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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1925.
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are lot of particular torn
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(his town who are duly
(rateful because we are In
the washing and Ironing
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RECITAL
MISS ELIZABETH
SPENCER
Soprano
Assisted by
MISSLUCILE
COLLETTE
Pianist and Violinist
Program
1. (a) Lullaby (Jocelyn
.. Oodard
(b) I Hear You Calling Me
. Marshall
Miss Spencer wltb Edison
Records of her voice.
I. (a) Welti In C Sharp
Minor Chopin
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(h) Snua Dots (In the ffi
Woods) Btanb
Miss Collette with her Edi
son Records.
J. (a) My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice. .....HalntSaens
(b) Honey Dat a All
Van Alstyne
Mlsa Spencer with Edison
Recorda of her voice.
4. Meditation (Thais)
- Massenet
Miss Collelle with Edison
Record of a Violin Solo by
Albert Spalding.
B. (a) Lore a Old Sweet
Song . Molloy
(b) Happy Days... Streleikl
Mlsa Spencer with Edison
Records of her voice.
6. (a) The World la Waiting
tor the Sunrise
' HeltiCollette
(b) Hejre Katl Hubay
Violin Solos by Mlsa Col
lette, Piano Accompani
ment on the New Edison.
Note: Miss Collette plays
the violin with piano ac
companiment recorded by
herself on the New Ellison.
7. Reading, "An Old Sweet
heart of Mine" Riley
- Musical setting by Mabel
anna Corby.
Misa Spencer.
t. Piano Solos Selected
Miss Collette
Songs
9. (a) The Bitterness of Ive
James Dunn
(b) Summer and You
Mabelanna Corby
Miss Spencer
Tendered to the Music
Lovers of Roseburg,
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November 19. 1925
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"SANDY"
By ELENORI MEHERIN
THE STORV SO FAR
- Sandy McNeil, forced by her Im
poverished family Into a loveless
marriage with Ben Muiillo, a rich
Italian, sacrifices her love for Tim.
my, a childhood sweetheart Mur
lllo'a tyranny and insolence catuea
her to write to Judith Moore, a
8an Francisco cousin, for help In
escaping ber marital bondage, but
Judith is absent on a long vaca
tion.. A son la born, dying almost
Immediately. In unutterable lone
liness, Sandy appeals to her Uncle
Hob, who enables her to take a
Honolulu trip with ber mother.
There she meets Ramon Worth,
and drives and dances with him.
Leaving Murillo's letters to her
unopened, she finally receives a
cablegram from him.
Qo on wltn roe (tory.
CHAPTER 28
Sandy read the cablegram
read It twice. She looked at her
mother and roared crazy, heed
less laughter. It ripples over ber
In gales. She sat on the bed,
holding the message before her.
shaking wltb mirth.
Murillo's cablegram sent from
San Francisco said: "Matsonin
arrived. Your absence inexplic
able. Cable Immediately.'
Mrs. McNeil took the piper from
Sandy. Her large, flaccid cheeks
quivered with anxiety. "What is
the matter? What is funny about
this?"
We're here! Funny! Ha! ha!
ha! He expected us. We didn't
arrive! Picture him! Ye gods!"
The tears streamed down ber
cheeks. She laughed and laugh
ed. Her mother tapped her foot.
"Sandy! What have you done?
Did Ben tell you to get passage
and you Ignored him? You said
nothing to me ot It."
8andy got up and walked about
the room, swinging her shoulders
with abandoned hllarty. "I don't
know how it happened. But it
did that's the important thing.
! He may have said something. I'm
not a very careful letter reader "
She turned her back, quietly
' tore the envelopes off Murillo's
letters. She knew exactly what
happened. And It was there. He
had written very completely. He
una reserved passage lor tnem.
His orders were in those unopened
letters. What a magnificent joke!
Mrs. McNeil stroked her sort
double chin. She waa sick with
nervousness.
Sandy said breezily: 'Oh, it's
no calamity, Isabella. He can wait
a few more weeks. I'll cable that
I mislaid his letter before I read
It or that I forgot to open it." -
"You'll do nothing of the kind.
You'll say the letter was lost in
the mails and we never received
it. How can you threat your hus
band In this brazen, flippant man-
laer?"
"After all, mother, what is It
I that makes a man your husband?
I Did you ever alop to consider
this? Ho you think the words that
some third party said over us
, made ua man and wife? All the
i ceremony on the earth can't Join
together what the spirit aeparates.
I've discontinued marriage with
Ben Murillo."
Mrs. McNeil's large, gentle eyes
filled: "Nothing will discontinue
your marriage, Sandy, except
death.
"I tell you It's discontinued al
ready! I the real ME was
- J 1 .. . . KIm fr. ......
iivvor juiut-u lu mm. .wan juu
name any reason why he should
have a perpetual claim?
"Your vows."
Sandy Jerked her head Impati
ently. She knew she was only be
wildering her mother. She want
ed to stop. Yet she went on
talking. "Oh, Isabella, don't Just
repeat all that tosh! Tell me why
It's right or beautiful for two
people to make each other miser
able tor life. Why do you think
it pleasing to Ood that I at 20 be
doomed to lifelong sordid unhap
piness? You'd shudder before
you'd hand me a dose of poison,
wouldn't you? But that would be
a clean thing to do, for it would
only kill the body. You want me
to have my spirit slowly beaten
to death. You think I'll be a cre
dit to the creator of sun and
stars and gladness If I go around
In hangdog aubmisslon. ashamed
to look a decent person in the
face!"
She glanced at her mother,
winced, atooped down and wiped
the hot, atalned cheeks; kissed
the ample forehead where the
hair waa damp and thin: "Don't
cry about it, darling. Can't' I
even talk
But Sandy went down lightly
enonah the mirth within her tin
,he',,'- ft" c",bifd'(; M,irlll-
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AalFUL SAO. IT MADE
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THATS A 10TTA.
APPLESAUCE!
ICUCttlrtatBRfelE
AS ANYBODY Asj'
NCVEtt GET MV
Me.RO AtoD
-THAsjKED HIM
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AKM BROKEN
I ft
'ing the words. He wished to
know why tbey hadn't arrived.
I Certainly she would satisfy him.
I Let him pay to learn. He'd been
stingy enough wltb her rubbing
In time and again that $60 she
stole. He compelled ber to ask
for her barest needs.
She said: "Sorry you were dis
appointed. Knew nothing of any
reservations. Your letter prob
ably overlooked. Prefer to re
main longer. Sandy."
Thla mood continued aa If her
disregard of him had suddenly
eliminated him from her life. She
felt free and happy.
Underneath, she thought: "I'll
have another month I'll drag It
out at least that long. . There's
no way be can get us back any
sooner."
' e
She went swimming that even
ing riding on the waves The
warm surf dashing against her
throat filled her with delight. She
rolled over, burying herself in the
waters.
She thought with exuberant, de
fiant Joy: "I'm glad! He can't
stop It! I'm Me! lie can't
change It!"
And It now seemed preposter
ous that any one should even sup
pose she belonged to Ben Murillo.
Why should he come between her.
for Instance, and that sunset sky?
Why should the thought of him
prevent her from looking up and
laughing from wishing to sing.
to drive with pleasant people?
She was a free, human being.
What right had another to force
her to resign her whole life to
his satisfaction? It was not only
Infamous. It was impossible.
Ramon Worth asked her to go
to the dance with him. She went.
They strolled out In the gardena.
He was a happy, charming fellow,
with such a fund of talk. He
thought her extremely beautiful
and said so.
It made ber blithe to be flat
tered now. She said. Insolently:
You're not such a bad looking
rake yourself, though your cbln
Is too short and I wouldn't have
lips quite so full
He Jested merrily about that.
He danced with grace. She felt
as buoyant and carefree as In the
days liefore her marriage.
They found a bench. Between
the palms glimpses of the water
thone. He regarded her quizzi
cally: "Why did you come to tbe
dance tonight, Sandy?"
"I felt like It."
"Do you always do as you
feel?"
"Mostly yea "
"You wanted to come the other
night lots of other nights, but
you didn t. . . .
She frowned. He went on casu
ally, not removing his glance from
her profile: "I forgot to tell
you. A friend of ours. Jack Hor
ace, la down here. Arrived last
week. Nice chap went to school
with you, didn't he?"
Sandy said quietly: "Yes." She
thought: "Now he knows 'all
about me. Everything.'
Probably Jack had even told
that ahe had run away on her
honeymoon. Everyone In Santa
Barbara knew that
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her of the baby and that it was
dead?
-
Sandy looked out to the water,
all her happiness vanished.
Ramon's: hand stole over hers.
She tried to laugh. "I suppose
he told you nine or seven things
about me?"
"I don't need anyone to tell me
about you, Sandy. I can see all
I want."
Yes! And for summor frlend-
Kklps one doesn't need to go very
deep. Besides, I'll soon be leav
ing so it doesn't matter."
"You re going back? I thong it
you were to stay Indefinitely."
"Did Jack-say that?"
He colored: "Yes." He was a
little ashamed. Hut he noticed
the whiteness of her lips, the de
fiant tilt of her head. She had
unconsciously raised It. the eha- ? ; uisunci auvan.age noi amy in
jj in.. i. ui. .v. ...eliminating confusion, but also in
ulted In her beauty. Her defiance
made him reckless. A young,
beautiful girl like thla married to
a mean fellow that she dldn t
love and who waa robbing her of
happiness and who now tried to
make her return to him.
He guessed this waa the un
pleasant news she had received.
She had grown desperate with
the thought of return. . . .
Sandy hit her lips together.
He said: "Are you angry be
cause I met a friend of yours?"
She looked at him coldly. "No.
But I'm not stupid. I know whut
a gossip Jack Horace Is."
"You mean you think he talked
about you?"
"I know he did!"
"Listen. Sandy he talked
yes but not to me. I merely
rhanred to hear It. Perhaps I
ahouldn't have listened. 1 couldn't
help It. I wanted to hear. I was
dying to know about you. I've
leen dying of curiosity ever since
I met you. I've thought of yon
Incessantly. There's no harm in
that. Is there? How could I help
It? You're no Idea how taunting
yon are! You can't know how
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It made me feel when I waa vou
rushing down to the water the
way you did that night Sandy
don't turn (four bead away "
But she became excited and
stood up . "Oh, It's nothing,
Ramon. I Just don't want you
to be Interested in me I don't
wont It."
He took her hands and drew
her back to the bench. "You
can't stop it, Sandy. How do you
think you can atop It!"
o
HELLO BILLI Cheer up. Will ex
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smile to attend a real dance at Elka
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. Secre
tary Jardlne today announced his
approval of a national system of
roads selected by the Joint board
on Interstate highways to be known
aa United States highways.
:The road system Includes 75,884
miles of highway, each rout of
which has been designated by
number, and the secretary's ap-
nrnval nt thA Intnt hnnril'. nlnn
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naa been forwarded to the Ameri
can Association of State Highway
officials, meeting In Detroit thla
week.
The secretary's approval of the
board's, highway plan brings to a
close work of tbe 24 state and fed
eral highway officials appointed
Inst March by Secretary Gore to
draft a highway plan. The board's
report provides for tbe marking of
tho selected highways with stand
ard direction and warning signs..
In a letter to Thomas H. Mac
Donald, chairman of the Joint
board, Secretary Jardine declared
the adoption of the board's pro
posals will "accomplish a marked
advance In the highway system
and building program of the coun
try as a whole."
"The clear designation of Import
ant routes of travel." he said, "will
furthering systematic and continu-
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PEKING, Nov. 19. The powers
represented at tbe Chinese customs
office unanimously and uncondi
tionally acceded to the Chinese de
mand for the enactment of a trea
ty giving China unresisted tariff
rights beginning January 1, 1929.
China agrees to abolish the likin
on the Bame date.
The action of the conference was
taken at a point meeting ot the
first and second commissions,
which adopted a sub-committee res
olution reading aa follows:
'The delegatea ot the power as
sembled in this conference re
solved to adopt the following pro
posed article relating to tariff au
tonomy with a view to lncorporat
ing it together with other matters
to be hereafter agreed upon, in
treaty which Is to be signed by
this conference.
"The contracting powers other
than China hereby recognize
China's right to enjoy tariff auton
omy; tbey agree to remove the
tariff restrictions which are con
tained la the existing treaties be
tween themselves respectively and
China, and consent to the going In
to effect of the Chinese national
tariff law, January 1, 1929.
"The government of the Repub
lic of China declares that the likin
shall be abolished simultaneously
with enforcement of the tariff law
and further declares that abolition
of the likin shall be effectively
carried out by the first day of the
first month of the eighteenth of
the republic, January 1, 1929.
Sub-committees were appointed
i the rates and purposes to be
served by the Interim surtaxes
which are to be applied. Adjourn
ment was taken, subject to the
call of the chair.
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The Pickwick fringe, Hupneme,
driven by J. F. Christlanaon. went
off the road last nUht jttst outh of
Canyonville, but fortunately none
of the pa.Hsengnrs were injured, and
the bus waa not damnged to any
great degree.
The accident waa caused by the
bolts shearing off from a shock ab
sorber, causing the bumper to drop
and locking the atearjng apparatus.
The huge stage swung to the -ide
of the road, cut down two tele
phone poles, and came to a stop be
side the road.
A fender and the cowl of the
bus were damaged, but the motor
was unhurt A relief bus from
Vreka came up to Ashland, the
passengers being transferred from
the scene of the wreck to Ash
land by the regular local bus.
TABLE DECORATIONS
A full line of the newest place
cards, score cards, napkins, crepe
paper and necessary articles fnr
your party. Also a nice selection
for prizes. Lloyd L. Crocker.
ORKAT IXTKItKST IN
XMI; IIAN'CEItH.
Great Interest Is already evi
dent In the coming Pa nee Concert
be given here by the Portia
Mannfield Jancers at the Antlers
Theatre on Sunday and Monday.
Dancing Is constantly growing in
favor and the numerous schools
of the Dance, which are springing
up all over the country testify to
a recrudescence Qf the eldest and
one of the most beautiful of all
the arts. Mothers are beginning
to understand the enormous ad
vantages tn be gained by teaching
rhlldren rhythmic dancing, while
society has gone in for It en
masse, realizing me poise ana
grace It engenders. The Mans
field Dancers are living Illustra
tions of the value of dance train
ing. Their bodies are simple, their
mucle respond Instantly to their I
desire, grace has become ao much
a matter of habit that It Is nn- i
cnnsrtotis. The day of the old-
time ballet dancer, with the enorm
ously developed calves la past I
'modern dancing Is a combination
of rhythmic movements and mu
sic, designed to portray an emo
tion, a mood to give visual ex
pression to some composition, or t
to tell a story, poetical or drama
tic, as the esse ms.v he. The pro-
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These beautiful Teapots we are showing in
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American, English and Japanese1
They are so grouped in our display, and while
. a teapot is a commonplace article, these par
ticular lines will make delightful Christmas
presents.
. We Suggest that You Shop Early and
get the benefit of large
assortments. '
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Classified Section
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FOR SALE Good used Ford; best
buy In town. Klecker-Amort Co.
FOR ' SALE Six-bole Colonial
range, nearly new. cost $111.00,
' will sell for $30. Phone 133.
WILL SELL or rent dwelling. 104C
corner west l3t street, and 1st
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FOR SALE Three or' fonr tons
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USED PIANO We have a bargain
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Terms If wanted. Call 315 N.
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FOR SALE Registered Jersey
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FOR SALE One wire haired ter
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FOR SALE One Little Major sin
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MAKE AN OFFER ON THE DR.
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SEE OITR used cars before you
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1 1921 Ford touring, starter and
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1 1921 Chevrolet ; 95
1 1921 Dodge touring, cord tires.
now paint . $296
And 20 others, coupes and se
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HANSEN CHEVROLET CO.
gram of the Mansfield Dancers
runs the gamut from the poeti
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE?
Client owns a desirable 40ucre
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price is $5,000. Clear of debt.
Will take In other property or
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FOR RENT
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FOR RENT 2-room aparements. -246
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FOUR NICELY FURNISHED
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WANTED A triple power Hircu
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particulars address Room 11, Re-
view punning, itoseeurg. Ore.
I WANTED Sewing especially, but
will do washing, Ironing, cleaning
I or any kind of work by hour or
; day at your home or mine. Phone
i 492-L.
, WANTED Orders tor stamping,
I embroidering, crocheting, knit
I ting or plain sewing. Write or
I call and see samples. mile
I south of Sutherlin on highway.
! Blanche Merrltt
I
LOST AND FOUND
; LOST Bunch of keys in leather
caw. Finder please retsrn to
! News-Review office.
MISCELLANEOUS
l j
CAR OWNER Don't forget tt
all (51 when In need of auti
parte. Sartrs Auto Wrecking
House.
At Brand's
ROAD. STAND
Pacific Highway 4 miles north!
Open Evenings
Good Thlnot for Thanksgiving:!
Figs
Dates ' ' ;
Applea
Pears
Grapes !
Bananas
Oranges j
Pomegranate .
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
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