The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 28, 1930, Page 6

AND SYNOPSIS: Saxely Grannock dccs not know that Hallie Elos- more, nurse, who biinded him by decerting him during a cru- cial treatmont, and Rose on- aldine, the girl he loves but has never scen, are the same person. It is feared the knowl- cdge would be too much of a chock to him. Hallic actual nct to blame, having been de- tained by Lester Broon, Gran- ncck’s half-brother while drunk. Lester, determined to win Hal- lie, threatens to tell Grannock the scceret unless she marries him. Mrs. Barthclomew, an ec- centric old woman, has told Halliec her real name is Con- aldine and that her father was Clem Conaldine, cuspected mur-. | derer. Hallie ppear: Leater hires a private detec to hclp find her. Grannock is in Baltimore for further eye trcatment. In New York another Rese Conaldine also is told her father was the suspected mur- dercr, and that she is heiress to a $50,000 a ycar, income. She mcits Lester by chance and falls in leve with him. Then, Mr. o Porle, a lawyer and her guard- ian, tells Rose he has found she has no right to the fortune be- cause che is the daughter of Clem Conaldine by a weman other than his wife. Chapter 25 and A WAY OF ESCAPE “Y our ble s mine. , to a minor exte: I can only tr made no check.” The room wa. Rose—round and “I've spent ne panted. “I'm ¢ it “Most “But al years and voice ri to steady being twe be twenty 50! ngs—" Rose to hysteria ar this about om de- hanage? ceived you?” 0. No. No. That is mot the point, my poor Rose. (Muir’s child, | by the way, was ch; dys). It is only latel lable account of Co has come into my hands “But you were invi months and montk “Why, I was twent tober and or weeks ago that you identity torily established and by that time I'd got so sick of waiting and not knowing first thing about who ose oc- of my last a couple said that it's to a private detective,” | gaid Rose furiously, “and asked him ‘_ to find out all about me.” : “I am afraid,” said Mr. Perle gravely, “that that will be looked ‘ upon as a proof that you could not have had a genuine belief in being ‘ Roge Conaldir “Looked upon by who?” “By the law,"” said Mr Rose stared at him “But—but—but I didn't know I hadn't a right to the money! isn't as though I'd stolen it was you made' the mistal ~you who gave it to me! “All that would have to be prov- ed,” said Mr. Perit. “And in any Perle. g ‘ case, whether you are held to be| an innocent party or not, ev DANCI _ STUDIO Ballroom and Plastic Dancing lessons will be given by young lady, ex-pupil of Ballerina Symnova. Studio will open Nov. 3, 1930, at A. B. Hall Apply for enrollment at Apt. 4, Triangle Building every afternoon. i e —_—— EQUESTRIANISM, ADAGIO-DANCING, HE ROSE &) IN THE DARK had been—heen satisfac-| HMPR/! |F THE TWIG 15 ANY. INDICATION OF THE TREE SHELL NEVER RIDE VOCALISM ! not be defrauding anyone known to repeated Rose. doub cooed Mr. ecide that your moral j llows you to re- | main of the—ah— of Rose Conaldine, you penny that you have spent will have | . unded “I can't understand it even y Some of Rose’s native wit w: ginning to return to her. “How did you ever come to mistake me for— for Rose Conaldine?” ree to refund me the heavy e of your early years. I to be re “How much is that?"” “I should say—" and Mr. Perle’s ones became almost incredibly musical—"I should say that twenty housand a year for—shall we say, twelve years?—would cover it. Does t I must explain i . When Clem his hat policy commend itself to you, jo as I Rose?” [ you lless. His wife, C tol “ véaPiane answered. ;s nd consulted us. We di he had not meant to agree. Not, know where Conaldine ‘at any rate, without argument, for with the woman Muir. |she knew well enough that this swindler and a | “The one small ice we were|sleek man was a able to render his wife was to re-|liar and a fraud |lieve her of a certain embarras: And then, a ment. You will remember that one|had said “ye of Conaldine’s inventions m other things. |a wide demand. gn | 1 hang was just beginning to be taken up|I'll give you by—ah—manufacturers of hard-|think I don't re and Mrs. Conaldine was find- You dirt ine: bly as she e was now saying | on to the money and share. But don't | ¢ you for what you| nis—a pur | {ing it m and more hunnh.\m‘.g;d)rly. dirty t—' to have to confess to these men|(Copyright, 1930, by Roy Vickers) | that she could not even ard | 181 |their letters to her husband, as she Where is the rightful heiress {lacked his address. We to the Conaldine fortune? Read ito tal respondence er tomorrew's chapter. ‘ {out of th the result - e { |that, w egan to sell y | {in large quantities, we—the firm u:,DIDN T LEAVE A |Parle. Kev were madse trus-| \tees of fortun: | “But then how in the world— you must have known who was go- 111:2 to get it—!" SINGLE AILMENT | “One mome t! While the manu-| “For three years I suffered with| {facture )¢ no moreja rheumatic or neuritis condition {than the ry inquiries, | Indigestion, constipation and head- C with whom we had ¥ tr | flas wanted for the red. Time passec that began to he wanted man for his 3 meanwhile a ¢ in ) prof pr V= accumuiate was held in ailed Lol chi af we re-| 2 cheap, of note 1g a cheap, | * : aper. On it, an had written a omed hand e in pencil there's a lot of my new aches worried me and I was weak being sold for high if you want to s justice |and rundown—until I started Sar- e there’s my kiddie in the Sarah |80D. This medicine ended ‘every Sidley Home her mother’s dead|dilment I had; there is not a pain in my body and T'm in splendid land buried but yowll find the kid casy enough if you ask for the one|health. g o1 that was in the Lettington train| ‘‘Sarson Pills reconditioned my 8 Rty e Vo [liver and regulated me perfectly. crash with her mother. It’s risk ;i | g . They act as easy and natural as ne writing to you but I'd the have something she was a with blue eyes though 1't put her above—" Rose turned the sheet. ‘There | was nothing. Then she noticed that nature itself.”—Mrs. Ella S. Vought, 556 Comonwealth St., Los Angeles. Butler-Mauro Drug Co., Agents. —adv. e WHIST PARTY Ithe left-hand edge of the paper o was jagged, as though the OMher} .y, tnird of the series of Whist ‘?m‘uvol the sheet had been tOrh|pa.ties will be given by the Re- e ! . |pekans in 1. 0. 0. F. Hall Wednes- | It came to us in that conmuon_. day evening, October 29th. Refresh- jexplained Mr. Perle, retrieving if.}ments, good prizes. Admission 50 & most unfortunately, away|cents. Everybody welcome. adv. bu S s the matter was on | i up by Mr. Kevern. He made| pell E. Sheriff, Alaska’s Tuner. {perfunct inquiries, assuming|Telephone Cliff Apartments. adv. ‘blmmy that Conaldine, in this scrap| — lof a letter, referred to his legal |wife and her child, Rose. Mr. Kev- lern asked me, on my return, to take FIRE ALARM CALLS {you fro he Y ave you [ocuesios: and svon whus ts hovatial] | 1) S SRR Ly 4 Front and Franklin. | necessary, on your coming of age, Front, near Ferry Way. |to produce proofs of your identity Front, near Gross. Apts. |and so forth, it did not occur to Y Front, opp. City Whart. Front, near Saw Mill. Front at A. J. Office. Willoughby at Totem Gro- cery. 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cash Cole's Barn. Front and Seward. Front and Main. Second and Main. Fifth and Seward. }mn that the very fact that you were |just twenty-one made it impossible you should be Conaldine’s child his wife." { Rose foreed her dry lips to frame a question. | “What am I to do?” | “There is a way out,” he said. She was trembling violently. ST 38 s—Conaldine’s heiress |has never been found. There does Fire Hall. not appear to me to be any means| Gastineau and Rawn Way. of finding her.” | Second and Gold. “You mean—that—she—needn't Fourth and Harris. know. If I—ke2ep this money—she! Fifth and Gold. needn't know?” v Fifth and East. “I do not see that she can ever| possibly know | | Rose's face twitched. She under- stood him well enough. “You are, you say, heavily in debt to the Conaldine fortune. It would mean years of slavery—one can call it little else—if you were forced to pay the debt. 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