Conscience By Higby Weathcrby A/’OUR bnnscience is your great * est obstacle to getting what you want. I’m talking of conscience, my friend, with which one n an alone faces himself— his conscience —and mikes his own decision. Lot me tell you about Dan Rogers, tiic mountniri climber That's ; why one August day he landed all the bake station at the f o o t of Mount | Grevstone. Grey 3-Minute stone is Hi, >00 r- »• feet A nice little FijttWU climb. He spent a week practicing on the lei :er slopes, conditioning himself. Down at the lodge they liked him. He was 1hat kind—good-natured. agree able, funj-Seiving. But the fun-loving went out uf him two days after h; advent, though he pretended to be the sarrie. The reason f- r the change Ivas Gail Shore, wife of Ethan Snore, the guide Dan had hired. Young Dan was probably the only mats who ever saw into those depths. He was probably the only

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