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All these would be legally his of course subject to these iniquitous death dutiesâ€"and in addition it seemed that this fellow Malonegy, was holdmg someâ€" thing of value in trust for. Diana i He had now disr'arded "his qriginal theory that the man had mistakenly assumed her to be the heir-at-law He was convinced that his insistence onher coming her was due to quite anomer reason, and with Becker‘s ha.lf-veiled warnings in mind, he was udetermined to keep a very wary eye upon this priest who had been his brother‘s friend. He was still without the vaguest ideas as to the nature of the Jegacy or whatâ€" ever it could beâ€"called.:but he already hnarboured the deepest distrust of the nonesty of the man who had it in his keeping. If the fellow imagined he had only a simple girl to deal with, he was going to be speedily disxfllusloned he told himself. As her father, it was no less than his duty to keep a very cloge watch on her interests, and on the fol wing day he would have Beoker at his "back. He had slept solidly through the afternoon and woke ‘only when the train drew to a stop at Antilla, where they turned out on to the platform, and he found himself given the task of superifitending the unloading of their luggage while Toby went off in search of a car to convey them the rest of '(.he4 Journey. He was reluctantly compelled to adâ€" mit that that young man seemed to have a fair amount of organizing ability in something underâ€"ten minutes, y were seated in a comfortable limâ€" ousine and were leaving the town by the new road which followed the coastâ€" line round to the eastward. â€" \ It was a comforting thought, and as he ‘finished his=â€"drink before going in to lunch, he blessed the chance.that had thrown him in the American‘s path on the previous evening. . It was an excellent road, and the driver kept up a steady fifty miles an hour along it. To their‘ right dense woods stretiched blackly up to where the It had been a long and tiring. journey by rail from Havana to Antilla, and as he his companions‘~ apparently mmomrumwmam the passing eoemryfitm.forhadfmmd it inexâ€" pressibly ‘boring. Only the â€" discovery that the train carried: a fully eaned refreshment bar had rendered the trip tolerable at all; and even so, he had had todrinkalone.forhedidn’tatalleare for the appearance of such of his felâ€" low passengers as he found there. : As a result, he had been driven back upon his own thoughts for company. He said nothing to his> dauglhter or Toby of his encounter with Mr. Becker, but while the train plodded steadily eastward, he meditated deeply on what Becker had toldâ€"him. The Amertcan‘s: remark about the value of the sugar estate had come as a very s;:vere shock to him at.the time, but with characteristic optimism he had already found reasons for discountâ€" ing them. But quite apart from that, there would inevitably be other assets which he would be able to count upon, There was a house for example; and there would ‘certainly be:a bank deposit â€"possibly a stubstantial one. «es StepPin OUT ? You‘re Always Sure of a You‘re Always Sure of a Good Time at the â€" RIVERSIDE PAVILION yond ‘them ; cranes; sprouted heavenâ€" wards; and jets . of st.eam rose . thinly into the hotâ€"air against the dark backâ€" ground of the woods. 'I'he car came to a halt some distance short of this scene of activity, where a little group.of men and. a couple of mule l:arts stood waiting beside â€" the road and t.he Major saw that one of the men was dressed. in the black soutane and I got your wire, and I‘m glad ye‘re turned up safely. â€"Welcome to Car- bonaras, Miss Salter‘. wide shovel hat of a padre. He came forward as the car stopped and â€"approached piana with a smile, whiich <sheâ€" reciprocated readily enough It came. someflung of .a shock to her to find that her correspondent had been a priest, but the man‘s.â€"stout hnomely figure and cheerful red face.commendâ€" ed themselves to her at once. "I‘ve booked for you all at the one and only hotelâ€"we‘ve got here," he said. ‘Me own house is too small to put ye all up, and I thought ye‘d prefer to be together. And I‘ve got a couple of carts here for your bags. It‘s a steep track down to the villiage, ye‘ll understand, and ye wouldn‘t be wanting to carry more than yourselves down it." He turned to the two muleteers and address them in rapid Spanish, and they proceeded to pack the luggage into the carts. § “Oh sure to be!" the Major said conâ€" fidently, and immediately fell to specu lating pleasantly on the possibility of setimg himself{. up as a planter in ;onder to reap the full advantage of his late brother‘s speiculation. "Good afternoonâ€"erâ€"Father," Diana responded taking his outstretithed. hand. "It‘s very kind of you to meet us like this. This is my father, MaJor Salter And this is Mr. Bishop. \ The priest shook" hands with them both, and then glanced at the pile of luggage which the driver was unstrapâ€" ping from the rear of the car. "Let‘s be getting along," he said to Diana. "The luggage will come aleng after. This way." ‘And he started off down a rough, stony track which dropâ€" ped steeply down the hillside among ‘"‘"Tis is a queer wee place to be getâ€" ting at," he explained, as he skipped nimbly along in front of them. "And if ye‘d come a year back, ye wouldn‘t have had a road to come by at all. For meself, I"d sooner we remained quiet and lost like we wereâ€"but there ye are! Progress! Ye can‘t stop it, so ye might as well make the best Of it. Anyway, be glad when the camp they‘re all down the coast," he explained ""The produce used to be carried round by sea, but when this road is completed, the crops will be taken into Antilla by road. It‘ll save a lot of time and expense, and add to the value of the estates here." F‘ar ahead of them, a large.colony of wooden huts marked. the ‘"end of the road Mounds of road metal rose be- _____ i a 3 *z nn.vlfin "Good day to you!" he greeted her "You‘ll be Miss Diana Salter, I take it? ed. Hus: ; e * "It takes some beating doesn‘t it"? ‘Toby assented turning round from his seat in front to smile at her‘ "It‘s darned good of engineering, too ‘This road, I mean. The driver says an American company is doing it, and it hasn‘t : got much beyond Carbonaras yet." .‘ "It doesn‘t seem to be used much does it?" she asked. . "And there are no villiages® to be seen.‘" e affects my estate." : _"I expect so" Toby told him.. "It jnst depends upon whether it‘s in proâ€" duction terraced steps arnit planted with sugar cane or henequen orâ€"cacoa, and someâ€" precipices:: where. the coast swept inâ€" land into bays and gullies. . It â€"was always impressive and octcaâ€" sionally | surpassingly beautiful and Diana was entranced by the everchangâ€" peoenks of the sierras‘ towered up The Major eyed him with a spark of "It rea]ly is gorgeous!"'she ‘mm 9" he said. "I wonder if that â€"â€""Clubs having â€" resolutions * and amendments . to the constitufion, etop.,- ‘to place before ‘the annual meeting must nave same in the hands of â€"secreâ€" ‘fary on or before Saturday, October 36. "Nominations for officers, including the executive, musit be made in \mfina byacluboranoflberottheamcia tion, such nominations to reach the Saturday, October 26th. No one. shall be nominated for more than one office. The officers of the associatlon congist of a president, viceâ€"president, immedi. ate past president, and. secretaryâ€"treasâ€" urer, and one representative from each of the original three groups in the association, provided that group is not,, already representated on â€"the executive by one of the beforeâ€"mentioned officers. and provided always that there Ml not be less than three executive mem- "The twentyâ€"second annual meeting of the Northern Ontario Hockey Asâ€" sociation will be held in the. Empire Hotel, North Bay, on Saturday, Novemâ€" ber 2nd, 1940, at 2.00 p.m. sharp. ‘‘Fach Club shall beventitled to .reâ€" presintation by three delegates, excluâ€" sive of the members of: the executive of the association, and each club shall be entitled to one vote, the voting deleâ€" gate being the only one allowed to cast a ballot for the club he represents (no proxy). Each club is requested to notiâ€" fy the secretary of the association, not later than Swturday. October 20th, the names of delegates and, to designate voting delegate. ‘ ~ «Rach club is required to pay their annual fee, namely $10.00 for seniots, intermediate and junior "A"; $5.00 i’or meeting. â€" Entry fees are as IOHNOWs: senior $20 per team; mtermediates @0 per team; junior "A" $10 per team;} junior "A" $5 per eam and juvendm $1 per team. "Clubs who have not already receiv ed their playing certificates and transâ€" fer application forms will receive same at the annual meeting. These should: be filled out and returned to the aecve- tary of the association,at the earlieot. possible date. x "All clubs who were forwarded playâ€" ing certificates and transfer applicatlbn‘ forms are requested to have same comâ€" pletedâ€"and ready to hand in at the k ud cthsccfh 262908 h o n o ie bers in addition to the executive offiâ€" cers; the president and vice-pveddent not to represient the same group. annual meeting." Announcement of the annual: meetâ€" ing of the Northern Ontario ’Ho‘ckeyii Association meeting, to be held this year in North Bay, was made by: Dunc Sutherland, Secretaryâ€"Treasurer, in thc following letter:â€" _ «. nual clash there between the rugby nmmmpmmmxmma Kirkland Fans to â€" Follow Team forâ€" Grid Tilt Here Clubs Must Table Resolu _tions Before October 26 'what I've seen or them. these samgt amenities ‘don‘t count for so much What de they amount to? ~Better roads maybe-â€"b.nd cinemas. The food‘s no better, men‘s minds are no better; and the sum total of happiness is no Hold Annual Meet of N. 0. H.. A. in â€" North Bay, Nov. 2 Ipr it â€"as like as not." "I‘m afraid I ‘don‘t agree vdth you," the‘ Major retorted st.imy "Prosperity will bring of civiliâ€" zationwlt.hit in which all will share.‘ "Ah well may be I‘ve got an oldâ€" fashioned outlook," Pather Malongy told him good naturedly. "But fror, peace (To be Continued) , before or at the annual}\ Entry fees are as follows: per team; intermediates $20, junior "A" $10 per $5 per eam and : juveniles . Exchange:â€"A. smalk ‘organization is ‘the one where the manager doesn‘t make up a. sales chart, Armstrong ... 173 Mousseau * ......... 197 Leach : .n.....0.. 181 Toal. 114 Gambus 3-â€"AdVance 0 * Power McQuarrine ... 1680 151 Berardine ... ~~2942" 168 H. Guillonardo :.: 168 A. Guidice ........ 207 G.~ Wanmgtom "154 i fivemmmkohdlsnfct\mflllmwmn mz Trappers but. decided they moved to Novar. ‘There they re. hn He mained until 1918 when they came to on make their home in Capreo!. Mrs. or.| tation list. ~ i ser lived here from that time on. She was wellâ€"known and held in high esteem by those with whom she came in om-‘ ; tact. She was an enthusiastic of the Women‘s Association of the Unitâ€" ed Church here. SBurviving are two,. THE CASE Vvoice on phone: ‘"Is the doctor in?" § Flat Total ... 754. 9 Power"3â€"T.: N. O. 0 Total ....... 1078 845 _ Marshallâ€" Ecclestor e Limited Showrooms 9 Third Avenne k | ’}‘immins series of explosions like the shock waves ef a groat projectile is called a "FIREBALL.® *According +o the Encyclopaedia Britanâ€" nica, 1 super meteor which travels with a series of explosions like the shock waves llldécd, so great is the power at your 167 217 191 183 158 197 182 114 130 114 185 8064 2507 daughters and three sons: Mrs. F. Sulâ€" livan, ‘of Malton; Mrs. M. Kippen, of Wallaceburg, and Louis, Victor â€" and Géorge, all cf Capreol. Four sisters, Mrs. M. Vanluven, of Timmins; Mrs. A. Smith, of Buffalo, N. Y.,; Mrs. A Vanâ€" derburg, of Toronto, and Mrs. J. Hayâ€" ward, of London Ont., also survive her. 49% 53i The Chaputâ€"Hughes product plans to ‘eave Kirkland Lhke next Wednesday ‘or the Southern Ontario town. With the Golden Gate squad last seaâ€" yon, Levandoski was one of the leading marksmen in the Junior circuit and lid a lot to. bring the"loop champlionâ€" whip to the service stationâ€"sponsored Kirkland Lake, Oct. 19â€"Joe Levanâ€" doski, centre ice star with the Golden Gate Juniors here last season, will play his hockey for the Guelph entry in the Junior OH.A. this season, ‘"‘Handy‘ Sandercock, official of â€"the Kirkland Lake Junior and Juvenile Hockey Asâ€" sociation, told The Northern News yesgâ€" terday of Levandoski‘s move. 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