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WT THE DAILY REGISTER, HARRI8BURG, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1949 Bum Death baby. today home was destroyed Adams of the Chain- said 1 Vliaiiu'" reach 1 pl 1 1 UK- structure- (l a Burns any fuel EFFICIENTLY! Lowranoi XLI What happened? The buildings?" Bea Cosgrove looked down the him and the blast. "You put the mate ashore for my sake, didn't you? You thought I might be in danger." "I am not smart," Oak said. "You have discovered that already. I made sure no dynamite was planted as had been threatened by those who wanted length of her two arms, into the woman's face.

She could look beyond too. to the swirl of dark water. "I'ull us up! Pull us," Bea called. "We're sliding!" Sht- could hear renewed struggle as Nona tried to obey. "Did you kill them?" Harding demanded.

"1 killed them." JIabel said. "She knows why." Suddenly the light flipped from Harding's grasp. Bea heard Nona yell, "Atta boy! Now grab her!" Bea felt fingers close tightly around her ankles. Slowly, she and were being pulled to safety. SHKINEKS INVADE CHICAGO--A Shriner Noble from Detroit's Moslem Temple goes into a wierd some appropriate music.

The fun loving Shriners are in Chicago for the (NEA Telephoto) dance as his, friends play annual convention. Cooper Rites At Eldorado Thursday The funeral of Viola Cooper who died in Detroit Sunday night, will be held Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at the First Baptist church in Eldorado. The Rev.

H. Moore will conduct the services by carrier boy. the funeral. Heating System or o.l with virtually the etlicieiicy as single- purpudi- furnaces, and also burns coal conveniently and cleanly. We'll make quick change-over for you any time with U-nnox gas or oil burners made specifically for the Auto- Fyte.

See it today! LENNOX HUB'S UBBT KAHOFACTURfRS EJttMlS Of MM UUTIN6 SWIMS STAIN'S TIN SHOP 17 Church Phone 923 and burial will be in Wolf Creek cemetery. The body has been returned to Rurioft In the Martin funeral home where it DU'ieu III will 156 in state until the hour a Cemetery HONOLULU, Hawaii, July Dailv Recister 25c a week U.R)--War Correspondent Ernie me Udiiy Ktgisier a knied fay Japanese mac hine I blocked his title fight hopes tern- be buried today alorfgside two un known soldiers in a new army cemetery. The services for the United Features Syndicate and Scripps- Howard newspaper columnist will PACKAGE GOODS Buy your package goods in all your favorite brands at Cat's Package 4 miles north of Eldorado on route 142 the same old Cal who has served you at Harrisburg, Carrier Mills, and Pittsburg. We always treat you right. 's Package Store 4 Miles North of Eldorado Juneb said huskily, ''Bea choose death to--my love.

It was easier to blame Harding." "I hated him wtU," Oak said. "For the needless death of my younger brother I had persuaded to come here to work. Blame and hatred. We are stupid, and fearful. And we must face too, this difficult Henry Harding.

Is he in love with you?" Bea said slowly, "He trusts me. He hunts a dead mother among the women of the world." "So. And you will tell him who venge on Harding, whiskey. He was you are? You will toll him tho uth?" I don't know, Be don't know." When something burnt, tt'i the solid or liquid substance --it's the vapor that the ftamt consumes. A piece ot wood, tor doesn't catch tire until heated to the point where vapor given ott.

Cosgrove." She made it sound like a curse. She pulled back her free hand, swung and hit Bea heavily on the bridge of the nose. Bea winced with pain. Tears filled her eyes. "I'll sleep," Mabel said.

"I'll rest." The strong grip on Bea's Wrist was gone. i By the time she could see again the sunlight of open air was bright in her eyes. The dripping figure that held her was Miguel Oak. "What were you trying to do?" Oak demanded fiercely of Harding. "Let Miss Cosgrove slide to her death too? re- I forgot the not himself when he drank.

Well, he is dead." "You didn't trust me," Bea accused. "You thought I had killed Lilly Warren." "I was near the cave," Oak said. 1 "I heard a shot. I hurried up and found Mrs. Warren dead.

I looked up toward the north end of the island. Just in time to get a glimpse of a nude woman darting into the gulley." "You came up the same way and found me tending the sheep. You couldn't tell the difference between Mabel Jones and me!" Miguel Oak laughed. "I only had a glimpse. I knew of your gun.

I found you tending the sheep." 9 9 "Now," Oak sighed. "I have decided to be a good fisherman instead of a bad and frightened lawyer. But as a lawyer, with high- placed friends I was able to find out some things about you." "What did you find out?" Bea MEMORIAM In memory of Joe Dennis Taborn. who passed away three years ago, July 18,1946. We do not forget you, nor do we intend.

We think of you often and will to the end; Gone and forgotten by some you may be, But dear to our memory you ever will be. Sadly missed by his wife, Mrs. Mary Taborn, children and grandchildren. I be simple. Three soldiers who died in World War- II will be buried at the same, time.

They are: Pvt Francis A. Riese of Massillon, Lt. William A. Sylvester of Bakersfield, and Pvt. Bruce A.

Mitchell of Seattle, Wash. Among the honorary pallbearers for Pyle will be four wartime cor-" respondents in the Pacific--Dan IMcGufre and Joe James Custer, i formerly of the United Press; Wes- i ley Edwards, formerly of the 'Co- jlumbia Broadcasting system; and Erickson of the Associated Press. I The new cemetery in the shadow of Diamond Head will be the rest- Miguel lowered Bea to her feet. "No." Harding said. "But don't you see we had to know for sure! We had to hear Mrs.

Jones' confession It's the only way it could be made right for the rest of us." "Mabel?" Bea asked. "She's dead," Harding said. "We'll never find her body. She made her choice. It was the best Oak let out a long way Miguel breath.

His voice was soft, yet flat when he said, "There is a in the cove. It is bad, the surf, but it will be worse soon." ing place for World War II. 12,000 heroes of Children and Tuberculosis Scientific evidence does.not fy the belief that children born oi tuberculous parents have a hereditary susceptibility to the disease. George Bascombe, Mollie Agnes Firth met them at trail. Fred "We didn't after all," have to George and the bury said.

"Mollie went down to fasten on a rope, and when she was so busy stripping off his money belt the body rolled off the ledge into the surf." Mollie Stark clutched the canvas money belt to her full breasts. "It's mine. It's all mine. I earned it." Nona went to George Bascombe asked. Oak said, "Your high-placed friends brought pressure on the Lonely Hearts Matrimonial and Correspondence Club to include you in the list sent to Henry Harding.

'Include a Miss Bea Cosgrove. She will make certain there is no monkey business'." Bea shrugged. "Near enough." "It would not have done," Miguel Oak went on, "for you to have used your full name. Bea Cosgrove Martin. Wife of Jim Martin, who had a -detective agency, a piece of worthless land and no faith in living.

Land which belonged to his wife. A life which he refused to realize belonged to her also. When he failed in what he felt he should be able to do, he robbed you of i life." "Leave Jini out of Bea. said. "Jim's I shouldn't have left him alone: I he -could learn to stand-' alone' if I wasn't there to lean "I did not-know him," Miguel and put her arm around him.

She said, "Come on. Let's get to the boat. All of us." "There will be the need of several trips," Oak said. "You go on ahead. We will follow.

Miss Cosgrove should move slowly." They moved so slowly they were soon alone. "Tell me," Oak said. Oak said. understand I know no man can -fully, another man's actions. To me he is-only a dead man.

And there are many of those. It was -you who brought worry to me. When I -first saw you on- the Simpatico I' knew it was hate that filled you. I recognized you for a kindred spirit." I could hot see why Jim woulc When depositing a check to your account, it is best to use a restrictive form of endorsement. This can be done by writing the words "For Deposit Only" on the back of the check and adding your signature.

Should a check endorsed in this fashion be lost in the mail, it could, not be cashed by a'dishonest person into whose hands it might fall. Endorse checks carefully. The First National Bank of Harrisburg RENOWNED HORSES COMPETE FOR PURSES AT THE BIGGEST SALINE COUNTY FAIR IN HISTORY PACERS RUNNING HORSES From for and wide Stables of Horses have arrived to compete for prizes at the Saline County Fair. These Horse Owners are proud of their horses. And below appears a compiled list of the Stables, where the horses raced, and racing times.

Don't miss seeing every thrilling, exciting day of racing! HARNESS HORSES HARNESS HORSES HARNESS HORSES STABLE: Gulley Stables, Harrisburg OWNER: David Gulley HOUSES: I'urdue Hal, pacer; record: raced grand ciruiit. Guy. trotter and pacer; record: 2:05 trot, 2:07 pace; raced grand circuit. STABLE: Holmes and Williams, Fairfield, HI. OWNERS: J.

B. Holmes and Hay Williams HORSES: Lorctta Mac Abbey, pacer; record: raced Ivirnmuat. unmtl circuit. What A Scott, trotter; record: inml at Fail-mount. Chestnut Guy, trotter; record: 2:09: raced at Fail-mount.

Illinois Gratton, pater: record: raced at FairmounL Abbey Mont- trotter; fini Altucr Stables, Rushville j. s. STABLE; OWNER: HORSES: Frisky Fellow, naccr; first start. Lcc Earl, pacer; record: raced at Fnirmount. May wood, Aurora, grand circuit.

Lr. Buckeye, pacer; record: raced at Fainnount, r.Iavwood. Aurora. Kings High, trotter; record: raced at Fairmount, Maywood, and Aurora. STABLE: Simmons.

Eldorado. OWNER: Herb Simmons HOUSES: Roman, trotter; record: raced circuit in "iM.on.sin. Tommy McWinn, pacer; record: raced -and (in nil. Lust Bliss, pacer; record: raced Srand circuit. ST McLaushlin, Carmi.

OWNER: Dan McLaughlin HORSES: I) Truax, trotter; record: 2:15. Our Queen, fust sjart. rencl1 Fairfield. OWNER: Bud French. SES: Miss Scotty Grattan.

pacer; record: raced circuit. Britches. pacer: record: raced circuit. J.ovedalc, pacer; first start. Judy Odcn, er; record: 2:14.

Jerry Mason, pacer; record: 1 lairmouiu, grand circuit. STABLE: Paul Pasley, Mt Vernon. OWNER: Paul Pasley HORSES: Whizwin. pacer; record: raced Louisville, Mt. Vernon.

Senator Sam, trotter. Rutherford Guy, pacer. Ermine's Dominion, pacer; record: 2:08. Bin K. Rotan, trotter; first start.

STABLE: Beasley, Eldorado. OWNER: Tom Beasley HORSE: Letha, first start. STABLE: Pool, Harrisburg. OWNER: Bob Pool. HORSES: Guy Happy Thoughts, trotter; record: raced at Fairmount, Paducah, Metropolis; winner of stake races at Ptducach and Metropolis.

STABLE: Earl Rotramel, Anna. OWNER: Earl Rotramcl HORSE: Lusty Bell, trotter; record: raced at Maywood, entered in 34 races last year. STABLE: Red Morris, Anna. OWNER: Red Morris. HORSES: Bright Scott, trotter; record: made track record on new Harrisburg track.

Walter Conley, pacer; record: 2:07. Singing Sam, trotter. STABLE: Rose, Salem. OWNER: Russel Rose. HORSES: Donald Ford, pacer; record: 2:10.

Mel Cash, pacer; record: 2:08. Betty Gates, pacer; record: 2:07. Doctor Tom, trotter; first start. STABLE: Willard. Eldorado.

OWNER: Elmer Willard HORSES: Captain Guy II. pacer; record: raced grand circuit. David Richard, pacer; first start. STABLE: Johnnie Guhy, Milburo, Ky. OWNER: Johnnie Guhy.

HORSES: Tom Kernel, pacer; record: raced all thru Illinois and Kentucky. Baby Peter, trotter; record: raced with Tom Kernel. STABLE: R. W. Garret, Owensville, Ind.

OWNER: R. W. Garrett. HORSES: G. Guy, pacer; record: 2:04.

E. Guy Dillon, first start. STABLE: Elmer J. Krietemeyer, Evansville. OWNER: Elmer J.

Krietemeyer. HORSE: Little Miss Helen, pacer; first start. STABLE: Gidcumb and Ward, Carmi. OWNERS: J. C.

Gidcumb and W. J. Ward. HORSES: Edgar pacer; record: 2:12. Lee You, trotter; record: 2:10.

STABLE: C. J. Moore, Sheridan, Ky. OWNER: C. J.

Moore. HORSES: Wesley Bertha Ann Scott, Spencer Todd, all first starters. STABLE: B. S. Bugg, BIythesville, Ark.

OWNER: B. S. Bugg HORSE: B. A. Axtien, pacer; first start.

STABLE: McPherson, Hollywood, Calif. OWNER: Paul McPherson. HORSES: Lillokid, pacer; record: raced throughout United States with numerous wins and honors. Visalia Abbe, pacer; record: featured In the movie, "Great Dan Patch." Dr. C.

L. Woolard, Galatia. OWNER: Dr. C. Woolard.

HORSES: Refreslunent Time, pacer; record: raced grand circuit Georgia Tass, trotter; record: raced grand circuit. STABLE: Bill Morgan, Farrington, Ky. OWNER: Bill Morgan. HORSES: Captain Abbey, pacer; first start. J.

B. D. pacer, record: 2:08. Silversmoke, trotter; record: 2:08. Betty Barton, pacer; record: 2:08.

All the Bill Morgan horses have raced in the grand circuit and throughout Kentucky and Illinois. RUNNING HORSES STABLE: Cleve Thompson, Paducah. SIX HORSES: Nicebe, Pop tyes, Postman, Leaping Lena, Twinkling Star, Little Sister. STABLE: P. H.

Sheridan, Benton. ONE HORSE: Harrington. STABLE: P. Porter, Paducah. FIVE HORSES: Bellafar, Atena, Little Trigger, Skidmore, Harry F.

STABLE: Marion Pemberton, Benton. TWO HORSES: Society Dame, Jeanette H. STABLE: C. W. Biggerstaff, McLeansboro.

FOUR HORSES: Whiteford Bill, Little Mouse, Princess Lady, Lee. STABLE: Micky Ward, Carmi. THREE HORSES: Dark Flash, I'm Trying, Nothing Doing. STABLE: Tom Pullen, Metropolis. TWO HORSES: Orphan Annie, Miss Kinfolks.

STABLE: Col. F. Bradley, Marion. THREE HORSES: Time to Play, Stella Threet, Nifty Red. STABLE: Austin Tanner, Carrier Mills.

ONE HORSE: Attrition. STABLE: J. H. Ingram, Eldorado. ONE HORSE: All Charm.

STABLE: W. A. Law, Benton. ONE HORSE: Black John. STABLE: Paul Powell, Alva, Oklahoma.

FOUR HORSES: Robert Russel, Fred's Choice, Bombard, Weebuzz. STABLE: Clyde Whiteside. TWO HORSES: Estimator, Bee Girl. STABLE: Roland Estes. TWO HORSES: IT'S POST TIME AT THE SALINE COUNTY FAIR RACING TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY ALL CHAMPIONSHIP HORSES FROM CHAMPIONSHIP STABLES i tl.