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Show iLUi ,4 JUNE PPJDAY, BiiBillB,,liiS,iaBa!BBaS82tESSfIEaiSKKEIiIBIBSMSI DONES CASH MARKET Grocery Specials FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNE Always Get Your Discount in S &H Green56 Stamp henry kitchell KEtKiSBSaMaif.SEIIBiBSIIKiIBBiBIBMaMBiiBSteiB baB,lalm- " Malted Milk olive Soap 2 $1.00 Bottles 1 $2.10 Pkg. Palmolive H for only M Beads FREE. F4 " WEBSTER COPYRIGHT by Thr a 25 Sliced Pineapple No. 21 1 w n n Some Light and More Darkness She lad expected tlmt statement t sturtit him, but shed nowhere near guessed what the force of the explosion wulil he. The utter disintegration of panic tiiat his whole appearance hoi rayed would have been ludicrous if It had not been revolting. His face had gone a sickly shiny yellow. A door had opened and the man in the blue serge suit was in the room. Yes, sir?" lie said Interrogatively. Forster told "1 didn't ring, Conley. Underhim without looking around. stand now, I sliant want you until I you until didnt know anything about last night. Even then I hadnt decided to answer the advertI didnt connect you with isement. my fattier, you see, nor know that youd been his friend. Well, last night I got a letter from a woman Id never heard of before, asking me to lunch with her today. She said she'd known my father well and had something very Important to talk to me about. I went to lunch with her to find out what it was. What she seemed interested in was my fathers papers, whether hed left any and whether I had destroyed them. I told her I hadnt ; I'd kept them all together In a trunk. She said shed given him a letter to keep for her and now she wanted it back. She suggested that I take her home with me to my room, you know and let her help me find it. I told her that that wasnt necessary, but that Id find It for her if I could. When I said that, she excused herself from the lunch table to go out and telephone. When she came back she kept talking and ordering more food so that I couldnt get away. When I finally pot away and went home, I found that the trunk with my father's Papers In it was gone. His little gimlet eyes had been borinto her all the while she talked. Now, at her first pause, he barked out, Who was this woman?" Stie told me, Rhoda answered, that her name was Claire Cleveland. A sudden suffusion of blood in his ace turned It purple. He beat feebly but furiously upon his desk with a loosely clenched So youve hand. joined up with that womblackmailing an. have you?" he said. haven't Joined up with her at all, ithoda retorted. "Ive Just been telling you I think she stole my trunk. She talked to me about you quite a lot at unch after shed come back from the telephone, that Is. She said shed seen your advertisement for me In the ing right v 1 newspaper He pounced upon her here with a "My advertisement? llow know it was mine? It wasn't Sued. (. ome to that, how did you did1)"'1know yourself? 'A friend of mine vyrn"8 ln S'lie sad the paper Rut 8fly,nS that Claire s'ie thought It prob-wa- s on you." r ",uire- do you, he com- ! "!lPtl you never saw tier before today y bJn'8 S"p 111,(5 ratt'ed Rhoda. Shed aware of it as it left her tongue. Yn? .nsl'e'1 n'e to call her that, she a,red. mid I did, though I hated - iKSEBiiiiasissiisBiaa m 10c ei M M 171 Ripe Olives, small cans, Ea. 10c U bsxssziuiziaigBxizBBEiui&eaxkxsKasxiBaaxaiaBtsxI MEAT SPECIALS, SATURDAY ONLY in9 MUTTON STEW Pound VEAL SHOULDER ROASTS Pound POT ROASTS w Pound YOUNG MUTTON ROASTS OR CHOPS si M a Pound Phone 39 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE -- 7 fcV 9c 15c 15c 15c BXlXIBBBBBlBBflBflBBBflBBBBBZBBBBBKBflBBBEBBBBSBBBBBBBfllV Come to Thst, How Did You Know Yourself? r to because I lulled her. And the real . reason came to see you was because she urged me so strongly not to. I ' thought she nui-- t have some reason of : cr her own fur nut wanting me to come. r. j 'V..' ' I :. She said that you'd been the cause of JJ.-ia- . all her trouble. She Said you were J V a terrible person that liked to get ' Vfi, young girls. lie broke in with an ugly laugh. And on the strength of that you BEVERLY HIRES. Wei! all I know thought youd come. Rhoda felt her face burning and Is just what see and Say, Brothers, didn't know whether tier voice would I have seen something right here obey her or not, hut slip answered the lately. Couple of sneer as if it had been a real quesweeks ago I was 1 tion. around. thought she was lying. I prowling didnt think you were like that. Id Wife and I. My seen you this morning v lien you took trying to scare up us to work in your car. something new to see. We lie dismissed that explanation with a mere snort of contempt. hummed around Well, go What else did over quite a mess on, he continued. she tell you? of t h e s e Pnited She told me that you'd been In States ami fragments of Europe, business, in a way, with my fattier, and that you'd played some sort of so just any little trick on him. She said it was tier perthing wouldeut sonal opinion that you were responmake much of a sible for my father's trouble out In dent on us. But we sure did run into California. something that knocked us haik on He fairly yelped the our reserve supply of astonishment. California! Now I know you're lyword at tier. Its down in the South eastern part ing. This Cleveland woman worked in of New Mexico, at Carsbad. a mighty For a while she was my pretty little town, a regular Oasis on my office. private secretary. Then I found out what is sometimes alnto.-- t a Desert. what sort slip was and fired her. She Its on the Pecos River, was through may have known tlmt McFarland was the place yiars ago when they working for me hut I don't believe it. to a II it Eldy, and it uaa a I don't believe she ever saw him in Town even namel Eddy, but Its got her life. Anyhow, she didn't know lie some water there that will cure you She didnt of a lot of minor ailments. Course came from California. know that until you told her about it you got to go to Claiemore, Oklahi ma. while you were working up lliis plan Thats the plate that will keep you between you to blackmail me. Come light out of the Obituary coin:. in But across now! Tell me t he whole story, this old tine Edly will Help you a and Ill let you go. Rut if I catch you l,,t. W it livd look ,ih' a piaie th. l in any more lies you'll spend tin night if a fillovV v.n; searching toe another In Jail. Anil to begin with, he wound wonder to add to tiie Wo: II. lie would up after a long stare into her face, head for. There is not much to give who are you, anyway?" you any in filiation that you are piowl-mBewildered now by the suddenness around over some of the most tan of ids attack she could only echo in tastic formations that were ever of man. Its amazement, Who am 1?" opened up to the ga; not even too Yes. Thought you'd cooked up just a rocky old hillsid something pretty good, did you, when much grass. But its in a Cow Counyou got together and swapped stories try, and many year, ago the old with a discharged employee of mine, Timers used to know it was there as faked up the red hair, and came the Bats would fly out of there by the Well anywhere a Bat around here pretending to be Rhode thousands. McFarland. comes fogging out of, no particular I am Ithoda McFarland.' she told fair minded person is going to go hint furiously. "I don't know who you prowling in the hole to see what made think I am. I don't know what youre the Bat come out. But finally so many come out they knew there must be a talking about." I dont mind telling you what I'm pretty big hole ln order to hold all of talking about. I'm talking about what em. Its got a pretty big sized ensix happened in Professor Mclarland trance and always did have they say, a on train lie when got years ago, so really discovering it wasent any here In Chicago to go hack to the great effort on anyones part that hapcoast. Hed been cast to road a pa- pened to be riding in that end of the per before the Oil Chemists institute, State. and lie found a young girl on the trnln It wasent the finding of the hole it across t he aisle from him crying be- was the going inside and seeing why cause she'd had her pockethook stolen it was there, was the main thing. A after she'd got on the train. Cowpuncher named White with more "lie was sorry for her and paid curiosity than any one I ever come so her fare, pull man and all, in contact with, (for they are genertrain the off her of of any hole In they wouldn't put was all 1m ally mighty leary According to his story that is supposed to really the ground) him her And she promised did. have been the one to going in there friends would pay him hack the money and discover that while there was Bats But as soon as she got to the coast. what slip did was to make a complaint off In one end, in other parts there before the district attorney out there was the most unbelievable formations of water turned to stone. You really that he'd taken advantage of .her. and well formed prowl around In there by lie claimed It was a frame-upThere is the miles. Jury trial five to over went It for trails when couldn't lie a with reling of 400 rooms in there acquitted him, although should feet. One tremendous room is almost anyone reason why show any no a mile long. With all these marvelous want to frame him that way and scanformations of Staleactites. and Stalagone else could, either. And the 1 at the mites. Thems big words, but know dal of the trial cost him his job an like is now. One what they mean university. me So he came hack here and told Icicle formed from the top by the ami gave water his storv, and believed him dripping, (thats the Tlte one) about it and the Mite oue is formed by the him a job. He felt disgraced from water failing on it and building it from He was like a man hiding out to; the ground up. They hang like Church the police; didn't want anybody lie was doThey form know who lie was nr wlmt steeples upside down. Imw lie felt so see I could and Elephant ears, (exWeil, Totem pole; ing about it. of an the siiape and tbinne.-vI never told a soul anything in cash actly ids wages him I even paid actual Elephant ear). Different yoms have different forevery v, ' k 1 ,Vd -- s Silt j ,fT prpYrr--1 have 1 1 1 s tor Butter Wrappers Demonstrator, Saturday Only. M - PHONE Blue Pine Coffee, Pound Free coffee served by t32ES&3XS3aSlllEaBa H S3 It was precisely Rhmla noted, that I H N N a ftS Solar Brand m 0 Peas, Can ring." your Job.? I had this afternoon off, she told I didn't go back to the paper him. at all." Well, then," he demanded, "how did you get my message that you were to come up here and see me?" She hadnt foreseen the question, and her Instinctively truthful answer was, "I didnt." Well," he persisted, "how did you know wtio I was or where I lived? What did you come here for? She smiled at him as she said, "It's rather complicated. I came here without having planned to and I was surprised when I found you were expecti- 19c i Each EH 1 CHAPTER IX the same phrase, he'd used In disIt missing the man the other time. was no doubt a code order to station himself at some listening post where he could hear everything they said. What was It you were saying? "That some trunk of Forster asked. yours had been stolep? she said, "my hat trunk, Yes, while 1 was out at lunch. At least I think thats when It was. When I went back to the studio after lunch, about two oclock, I found It gone." Went home after lunch, did you?" he asked, with a sharp look at her. "What kind of hours do you keep on 'liSiB13SXBBXSIlBBSBE t" SERVICE RH HiSsair. C!' SlilIB3EKIS5CS2S3X&a M M Wl;u n M JlJi V ref ', j 'J, .4if Mr h r aj RUN K kne W' py THE PAVSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH EALED me. i 5, 1931 nsrstrse-a- ng 'Y i niationK. Oh I aint got room to tell you in here what its like. I would have to be writing a book, to do it The Government has taken properly. it over, and formed it like our other National Parks. Its mighty well handled, aud you are through Roles is the General Supricntandant, comes from Arkan-saand knew my Wife ago. She dident see half ot if for gossiping about some old Nestors" hack home. You walk down now, but they are putting in Elevators. And 1 made the first trip down in a Bucket, (as they got the hole tub through the day I was there). They bored from the top. and also from the bottom, tts seven hundred feet down, and they met ln the middle, and tlie Engineers calculation was off a quarter of an inch. A Mr. he was practically broken Atwell, hearted to think lie had failed so dislie is a line Engineer and If mally. this quarter of an inch dont ruin him some day might bo President. A Ranger named Carrol Miller doeB a lot of tl'.e exploring, anil he was itching to break away from us and go see if he couldent find a part of the cave that would he wortiiw bile. You have lunch down there ln a little ante- room five hours just leisurely time to see it. Every move of a few feet Is an entirely different picture. So dont you miss tins. You will all becoming to California to get in the Movies, go come by tlieie. Good roads, and If It dont drag some adjectives out of you, why send me the Bill. years o i M TT'OR twenty-on- e years the Indianapolis two and naif circular brick track, surrounded by a concrete wall to keep the ears from dashing off, has been the crucible where at white heat automobiles ami tires have been tested. Thousands of men have risked and some have sacrificed their lives, and manufacturers have spent millions of dollars, to the end of making better automobiles and better tires. 1 T one-mil- e Louis Schneider and Mechanician Saturday won this race In a heavy eight cylinder car. He made an average speed of P6..29 miles per hour, on the straightaways, and in passing cars, jlie touched 140 miles and better. Hejdrove on 6.00 twenty Firestone high speed tires with racing treads. He had no tire trouble. Fireitone Cum. Dipped Tires hold all world's records 011 road and track for safety , mileage, speed and endurance. for twelve consecutive years they have uon the Indianapolis Endurance Dace. rro used" VIrestone tires because Firestone experts and engineers have, through 21 years, taken this race ns a challenge to tire making. From this race they have developed those vital improvements which have given to Firestone Tires the world leadership in Safety. Mileage and Fnduranee. I. C 11 in - IH ppi n if iir UGO-mil- I'crc on the C.M.C. Truck , ferrying a two. ton load, that hung up the endurance record. were on the Studebaker car which on a board track in Atlantic City in 1928 0 went 30,000 miles in minutes. o.i 125 buses of the If ash. ington Electric & Railway Company, ran 3,671,266 has miles during 1930 with only 13 tire delays. on 150 truths of Safeway veloping and perfecting tin- dipping of cords through a rubber sohilion to insulate curb fibre of evert rmd lo overcome heat, anil give the eortl greater strength and 311 greater flexibility. This is the patented in the nuking process of every Firestone Tire. coast-to-coa- - r,augj,i Syodicatt. Inc.) M; st 26,-32- , to permit developed bv I'ire-ton- e greater speed with comfort and safety by increasing road grip, and absorbing shocks. It was made possible by the added strength amt In ti e given by 1923 race some of the drivers tried Balsome of the then new Fire-ton- e Gum-Dippin- loons; the others lurk to high pn tires. Ieter De Iuolo, on tirr-slonBalloons, made a world's record. All prize winners eamr in on Firestone Balloon. Now the Balloon Tire is everywhere the standard. -- e Stores, Inc., Firestone Pneumatic Gum-Dippe- The higher powered ears and the in speed demanded still more lire toughness. At 100 miles an hour the circumference of a lire increases bv more than and this added to the centrifugal force tended to throw olT the tire treads. Firestone met thi by developing the patented double cord breaker, which gives a 36 stronger bond between the tread and the tire body, and also gives a 26 greater protection against punctures and blowouts. Tlioe are some of the great lessons that Firestone has learned M this racing track, and so the men whose lives and fortunes depend sa knowing tires always buy Firestone Patented Double Cord Breaker, High Speed Tires. There were 72 entries. Of these, 40 survived the elimination trials e and every one of them wae on Tires. And every lire we bought and paid for. Aj'e give you the benefit et sM the lessons Firestone kit learned from these races. Yen can gel trees us all the strength and safety In tirae that the racing drivers buy. d Truck Tires ran 1,500,000 miles iit one year without one single hour of delay on the road. II. Double i'tsrd Hr on her Step-u- e :cTe on the winning cars in the Pike's Peak Race where a slip meant death. hail to be stronger and able to the beat of a hot red brii !. Ir. k ,il met llii- - In high speed. Fire-lon- e 2. The llalloors Tire Rangers. Tom t Here Is What Race II rivers with Life and Victory at Stake Have Decided Alionit Tires u-- It by a fine bunch of trained Park & o Gum-Dippin- g splendidly I Mr (Car (Owner p 10, Cunt-Dippe- Fbw-ston- Take Advantage otOurn liberal. Trade-i- Plan Avoid the Risks ot Blowout, Accident or Relay.0 Prices on These orld9s Record Tires are the Lowest in History. Equip yonr Car Now for Safe Summer Driving . Members of the Jarvis family enjoyed a family dinner and reunion on Saturday at the home of Mr ad Mrs. Fay Stanton, In the party we;e Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keddington ard family, Mr. and Mrs. John Ja.rvi; and UTAHS BIGGEST FORD DEALER family, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jarvis, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Neldon Jervis, WHERE THE ROADS CROSS Betty and Jack Oliver of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gardner of Eugene,, Mr. and Mr. John Loutensock and Friday evening for their Memorial Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. La Mar Loutensock and Day vacation. and son of Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. Henof Magna spent the week-en- d baby ry Smith and family of Genola; Mr. relatives. here with Miss Anna Page, who is employed Max. son Mrs. Stanton and and Rey s by the Utah State Board of EducatMilMiss ion, and Miss Francis Shermer, were Miss Orabelle Huber and Afine baby girl was born Tuesday from Salt Lake over Sunday. down Lake down Salt from Pace came dred morning to Mr. and Mrs. Sid Coray. eJ. 1VI. NICHOLS Meat Specials For Saturday, June 6th See Our Hand Bills For Friday and ISaturday Grocery Specials 9 WE DELIVER 10:30 A. M. Market Si 430 P. M. Sanitary DEPENDABLE MEATS QUALITY GROCERIES |