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fratMlHM bv ear from Ckicaao
to Capital City 4m tho Wwrt to
worry Ma fftri, KottwiM Grout,
a high oehoot teacher,
MOfliMtytnMtimtMmMii
to the count toil to Baga. There
Aa bsew Wmang. Bit 4e-
sortpMon jw mo of iao ssowap
fiNix'i mom wko.ato MltMl
malt Jos alvtau carried, a
000. of edited yawoto. fa wor
spreads Mot M o fa MdMoo-
foi'Mi 4 mm; caf ntrk
tote hwM Mm a bori'
with the newt. d by a loafer
Mi yoitterd, "JtwbN JDawwmJ
o crow oj biw mom for dm
Jail to dsstand information about
IM mast jTJnm tnm owgryi.
Chapto Three
THE MOB-MlNDIN ACTION
Sharlff Hnmmeir received th
delegation in bis offJe. H sat at
Us desk and faced tb half doaen
ma gravely.
Tm trying to locate to Dirt
riot Attorney, and get at th
truth as foot a possible. TIB we do
X have no right to mate a atato-
mat." ' '
"Ordinarily, Sheriff, yes," amid
BanMsstor. Bot thsrVs a pretty
norvova f ooVntr to owik-f -v.
"W got a- right to lrnow about
thia kldnapparr eat to Dawaon.
don't Imow bo la a kidnapper
yet, aad ao neither dojrou."
Dmm bristled. "WWr 70a
iVBnnmosr JTjnn' to protect
Tbo Bhtwift alarty dreped-a log
too ana or aia eoair. -nan
tiitoa; ap trouble for law and or
nor w ateoe yon r ntoknee
is-..-AreMa:.i,
A i -Waft
Cries
thirst
"There he is! that's him!"
he heard voices crying.
do for you gentlemen?"
"No offense meant, Sheriff," eald
Pippen importantly. "I'm sure we
can count on you to keep every
thing hip-shape. Good afternoon."
All of the delegation except Daw
son started to follow Pippen out
of the office. Dawson swaggered
belllErerentlv to the Sheriff's desk.
'Til tell you one thing, Hum
mell; my friends won't be satisfied
with what thote pillars of society"
he nodded towards the retreating
backs of Pippen and Burmelster
-tell -em. An attaca on a gin mi
tm ordinary neonle where we live.
An' -we're goln' to see that politics
nont cue any icer
HummeU's voice heightened with
temper. Tm going to see that a
lot of half-baked rumors don't
either! Now hlghrtau out of here.
And behave yourself, or Til bava the
county take you and all your re
latives off tha dole."
Tha Sheriff put through a call to
the Governor and was assured that
the militia would be ready in case
of an emergency.
Back in the bar, "Bubbles" Daw
son was, unconsciously, working
himself and his friends and some
of the more excitable men In the
room Into a mob spirit They start
ed with the reason for ripping up
Joe's auto and gradually raked the
amount of ransom notes found in
It Bugs Meyers entered the bar
and was appealed to for confirma
tion 01 uxeir neatea imaginings.
Bugs snickered. "I bate to disap
point ya, but we didn't find any
thing In his car. We ripped it to
pieces "
"We know you found that ran
som money In the car," stated Daw
son.
"Xeh! Ten grana," nornea in a
stransrer. pushinar his way up to
the bar. "Hid under the seat That's
what the lock-up keeper's wife
said."
"What does the know?" demand
ed Bugs. " tore up the car myself
and I ought to know. All the ran
som money wis wneeier wuson
ne call himself aad was one
five dollar bill."
A sudden hush fell upon the
crowd, broken by a sneer of tri
umph from Dawson: "There ya
are: was ooea saot maae a liar out
of? Walt till X shove that down the
Sheriffs throat!"
rrea-a, Dawson r shouted pome-
. ma. fAitahovl
Com onJ" Amid I
1 'llJMrB oatA MtoBlln.
"3 teat now raamr alannaoL
od out, whU a man named Garrett,
7 who had been on rf thoa ta wuH
th Ebtff. tried to reason with tb
. am -1 vr
citad. lb
rrKxtfu gattiag too
wr ocay. mm a
. SMIM tltf MBO 1 llnlll
-Wo? nwd the jstrtwter. "If
1 o 'a sown at anut it twr
I- x t.ataswyottsrs? Boii
1 . t -t r 4iil(Uck up for a
M.
i fcOowwd Oat
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tent's right We ought to be ashanv
bow us tho ropes!" J
f Amid renewed' whistlings. catcalls!
and. eries of "He's rigEt!" "Ufa)
do something J" "Hop to It!1! a youth
leaped upon a chair and abrUled:!
- 'Coma on! lot's have soma fun!"
f Now possessed of but a atnglo
Idea, the men harried out of tho
bar, walking rapidly, silently for;
the moat part, towards tho JaU !
grlnvfaoed, marching In unison, Uko
a squad of soldier. As they pro
greased, other man and boys, with
a sprinkling of woman who guessed
their purpose, Joined the group. The
crowd gathered courage as it went
along and increased in number .
there were mora than a hundred
men to It now. half as many wo
moandboys. Cries of hatred, thiret
for revenge, thirst for Mood; began
to bo beard, mh
Sheriff Hummell, warned by Bugs
Meyers, was waiting on tho top.
step leading up to the double doors
if the two-story frame building with
Iron bars at the windows. Two de
puties, ahot-funa in their bands,
flanked him. The Sheriff opened bis
mouth to apeak, but bis words were
drowned in an outburst of jeera
and catoalla from th mob. Tho
stranger thrust himself forward.
"Sheriff, w want to talk to this
Wilson guy "
"Boys warned the Sheriff, "keep
out of this. W don know yat whe
ther the; man's innocent or guilty.
Tha Dttrtet Attorney is checking
on him now. Whioherer be is, he's
under tha protection of tho law."
. After the )ers that met his words
bad subsided, beontuned: "Aa
long aa X stand here yon can yU
oars. w rm wm mmm
move yowl"
rwell, then, 1 ought to toU you
tht the millUa la on the way here.-
The babub suddenly died down;
!
of hatred, thirst for revenge. 1
tor blood, began to be heard.. 1
the mob looked at one another,
startled, shocked. The armed guard- 1
lane of the law remained purpose
fully alert en the Jail steps.
And u yet there nad been no
sign of the militia.
Parked automobile lights picked
out the forms of the Sheriff and his
two deputies. Couraire came back 1
into the turbulent mob. Dawson, the
stranger and a woman drew closer.
Garrett followed; he addressed
Hummell Indignantly:
"Why didn't you tell us about the
flvo dollar biH? You had a chance."
"Now, you'll sea 'men' act" cried
Dawson.
"Let him have it!" "Let's go!"
"Give it to blm!" cried voices, and
the mob surged forward.
Katharine Grant having arrang
ed with her landlady for a sort of
wedding supper for Jo aad her
self, and warned the minister that
they would be at his house to be
married at four clock, had gons
to Sycamore Corners to meet Joe.
It was now hours past the time be
had set for her to be there, and
there was no sign of him. A passenger-bus
with a crew of newsreel
cameramen inside stopped for sand-
wicnes ana oirecuon 10 . naga.-
When they had gone, the owner of
the bot-dog stand came in shaking
bis head.
The things that happen! They
got somebody they suspect of that'
Udnappln' at Saga. Fena says his
name's Jos Wilson. The mob there's
tryin' to make him confess."
Jo Wilson?" said Katharine
dasedly. "Joe?" Then she realised
what it meant and her voice sharp
ened in an agony of fear. "Has.
He's the man rm waiting for to
marry! Where's a car? . Lend ma
Sour car! Please; I've got to get
iere!"
"The boy's got my ear In town,
Miss, rm-"
"When the next bus?"
"There ain't another one today."
"But I've pot to get to Joe!
What'll I do?'T She looked from the
old man to his wife, who had been
so sympathetic, in helpless terror.
Then she ran out of the hot-dog
stand, took the road that tha bus
with the cameramen on board bad
taken, running as If Joe's Ufa de
pended upon ner swiftness.
From his second-floor front coll,
Joe Wilson, half-crazed with the
knowledge that it was a the mob
was after, heard the Sheriff say:
"Hera they come again! Aim at
their "feet! Dont throw tha tear
gas bombs tbo far!" .
Why didnt tha Sheriff and his
deputies use their guns? Again and
again tha mob had advanced onhr
I to be driven back by the gasV only
to r-Torm and return to the at".
h is! that's blm!"
MtNl uoleea swying.
athr stooea tswabed agaJnat tb
wjBa o tb JaO, tba bass at hat
window. , 1
Joe dnekad down, rprang to the
door ef b s trvbadtho bat
awA s oak tlxm v-l 'v, ablating:
w t to U3t to t EaertCrr
yio shooUnr! Htrxao-e of tha
csv bomXat cant lmnnaUa
Titl- Laesi upf Bstngr ''-tbj
ft1 roan prove Tvt all tl V
1 la tafit to atmCe'yl t 4.. .
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ONE of tha currant myths about
Mexico Is that the main items
ot diet -are tamalas and chile eon
carne. The two dishes as we know
them in this country ara Just about
as foreign to Mexico as our chop
suey is to China. The native foods
in Mexico ara delicious and tha littls
nativa Inns Ilk thla'cbarming oai
in Taxes ' "nra mmmm'
wi'u rtavalarais'lhc. tha country
on tba tortnlgbW raa-watef cTulsew
la tha Panama Canal aad the 8pan
tsh arnoriras id Mexlca
Tha tortflla Is on of tha oldest
dishes of Mexico and is mad today
Just as it was la tba days ot Mocte
suma. It is a thin corn meal cake
used to. eouatloss combinations,
among which tha general favorite
Timely Questions On
Farm Answered
Question: How can I tell whether
or not my chickens have worms?
Answer: Unless there is a heavy
infestation it is difficult to determine
the presence of internal parasites,
but where the birds are heavily in
fested there is usually an extremely
heavy appetite, the birds are thin
and often a leg weakness will ap
pear. Where these conditions, ap
pear .it is safe to assume that the
f j) wtfxt tit? J4t
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HERE is the sensational new Superfex Refrigerator for
1936. It does all the things that Superfex has been
doing for users daring the past eight years plus a whole
lot more. In this new model you can move the shelves around
to accommodate bulky packages and large containers. You
can freeze ample quantities of ice cubes. You can make
frozen desserts with surprising speed.'
And you get beauty of design that wiU be, r
its pleasing years from now as
Durners opercna aDOUT rwo nours nours or more ot care
1 out Ot1 24 V " V with one lighting. This short burning Re&iserator. When Superfex goes into J
as a Perfection stove. AU you do is light ' ' , ' r" ?fs HP ' A -1 ; - t ' Kx
p. V the burners. Everydutr - c ' 1 is automatic Msdj by a r" ' 1 CZrrZ?.y V. . -J. . .' -1
i a V
- You don't even have o t-o tLem o' No eoepasy L tla l.::cr IL t ..z tlcse V , -
After about two houn. tiiev ko out f :K
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MYTHS ABOUT TAMALBS I - , ; - .
Is tha "enchilada" torUUa rolled
round a mlxtor of cheese, onions,
chopped peppers, and shreds o.
pork, with a red popper sauce
poured overtham. - ' 'v
"Prijoles" Is another ancient tooa
a variety of kidney bean cooked
several hours to a Una past then
Mad until it takes on tba delteatt
.flavor of nuta;-'' -v
: t-Arros-.la-a triad-rios that bat
bean soaked first hi water then friofl
wiUiaaliU'toamtoes
sploea.': ' v yv '
Barbaracao is a corking concoc
tion of bet. veal, and pork eookeo .
hi aa airtight underground oven to
a blend- that la exonlstte a bine-
blood sort of 1 a dish which It u
difficult to believe gave rise to oat
"Bar BQ a.
birds are infested. When the birds
appear listless and there is any
doubt as to the trouble it is best to
open up several of the subnormal
birds and examine the intestines for
worms.
Question: At what age should I
breed my young heifers T
Answer; There is no arbitrary
age for breeding heifers. This is
usually determined by the maturity
of the animal. Heifers that are fed
grain liberally in ' addition to the
roughage will , mature more rapidly
than those on a limited grain ration.
siKirisAN
USES
ELECTRICITY. . .
NO RUNNING WATER...
HAS NO MOVING PARTS
ftlckes cold by burning
korosono
it is today. automatically. But the refrigeration , of rural communities than the Per- '
' iP8 ri8ht oa lt giro yo twenty-four - fection Stove Company. And thia is V -
' ':' r with one liffhtinn-.' Thia short hnrnino- PoA-? vorat-nv
5 I d
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Then, too, tie breed, has . a, bearing
on: the r freshening time." Jersey and
Guernsey heifers,, if properly grown
out, ahould'be bred, to freshen from
H to-BO months, -of , age -The Hol
atein and . Ayrshire heifers .should
freshen when from' 27 to . 82 months
old. , 4 fe . ut. jt i
Question; How can I rid my rose
bushes of the small lice that are
killing the plants? 1,., ,,.
Answer t The aphis or "plant lice"
can be controlled, by the application
of a 40 percent nicotine sulphate
spray, or by applying, -a dust, made
by mixing i 42 ounces- :of hydra ted
!ime' and eight - pounds - of dusting
lulphur. The 40 . percent nicotine
Clearly . concisely
brieflyt
The Calted Stotef News pr.
sents tb news of national af
fairs organised for your con
venience la peoku divisions at
follow: u , , xut- . v
The Cestresi Wetk-wha the
Bouse aad Senate debated . . .
measures pawed . . . eloak-toom
attitudes . . . impucaUona.
Ts pMeMears Week fbt
visitors the President saw
wna he said sad did . .-. the
Beaalng of tbae eonfersnoea,
tat ef the Osles)- Ave-
atouU,tTplenetlon of the.blsV
spoti in the national news keeps
you iofoBBed on tb eeect1l
The Feinleal Week iiMe-lb.
snlnnte Nports on what the
Utlesl leaders are dotnc aad
plaaalaf . . . the kettle bode.
What the Frees ef the Msttsa
Thiake- cmlek. uteresUhg sur
vey of puhlle opinion, Inrtudlng
tha pereenteacs of the press fer
Wsshlaftoa Whltpsn aad Te-
Bonra-what le going on tack
of the semes In the different
departments, bureaus and "ad
mlnlrtretlon" the aswi behind
the acwii
Votes f the Mw Deal-signed
articles by AdmlnlitrfcUon
epokesmen. Vslce ef Bodneie
how buelneee leaders view na
tional problem and propose to
solve them. .
Treat ef American Basinet
s remarkably complete statement
of biulnete condition boiled
down to a page.
AND IN ADDITION ... A
critical appraisal of the Wash
ington stent by David Lawrence
written especially for The United
State New and appearing In
no etoer puDlioauon.
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sulphate is a ; commercial mixture Vl
and when used as a spray sh uld be
mixed with "water -at' T the -ate of
one teaspoonful - to- three quarts - or
water.1 The small insect . known aa. '
the thrip is also particularly harin- v
ful to roses and may be controlled f'.'
with -the same insecticides. -J " .1.' V
A SMALL AD HERE WILL
w BRING RESULTS
KILL BUGS WITH
ROBERSON'S DRUG STORE.
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