Roseburg news-review., October 19, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. - MONDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1923
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Swift Adventure, Tingling Romance, the Thrill
You Are Strong Enough and
Honest Enough to Face Lifeto Fol
low -This Girl With Your Mind,
Fighting Her Fight, Facing Her Temp
tation's This is the Story for You !
CHAPTER I
JUDITH closed her eyes. She remained seated at - her desk,
quiet as a statue. She was quiet like this while her heart raced
with a dream. Last night a beautiful thing had happened to
Judith. Someone said to her, "Oh, Jude, you're the darlingest
thing on the earth I" . v . , - , r .
. She was not used to words like' these. She wasn't the kind
. of a girl who wins such tribute.
Those who loved Judith said
'she had, "soul" in her face, but
others' called her ''plain" ex
ceedingly plain.
' Judith herself knew she was
'homely. "I'm just out and out
, homely!" she ' murmured after
many an aonized scrutiny of her
Image when she became cruelly
aware of her lance mouth, her tan
skin and straight drab hair. Once
'an older woman noticed her eyes;
said they were mag:iiticcnt. Over
heating (his, Judith' found It hard
to breathe.' It was Uiu jirsi . time
anyone had. seen a comeliness in
her face.
And how she worshiped beauty
fog. drifting with forlorn rhythm
over hilltop; trees grown still
against the twilight sky. She could
grow mute with Joy watching a
sunset. She would feel within her
yearning; a sweet, aching want as
it she must reach out her arms' and
draw close to her being the loveli
ness Bhe saw.
Life its mystery the taunt of
her unknown future filled her with
eager longings. She pictured her
self doing brave, splendid deeds;
pictured herself sought after,
adored
- But she had a bump o( rugged
common sense. She came back to
reality with a mocking "Very like
ly, Judith Moore! What would a
man that kind of a man want a
hulk of a girl like you?" -
Antler Theatre
Just an intensely appealing love
story with many complications be
cause of conspiracy and Intrigue;
a story replete with high adven
ture that gives the greatest oppor
tunities ever for athletic prowess,
fearsome stunts and feats of ut
most daring and skill such is the
description of the latest Douglss
Fairbanks photoplay, "Don Q, Son
of Zorro,'' which Is announced as
the feature attraction coming next
Thursday at the Antlers for three
days.
The management of the Antlers
theatre is authority for the state
ment that in his new screen play
Fairbanks has departed, temporar
ily at least, from such historic
characterizations as "Robin Hood"
or the imaginative fantasy of his
"Thief of Bagdad," and now has
given to his public a picture that
outstunts anything he has ever
produced ; a picture that affords
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She would want to cry asking
this, but her pride rushed up in a
flame. She always managed to hold
her head very high whispering
gruffly to her storming, imperious
youth: "I don't want love! I don't
need it.' I never think of men or
marriage! I can get along alone!"
This grim sentence only sent her
back more clamorously to her
dreams. Romance would come to
her all right! Some godlike man
would see into her heart, how gay
It was, how noble. He would be en
thralled by this inner beauty. They
would recognize each other Instant
ly. He would say. "Judith, I've
searched the world over for you!"
She would answer with a glsd,
mighty tranquility, "I've waited!"
There were many versions of
this rapt scene all of them pierc
ingly tender. Sometimes Judith
chose ' a moonlit garden whose,
she didn't consider; sometimes
they would meet at a dance; again
they would be standing on a ship
far out at sea. All girls, especially
plain ones, cherish wild hopes like
this.
But last night why, last night
Douglas said to her, "Oh,. Jude,
you're the darlingest thing on
earth!" She repeated it softly; a
warm huskineas filled her mouth.
' It meant nothing, of course. She
and Douglas had known each other
years. She couldn't remember when
they first started taking long walks
together almost since the day he I
him the widest possible scope for
ii i h weii-Knnwn Biniptt, ohiimo
Antlera Theatre
Candy chairs, human chocolate
drops and peppermint sticks, candy
stickpins candy, candy, candy,
hundreds of pounds of it in decora
tion to make a setting for a ball in
which the hero, risen to wealth, is
dashed to ruin sucli Is the strik
ing "spectacle" of Cecil B. De
Mille's new Paramount picture,
"The Golden Red," which Is at the
Antlers theatre.
Always Cecil B. De Mille pre-
ZT. Z. li !""
i-iticu me eye, an opening or ine
Red Sea ln "The Ten Command
ments," a cutback to Rome and Its
orgies In "Manslaughter," a glim
pse of the herAtter in "Feet of
Clay."
In the case of "The Golden
Bed," screen play by Jeanle Mac-i
pherson from Wallace Irwin's
novel, this unusual "candy ball",
comparable In its size and magni
ficence to the Cinderella "plate
glass" ball In "Forbidden Fruit",
marks the climax of the affair be
tween Adraah Holts, "poor white
trash" risun to wealth, and proud
Flora Lee Peake, who despises
him but loves his money. Rod La
Rocque is Admah and Ltlllam Itirh
De Mille's new "find," plays Flora
Lee.
Liberty Theatre
What kind of a fellow o yon i
think "Percy" Is? That Is, "Perry" j
ui ine :itw ..imrii's tin 111m wiuen
Is playing the Liberty theatre to
night.
Percy" Is not the ordinary.
FFUBBY
H&y TuBSV.
QUAQ.TEC1 1 COT 'ROM
A 0ICC OLE LAOV
I VUA'a IMtEELIW'
IfJTHEIQ.
AW &WE GIMME IT FOR.
. REIM' A ffOOO BOY W
. HELPIM MOM UWE T
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ANOy
and his mother, Emma Keith, hau :
w i?h. S She loved Douglas Keith, honor-a kind of kingly privilege.
Khi tf imJ-SS Sh admitted It to herself with a They were awaro that Evelyn Mo I
hI.i,P?i" ? V,tboundl unrestraint that was, Neil had stepped down woefully,
to make It up to -Lm for the way. , when she married their father,
shed sacrificed educating him. la c8,a ""V n; I Mrs. Moore never allowed the self-1
He told her about the girls he An moving rle thought of hlm.'eltacing husband to forget that she;
likell. There was that angel In h'a : she was so glad it was a Saturday 1 had "given up everything made a.
class at college. Judith listened In
a sou, unuerstanaing way. . wnen
the angel passed, it was the little ln no nurry lo return to the com
blonde typist Iji the law offices monp1ace flat li Pulton street
where Jie got his first Job. Then It 1 home, where ,he wa8 ci,ri8hed, of
was the stately Miss Kane,. He was j course, but taken for grantedi ex
very glowing about them all, talk- pected always to "act like a sensl
ing to Judith as though she were a Dle person, and be thankful she had
hundred and fifty years old. ROod hlt, and ,he uge of all her
But last night he came over all 1
a chuckle. He pulled a dlshtower
from her hands with a breezy:
"Gee, you're the pokes In this
shack. Era and I finished hours
ago. Get your hat got something
great to tell you."
They walked up Fultot street
j every "day type of mollycoddle, for
n . t . .
I'urcy went in for high art. He
played the violin, and In younger
days did "butterfly dances"; In
other words. Just a hot house plant
reared on mother's kisses and nur -
turcd- on aesthetics.
Then, only through an accident.
Perev hs. nno wild nirht when he
Is twentv-one. and "linsis" tnnae.
The next morning, following a;
frantic chase by cops and ambu
lances, he awakens with a wild
headache in Mexico. An open box
car had been the port in time of
l.rm mml hirr. had aiallcul him.
self of Its outstretched arms.
On the frontier he is assailed by
a gang of hoboes who proceed to
beat him up. but he is finally res -
cued by "Holy Joe." a Jolly old j tne , , wh , Ka ,ook plane. iremnlnlng Indians to move the
scalliwag who was handy wlth The Creeks had no Jails They building to a national Indlun park
proverbs, fists and non-losable 'had only two methods of punish- planned near here. .
playing cards. In Mexico Percy!ment dipping ad shooting. o
meets many mlventurrs, gets mixed ThB punishment for robbery, for KTHi.MA F "FOItKlfJN"
up with the Senorl:a queen of a'natnee. was 50 lashes for the IS ltKMOVM KHOM
dance hall, falls In love with a uT.-t offense, 100 lashes for the; illtivii AMTV IS t'lilKA.
beautiful young ranch Mlrl, hastnerond, and death for the third. NEW YORK, Oct. 19. Chrln
flghta rolore, and learns that llfe'in rases of execution, tho con-jtlunlty Is no longer a religion ln
Is a case of every man for him-1 demncd Indian was tied to the 'China upon which the stigma of
scif--o he goes in search of his, tree and shot. Damage suit
mislaid manhood. jwero settled In cash, work or DO
ALUMINUM WARE
Have you seen the special at
larrs? Our star bargain sale are
on. Big vnlues in kitchen needs.
Carr's wheie you save.
o
- Fresh grape Juice at Overland government from the fouth"ast- Chinese, many of them prominent
Orclurds. Bring containers or ern part of the t'nlted States tolln public and private life, are en
leave at Brand's Road Stand. Will this territory about 1::0. They rolled us members of Christian
1 deliver when filled
IOOKUT THE "
CXIfi TvVJIN""
CA.f2fi.tAGF
Will Grin Ybii
quickly because he was excited mooning about! Why don't you get
with Ills amazing good luck. The up and do something! 1 don't
newspaper he'd worked on at col- know how you can sit there' so
lege offered him ?25 a week. Think Idle!" As though mere motion were
of it twenty-flvo dollars! And ho ; the moat . laudable thing la the
had only to wrlto about 300 words; world.
a day short, snappy stuff of cur- n waa pure luxury to loiter un
rent events illustrated with goo')' 'disturbed in the deserted office, Ju
drawlngs. What a pipe! dith drew the black oil cloth cover
They reached Alamo SqUare jover her typewriter absently, lost
looking far out to ' the lights j In a- great sweetness,
blinking so daintily little golden: xhe AooT opened, a V0ce laugh
midgets Jumping on the watered, a littlo gum of perfume Hut
"Pretty lucky, Jude? Now I can lor((i lu juaUhs face. She blinked
blow you to a good show every : M OIM rudely and unwillingly
even months or so." j awakened.
Judith trembled. He had hold of The,, sne ' jumped" upwitha
her hands, waiting with boyish : bound of Joy, mumbled glowingly,
eagerness for her approval. She j "Sandy ! Of all tilings!" ,
loveu me arocni iih)k in ins riiru, i
dark eyes loved their sweet, di-
reel gaze.
She said: "Oh!" Tea's ran down
her cheeks :id she gulped. Oh,
ir,umi;tun. '
He gave her a quick pull toward
him, laughing In her face: ".What
a nut ' What n nner riarlinsr
thing! Jude, you're the darlingest: Sne wa Sandy McNeil, Judith's
thng on the earth." . 'cousin, the most captivating person
She walked homeward, drenched '""in knew. Kveryihing that was
In happiness. For a long time that romantic or unusual, sue coupled
night Judith sat on her bed smil-w"l Sandy.
In Into the darkness, tellini her-! Judith's mother was a McNeil.
' ". f with an eager anguish: "Oh. It :
.1.1 t
so ...j ... thB other girls In I
h ffir hrnn iin Sh. ...
limbs." This was one of Mrs. Idren. Mrs. Moore was a colorful,
Moore's formulas for keeping her j domineering woman. Her children
children's feet firmly on thet resented her tyrannies, yet they
! ground.
I Judith hated the violent way her
' mother and sisters hail of flounc-
Ing on her thoughts with an irrl-
I taterl: "What in the world are you
! INDIA VN WIIII'I'INti TIIKH
.
AMI CAl'ITAIj STILL M.ltVK
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OKMULGEE, Okla., Oct. 19.
! The ancient whipping tree and
,the old capltol of a vanished In -
Idian nation still are doing ser -
I vlc8 ln citr-
I In the heart of Okmulgee stnnds
the council house f the Creek
ntlnn. emeteH in 1X7D. Tim Y.
M. C. A. and the Chamber of same manner.
Commerce have their headquar- There was a high court and a
ters ln the building, and a bus dlstrlrt.rourt, each district hav
llne uses one corner for an of- Ing a prosecuting attorney, a
lice, Judge, and a company of light
The building and Its grounds 'horsemen, whli h wore ln the na-
... ,u- n. Hum nf ninnnlpd nnllra.
TL"1aI.I,,, ' a... . . hi!
',. ..j.
1 ...,, .h
lashes on the hare bark.
The conucll house Is a two.
story building of native und
stone. On the flrt floor were
tho departments of government,
on the second the legislative
halls.
The Creeks were one of the
five civilized tribes moved by the
established here a complete sy-
He Works the Wrong Street.
-r mv I Mr the iys-A voo iJ ' I GoV: ""7 c'5- r-T !
. .. . coMEoo.HAioK.y . .. . L M J ernta keep cjoiet Ai' V00lW HE h LTJ I
, '" s3C2. Om Jlksi rsws lisn ' hat'
. i j i 'i ' - ' i . in a
' . . ..If
A tall, lightsome girl caught
Judith's hands. She filled the room
'with vividness; with charm as
though the sun had come up un
expectedly or a song trilled. She
talked cai'.v
..
with little throaty
1 laughs, stopping three or four times
to kiss Judith's flushed cheeks.
from Infancy Kvelyn Moore's chil-
1 1 r' n li.- rroi v.nl thai tlild ... an
complete sacrifice of her life" to I
become his wife.
The greatest compliment she
ever paid her daughters was to
say: "You're a McNeil!" In the
same way she charged to the fath
er's heritage all the unpleasant
traits that cropped out ln her chil
adored her; they hung on her
words, quoting her as though she
were Infallible. Argument ended
when one or the other could bol-
I ster her enune with: "Mamma said
stem of government, similar to
the American republic, but with
much simpler forms.
Their legislature was composed
'of the House of Kings (Senate)
land the1 House of Warriors. The
lhesd of the state was the prin-
IP1"1' '"'' ,ccted for. '""r ear
by a majority vote of tho males
'of the nat on.
His assistant was
the second cMel elected in tne
The council house belongs to
Uh eitv or Okmulgee. Efforts
!nr now being made among the
"foreign" may be placed, despite
the attacks uporf It made by some
advocates of the 'new national
ism." said Ralph A. Ward of
Peking, for ID years a Methodist
Episcopal Missionary ln China, In
!a report to tho Board of Foreign
'Mlhslons here. Dr. Ward pointed
(out that many of the leading men
'of (he republic are well known as
Christians, and that Z.Mo.OOO
rnurehes.
in "SANDY"
V lift
. '
;
.t ,
MrW, As :
ELCNORI MEHCRIN
so!" So they regarded It almost an
Insult to be told with aggrieved
impatience: "I declare to goodness,
you're a regular Moore!" ,
In Sandy was concentrated ' all
the gay distinction; all the beauty
of the McNeils. Sandy had that
thin, wistful figure. She had white
skin, it pallor made haunting by
the Intense black of her eyebrows;
the Intense red of her hair. More
than this, she seemed to-move ln
color and music.
Her visits to the city were the
thrills of Judith's existence. They
had become friends three years
previous when Sandy's father
wrote to his sister inviting the
youngest daughter, who happened
to be Judith, to his home ln Santa
Barbara for a vacation. Since
then every month or so Sandy dash
ed into the office where Judith
worked and they went oft together
on a lark that for Judith was a
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Phone 42F23, noon or evenings.
FOR SALE Reed baby buggy.
Lloyd sulky, and bath table.
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FOR SALE Angora bucks, from
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FOR SALE Fir and mixed hard
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Ing. No chance lo break 'your
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of Young Love
priceless adventure, '
She loved walking Into the Pal
ace with Sa.idy. She felt proud as
though she were displaying some
rare exotlo flower. She would whis
per eagerly: "Sandy the way men
stare at you!"
The head waiter knew Sandy. He
ushered her to,a table In the very
center of the room. She accepted
tribute as a queen might.
Now Sandy drew off her gloves.
Judith watched her. . Finally she
reached over and touched Sandy's
luutti where a diamond the size of
a:i almond glowed.
Sandy laughed: "Oh, I forgot to
till joj. I'm somewhat engaged."
Like taking a glass of water! As
though one became engaged every
ten minutes!
Judith, tense with her own emo
tions, asked softly: "Who? Is he
glorious?"
Sandy's brows raised whimsical
ly: "Well he might be called
poetic. He's somewhat fragile. I
think It may be quite charming
flouting down Lake Geneva in a
gondola while he sings me bal
lads. He's an Italian terribly rich."
"You love him? Sandy, do you
love) him arhlngly?"
Sandy began to laugh. Then she
f. -owned impatiently: "Hecle. Judy.
dont' take It all so seriously! It's
not a rmieral. I said I'm engaged.
1 didn't say I'm married."
Judith stared at her accusingly:
"Do you get engaged to a man If
you don't Intend to marry biro?"
"You can only marry one of
them!" Then Sandy leaned for
ward: "How can you tell If you
love a man, Jude? How do you
know when the thing you feel is
lover
. "I .
Judlfh's blood cam"v(ry warm
ly 10 ner race, maKing ftef eyes
shine. "You know it all right! It's
love when you feel glad all over be
cause he's near. It's love when you
walk along the streets turning this
way and mat, hoping to catch a
glimpse of him. it's love when you
almost faint If he looks straight ln
your eyes or touches your hand. . .
It's love when you wish and wish
that he'd only stoop down quick
FOR SALE One Ion Ford truck;
three cows and three two-year-old
heifers. Herman Schulzo,
Ilrockway. .
FOR SALE Improved Oregon and
Brandywlne strawberry plants,
ft 00 per thousand. Julius Kindt,
' Melrose.
FOll "SALtJ 1 piastered house, S
large rooms, closets, bath, gar
age, fruit trees, etc. Terms. Call
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FOR KENT Furnished housekeep
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lT)it RENTRoorhs. adults only;
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FOR 'itENi' 5-room strictly mini
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By WINNER
s
auu imoo ju .
"That's not what I've got! nut
say, Jude, you sly thing how -do
you know?" v . - . -. t
"I can Imagine! You won't marrx
him, then?"
' "Yea at least I'm headed that
way."
"And you dont love him" ,
- "What does love amount- to?
They say It's all the same after the
first few months aj long as the
man Is fond of you "
"After the first few ' months!
Who'd give them up, I want to
know!" Judith demanded . hotjy.
"Who say it' the tame?"
"Everyone. My mother my fa- ,
ther the whole claa of aunt and
uncles and sister and brothers.
They say It's all flctlont he kind
of love you're raving about j"
"Are they doing the marrying,
Sandy "
Sandy grinned. "Of course! I told
you he was so wealthy hi eattket
bulge" - '
"And you'll let them ftaaa ye l .
to a thing like that? Waj.. SaaA.,
you can have your choice of all th
men In the world " -
"Being married won't alter
that ", but Sandy' dark, shadow
ed eyes were now a little fright
ened. She dropped them suddenly.
She said softly: "Now I'm in for it
I usually manage not to Utink.
Pushed Into It! Jude they oaa do
It I'm terribly afraid they're going
to succeed. I Just feel itph, I
don't know but I may not worm
out of it"
Sandy rose. She let her" hand
press on Judith's. Bandy''" hand
was very soft, appealing, like a
child's. "Sometime I get frighten
ed about it, Jude, Just stark, coo
coo frightened. 1 don't know which
way to turn"
In an hour of wild desolation
when murder would have seemed
right to Judith's tortured spirit,
she remembered Sandy a as stood
then, the wlstful plea on he beau
tiful race, the touch of her, hand.
She remembered the charm of her
that Saturday when the dream wa
new in Judith' heart. It made it
easier to answer Sandy'a need.
Continued Tomorrow"
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