rouehly ther. Of course: they —— —————— | terms, «brand new copper boiler and fruit] be pending. More than a score issues! @30; turkeys 34; roosters 18; ducks] vances. oats varying from 4 cent de- marheed him back and forth,| didn’t mean it. It was just to foree i- ae ee jars. Call at 608 Seventh St. North.| touched their highest Prices of the’ 2 20. cline to 1% cents gain, and pro-|*S though awaiting someone's ap-| him--make him confess— uddenly they went into the build-|day after day. And his mother im- They took the elevator to Ra-| plored him to tell what he knew—- n Worth's office. oh, didn’t he know something? Tell Meager shook the knob. A jani-| it, then—-tell it to case her tortured d, shuffling —stealthily.| soul, you here last Monday! All this proved to Judith’s desper- . Keith.” ate hope that the charge was just pushed him into the room.|an effort to bring out the facts. smissed. | proach. They brought his mother there i Moe rtociiee ain te datek Gy heaty Gusing ct Nanew 44 000,000 bushels less thana month | fallen. ‘They re-enacted the scene.|For a whole month Judith had Lenhart, care Ci i ‘ They ‘asked him who had fired the|prayed this. She had knelt hours housekeeping room, at 622 Third! g1x ROOM modern two story home.! Bismarck, Mesa eee OF CARLOT SALES Srbeweislouh’ crete (penretee thullet found imbedded in the wall;| praying with an insane fervor. The Te m Riverview addition, basement £4. con SALE—AG once sectional book- LEER RTS | Minneepeliay Aw (AP)—Range| ger receipts of hogs than expected. |#8ked him if he remembered that| idea! Douglas charged with mur- FO. —One neatly furnis! room| | rage, immediate ‘possession, Sale) (49° sewing machine and. ‘type- PAUL LIVESTOCK lof carlot grain sales: Wheat No. 1 eas: window above Ramon's desk and if No one would believe shim and good garage, at reasonable’ price $5800. ‘Terms. era aa Ecsite ae ack aro Se of, dark northern 1.60 @ 1.73; Sat No. tl prices MUCH LowEn e'd noticed the shade up or do no one in al) the world, bes ee ee table boarders wante — A,)—Cattle 2,900; fat y arlings irorttiont’ 2 3 dark nor- ON MILL CITY MARKET. They kept him there till 11 o'clock. are oe eae cete street SEVEN ROOM modern two story FURNITURE FOR SALE moderate supply; _yeal tully thern 1.51% @1.61%; 2 dark hard win-| | Minneapotis, Aug. 2—(AP)—Wheat| | Then they made GC RNG sia SORE aes FOR RENT—Pleasant weil furnished] houso, and. garage. furnace he for” SALES dining “coom ‘table,| steeds; several loads carly 916@) ter 1.00%: 1 hard spring 1.67%4@| futures had «bud spill today, » those of steps. " tomorrow they would choose men to ae ladgeelicoc’ 308 Bigktn’ St hardwood floods downstairs, beau-|' buffet, 6 dinner chairs, 2 kitchen| 10.15; matured steers slow, talking) 1.731 ter 1.41@1.45%; 2] finishing 354 @% cents lower for the| Sent his fists smashing against the| try him—twelve men. And these men vo of them. wouldn’t see the bonny Jad ‘Judith “You'll have a chance to think it] had spied on as he dried the dis! Meager said snecring-| for Em—as he bronght a table near 2, i: 26 higher; bulk 5@6.50; better’ mixed 82. Oats broke % cent desnite| They took him into the cagelike| running a hand through the slick, FOR RENT—A nice small room suit-| home in A No. 1 condition. Sale ai sins tis Brosdvasn Phens| geades up to 7.00 or more. SE Gate private estimates, but hada clevator in the Hall of Justice. brown hair, surveying his work, show- able for one. Close in. Gentleman| | PFice $3.900. ‘Term ‘Calves 2,700; 50 lower; good lights; Oats No 4 ; fair comeback. September rye broke]. Down 4 narrow stone corridor] ing it delightedly to his mother with , preferred. 415 Fourth st. Phone a| mal. 10. Flax No. 1, 2.50@2. 1% cents and December 2 cente, wheat| iton walls of cells. A metal door "Smart boy, this som of 115: ~ opening. A cot like a slab against He had a notion to go up. and guar knew. But a stubborn pound on it madly—kick against outh, whose fineer prints were He wondered what bum had slept{ found’ in the room. where. murder A hardened before. He said to himself hy: hl positively identified by erically: “Good God—” as the man who entered He sat on the edge of the cot. He s office on the night Ramon and Judith. Their images went away some wounded through his mind. He lis-] And now callously presumed to lie o sounds in the next cell] out of it all. someone cursed foully. These were the things that would Tt became cold. He paced up and| be told of Douglas. down, After midnight the door opened. Oa ohas i A fine, big-faced fellow entered. Hi Judith went to the door, looking down over trees to the distant, sil- ‘knew you weren't asleep, lad, 1 ‘aced bay. The hills were blue want to tel! you something. If vou impalpable, mellowing into the Re, | didn’t Worth, and I ‘half believe you didn't, you ought to tell what middle of March—she thoorht happened. “This silence is going Douglas Ul. She against. you. = Think what it will mean to your mother—it will just She about finish a fellow’s mother to| *xw -ihion with the dark, *haxel eyes have a thing like this brought] that she couldn't quite bear to look against her only son—" He went on] in because they ruled her so—with talking like thi these young. fighting eyes grown When he left Douglas lay on the| desperate. Saw him with the young, cot and cried. manly chin grimly set. Shea had « The next night the grand picture in her thoughts of him when met. The indicted Doug'as K be sometimes talked so emphatically for the murder of Ramon Worth, through shut teeth. § laughed when he got v this and that, But now fancying ‘him so, she leaned despondently against the door. Tears rushed to her eyes. She e's not been able to.” thought: “His life is ruined—just ‘A whole month, Jude? Hejruined . . .” should surely be better by now.” Suddenly she recalled the way he “He was very ill. And the flu is} looked on New Year's Eve as ‘he treachcrous. Hal won’t let him take| came ‘dashing down the hill. a chance. He won't let ‘him drive|so snappy in his tux with the-tal- this far. It was only yesterday ho} cum glistening on his face. He liked went out—and then just for half an|» fittle shine. That's what he said. hour.” She recalled the insistent note in “Strange, Judith, that he became! his voice when he sai ‘Aw, come ill the very day after he brought me] on, Jude—be a sport, Judy daeling, Chapter 103 “Why doesn’t he come to sce me, .| here. I think that’s such a coinci-} and come along.” id there was dence. Judith, would you lie to me| x chummy tenderness in his about it? You seem so awfully wor-| fool age me Wouldn't I worry that he’s illand} She tried to imagine this: Doug- you're ill?” las as he would look in a’ cell— “Oh, I don’t know, Jude. I have/as he would look in a courtroom such dreams. I dream people saw] charged with the murder of a man. him carrying me awa; T dream! But when she did this her heart they have him pushed in @ corner] seemed to swe'l and burst. It and they say to him: “Where it) seemed to choke her. she! She's to blame! He killed him-} She lay stiffly awake. She wrung self for her. Give her to us! her hunds and whispered. thrente: “Other times I dream: men come| ingly: “God can you let this. be? tp behind me softly. I don't hear] All that next day she was beside jthem or sce them. All of a sudden] herself. She went to the kitchen «| they” shout: 0 prepare Sandy's lunch and. stood t “Murdereas! You killed them!” leaning against the wall, Then I see: Douglas dead and Ramon her cheeks pressed there. ‘She kept hurrying to the door. From two o'clock she kept going to the. door. But Hal Hume ‘never ec: until n tape Saath th ought: six. He brought the evening er. 8 more ie ae t| Judith took these into. the kitchen them and: burned them mak- yee ey {ns ure that Sandy wouldn't find em. hela i pagd of warm milk and vee At five o'clock «he told Herself: 1 ged gue be “He. may. . come. easlio indy. looked at ‘her sad] on want to tell mie wha' <Diet ing ‘care of men dude?” Yor! © es 4 down:'the ‘toad. ere taking. care of me.. Jude e longed te run ee see? Tt just bretks your - ames’ The. sorta face looked ear.” “Ob, Sandy . . . remember I've j adored 708 *hiwaye. From the first, inte we Perhaps decpuse were ie anit maha I weuld have Ji to teat = a million years age,’ Hd anvthing. happened. fen’t it vata T've always Peer # You don't know how sual it’in' te Tie here and aed) rats iy whote ee ged pes lewis, dtaw- ing: Pieime th ble $855 8772 a2a? SSS =F