Roseburg news-review., February 21, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEDURC, OREGON Ti IL'RSDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1929.
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"Then you're not to be marrlfd
in the nioriiiiiK? Shall I quote that,
Mr. Hurt, en corning from you?"
Hunts' slum;:- a:fci-d wearily.
He looked desperately tired. And
a little old.
"(iood lord!" he appealed. "Have
THIS HAS HAPPENED noirrapliers make etter sweet-! " reopen tor a mm s private
Matxie Anhe. married for 15, hearts thun society Klrls. Mr. Hart? attars? W hat If I should ask you I.
years to a newspa'per man, varus J-'rom your own personal ' experi-j" aa true that you oer.t your
her daughter and Hollis Hart of ence, 1 mean." I''1'7 r, m,1,nl 10 loP" w,,h ,1"
the ways of reporters. . . 1 red haired altrea at Cbllda.
Ashtoreth. her only child, la! Parkins came trotting through ant you see It wculdn't be any
marryinr Hollis Hart. A triumph- the revolving door. I "'"T" preu.-. ;uoua or ao.-uru:
ni mirrlipa tmm m wnrMlv nolnt "There'm irentleninn what aava' The man ''UUekled.
of Tiew. The Harts are one of the j Vs a personal friend, sir. waiting 1 "That Is f e price of greatne".
oldest families In Koston. and Hol-l!n your bedchamber, air. Hit's me. w''1- '" nRl1 million.
Us is a multi millionaire. Ashlo-1 own opinion, 'e's a news 'ound. 11, Mr I1;,rt. 1 v. o-.-VV: c-e what you
reth Is a noor little atenocranher.il may sav so. sir." asked me. I jr
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trie Station, 122 S. Stephens.!
I FOR SALE I 113.6:
FOU SALE Trailers cheap at
Sarff h. 39 N. Main St.
WOOU Dry fir block, 3 tiers $
Phone 1U-K23.
FOU SALK Canary bird. cage.
Good singer, $j, i'noue 448-R.
Full gALK-HonfUs-bld-pigs at
93.60 each. J. O. Metz ranch.
Canyonville, Ore.
FOR SALE Brunswick phono
graph - and records. Westing
house electric ran Re, Rood sew
ing machine. Hoosier kitchen
caolnet, remnant pieces or Con
goleum, refinished beds and
dressers. See n.e quick. J. M-Judd.
That you said
but beautiful as a Follies clothes With scant grace. Parkins bun-!&oiu me, eiv.tr. i-i munio my
hnrv rtiM.i Kannv down thp ai.wn. no" the rorkyrd world. And
The storv is meat for the Dress. "A Keutltmens club! Hit's no I'd Ml the tabloids to go
Particularly in view of the fact place for ladles, Miss," he advised i tlev11
that Hollis. flying from New York! her. . H"rt "niilod grimly. . . . I
to hts fiancee In Boston, has fig-1 A suave young man rose troin to say something or
itt-erl In on nirnlnnA nw.f Urn Wlih i thf rliib rhatr in th siltim? fOODl! l"ort," lit declared.
him, at the time, was Monty Eng-,of Hollis suite.
Ilsh, an old sweetheart of Ashio-! "Sorry to intrude this way," he
reth's. apologized pleasantly. "Hut busi-
Monty was also hurrying to her,; nesa is business, Mr. Hart. There's
because he had read that day in a a rumor around tiwn that Dan
New York paper a story, which ; Corum is filing suit for breach of
implied that the "well known club-' promise against you. Stories from
man the rich and famous Mr. Dan's office Indicate that he'll be
Hart" haH horn mo Invnlvcrl In a on the lob first thins: in the morn-
rather lurid romance with 'a young ing. He's made no statement him-; lUe proas.
lady of unusual beauty, said to 'self, but the News wanted to give! "And how In blazes,' demanded
have been a stenographer In his! you an even break, so 1 came di-1 Mollis irritably, "do you know what
employ." j rertly to you. Mr. Hart. KatUi'r! Miss Ashe looks like?"
Monty furiously angry, meant to ' rotten, busting in on you this way.l
get at the facts of the story. Fol-! 1 kow. But you understand how it ! Tnt. porter beamed affably,
lowing the crash, he learns the 8-" j "W e've pome very good photo-
identity of his traveling companion! -Hollis looked at him In astonish-1 graphs of her," he explained. "The
and ascertains that lie means to. went. I studio, where she SHt last summer
marry Ash to reth in the morning. ! "It's news to me.' he declared. furnUhed several cuts, in exchange
Hollis motors from Connecticut, And you might tell forum tor me, fr what we call a vremt line, its
where the accident took nlace. to that If he nulla any of his dirty customary, ynu know. We print In
the Ashe flat In Boston. Meantime, j stuff I'll give him a punch in the the corner 'Photograph by So-and-l
the Boston papers hrivtj heard, not nose. And I'll sue his whole dam , so,' and they count it good adv;r-
Tha iimi'ii innnir mun ami Ml iat.l s huni Hi mil r-i r- u. ......... -
played anything but the girl end' 9m
V'annie was right. MalxJe, who
couldn't bear to refuse anybody
anything, had beu persuaded to
admit a chosen few, selected a
FIH)kesmen for the group. When.
Fannie found that out, she bribed
the Janitor, and waited in the hall, -will
e he delivered a note.
Mali: read It. and admitted Fan-
ule. Belle and Vina and Johnny
Ik 'a honey smiled when they saw
, rer. They Knew Fannie' favorite
j ruse. For 10 years she had been
! getting away with It.
Thj note she had written read
'ike this: "Dear Miss Ashe:
"Please let me see you for only a
minute. 1 am a new roporter, and
this is my first Important assign
ment; It means my Job to me. I
to the ! will be fired, if you refuse. Please."
I It wad Kanule who wauled a
waa messiige for stenographers. And
the Belle who asked about the nlght-
! gowns. Vina was thirsting for the
The other took his hat. 1 story of the romance. . . . "From
"1 was wondering when you'd ; the very beginning, please. Miss
suggest It." he declared good hu-iAshe."
mort?dly. "Well, nood -nipht, Mr. 1 Johnny looked foolish, and asked
Hart . . . And you certainly know, her If she liked children. It was
how to pick 'em. Miss Ashe can then that Vina asked if she be
have my vote cny o'.d ttme. And lieved In companionate marriage,
that. 1 might say. Is the concensus' And should a woman have a ca
of opinion among the gentlemen of reer?
They persuaded Ashtoreth to
pose, with Maizle, for a flashlight.
With Maizle sitting in the big di
van, and Ashtoreth on the arm,
looking tenderly into each other's
eyea. Then tiiey wanted dctures
of Ash tore l h with U er knees
OPEN SEASON!
This i3 the eeacon when poultrymen are
bombarded daily by salesmen and advertisers
selling poultry feeds, tonics, etc., of more or less
merit. They naturally pick a time when it u
hard to prove whether the feed or the season is
responsible for results. Any healthy chick wili
grow on most any kind of feed SOME. Any
healthy hen will lay eggs in the spring on most
any kind of feed SOME. Bui if you want to be
ure of best results, feed Crown Feeds.
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Roscburg Oakland
L. A H. Electric Ranges
Hood Riv.r S".-ay Co.
6uth.rlin Sf..-ay Co.
rS FOR
Bean Spray Pump Co.
John Deere Plow Co.
Hooslor and Milwaukee Pumps
Maixle becauftp eh was moved,
most likely suort' J. Maizle never
wus a grnclouB p. i'ux j
"Me at the Copley Pluza!" she
scoffed. "Say, wouldn't that be
I crossed. And someone askod If she swell.
had tilcture of Mollis that she l r.iuni8-Mumme. Hear... ui
FUR SALE R. 1. R. and W. L.
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Reed. Molrose, 'Ore.
FOR 8 ALE Barrec r.ocit Hatch
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apiece. . E. Baker, Coos Junc
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wood, $2.75 per tier; J2.61 for
two or more tier. Phone 351-L.
GARDEN and flower aeeds We
have a complete stock of pack
age and bulk seeds. Leake &
Beyers Co
BROODERS and incubators Our
quality of the best and prices
reasonable. I.eake & Beyers Co.,
1. O. O. f. Bldg.
USED " MOTOR TRUCKS From
liglu delivery to five-ton sizes,
all makes. C .E. Suauldiug, 401 S.
Main. Phone 281-RX.
PI'LES FOR SALE Newtnwns,
35c and (5c per box. flrtug boxes.
J. F. Itutter, Rt. 2. Box 26, Ktf-
erside. I'lioue 2F1 1.
FOR SALE 3 grade jersey heit
' ers. 17. 13 and 6 .months old'. $75
takes all three. Henry Berks, Rt.
2, Box 50. Edenbowcr.
has seen vei7 little service, fully rm. rl, P
.t .TnninlatB ntllfll ' "
POR SALE O. A. C. Barred Kock
eggs at $1 per 15, or 46 for 100.
These are from the laying strain
that the O. A. C. Bel 1b tor $1
each. Also fir shakes at $7.50 per
luOO, and -smooth bark cedar
posts 47 per. L. M. Rice, Glide,
Ore. Phone 86F21.
OKDKK DlRbCT irom producer
ikud SMve money. Not a seed
raisins, 20 lbs. $1.23 postpaid.
Flue quality. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Seed trial order for 5 lbs.
of dried apricots postpaid, $5c.
Most wonderful dried fruit.
Fanc dried peaches, 10 lb. lots
at 10c per Ib.t postpaid. J. A.
Cobb, t. O. Box 413, Red Bluff.
Calif.
; could be looking at, very soulfully,
' for a time exposure. IV wis getting
IlKht by that time.
At six o'clock Maizle made cof
fee, and cut an apple pie.
you like him? . . . Athtoreth
stroked her mother's hand "Oon't
you think he's sweet. Mother?"
"Sweet! Humph . . . He'd better
be sweet.
thee, Hollis (the richest man In
Huston) , . , Oh, ileur. It van
dreadful , . . ihe thoughts that
went through a girl's mind, when
she was getting nnirrled. "For bet
ter, for worse (for better, thank
tiod!) "For richer, for poorer . . .
(she smiled a lovely, misty smile)
Hullts looked so wonderful! . . .
story that was printed In New
York. They besiege the house like "Then there's nothing to it, Mr. "As a matter or fart, one of the
an army. i Hart?" ! artists was painting on a vH and
MISCELLANEOUS
And Maizle Mams the lovers,' "It's blackmail. Hollis told him
"You'll never escape them. Don't 1 shortly. "That's Corum's specialty,
know? There's no outwitting the, isn't it? It's the sort of stuff they
pack" ' pull on Babe Ruth and Red Urauge,
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY , and Riiy poor devil that happens in
CHAPTER XL 1 the limelight. And half of the suck
Malzie was rUht. There was no 'ers pay. and the other half let
fooling the pack. They camped all them take it to court. Well, I'm j
night on the door steps. j not going to rive Corum a cent. .
Hollis left the apartment as day and I'm not going lo let him take it!
began to break. Then the reporters to court either. I'm going to kuock i
divided forces. Half of them fol- his head off. Instead. Now you
lowed him in taxis to his club. Oth-: miuht take him that little meaiugiv
ers were waiting there. Begging in- and see what Eort of a come-back j
tervlews. Demanding statements. , he has for that."
There were photographers with j The reporter smiled Uisnrmlngly. I
flashlights. And Miss Fannie t "That's the wpy to handle those
Drown of (he Trumpet, who never tuys." be approved. "And all tt he-
skirts that nuke the trouble, too.
1 11 teH him whit you said, Mr.
Hart. And, take It from me, there
won't be another squawk out of
Dan ... By the way. congratula
tions are In order, aren't they?"
The suave young man extended
his hand.
went to bvd
"Oh. Mr. Hart," begged Fannie,
clutching hiin by the coat sleeve.
"There's Just one little thin-r I
want to auk you. me, Mr. Hart,
if it Is vcur btirf that etenogra-
;phers make better wives than so
j j ciety girls.""
. f t He shook off her detaining hand.
I "Good Lord, Madam, you don't
to ' expect me to answer a thtng like
that!"
Fannie was running up the broad
stcpa after "him. whipping a dog
wedd'ng gown, when 1 left the of
fice. You'll po It I" first mil
lion. Mr. Hart. Four-column f.out
pane lay-out."
Hollis choked angrily.
"It may be all in the day's
work," he sputtered, "but it's a hell
of s wy to enrn a living."
His cnl'er bowed.
"If I had Inherited a few mil-
I'.ont. I should not." he murmured (
politely. " be engaged In such a,
netrr-o'is occupation. Our motto,'
'r H 'rt. Is 'Olve the people what
they want. Presidents get elected
on that platform. So I guess its,
good enough for Ihe News." I
He withdrew. And, slipping out)
1 Yfsii will w stilt in otrf nn tliF
Maizle scowled belligeiently. ' honeymoon, with Ashtoreth and
"What's that he kept calling you?, nnuist. rhnv n i nu.n mi
an envelope, ".lust folksey," and ; . . . 'Orchid'? What does he mean tut, jse v France,
wondered how soon money would i 'Orchid'?" 1
spoil the two of them. Ashtoreth. "Oh, he says I remind him of or-
they decided, was probably in love. : chlds. Mother. It's so darling of'
And darn clever, if she wasn't. him. He says I'm exquitdte, and
At last It was over. Half-past chaste -and all the loveliest things 1
seven.
"Lie down for a little while,
honey," besought Muizie. "You'll
want to be looking your best, dar
ling and the circles you of un
der you eyes oh, me oh my!"
"But. Mums, how can 1? There's
too much to do."
Maizle was so near to tears that
she must preleud to be very busy.
Open tag Ashtoreth b bags. Shaking
out frocks. Folding and unfolding.
And packing again.
I tn roing to draw a nice warm
you ever heard. Like an orchid.
you see sort of cool and remote
. . . Oh, of course it's Just too sil
ly, dear . . . but ian't It adorable? '
. . . Ashtoreth smiled rapturously.
And Maizle, holding her daugh
ter's face between her plump pink
palms, prayed Jn her heart that
life and Hollis should always bj
kind to Ashtoreth. Because,
thought Malrie. there aren't many
such beautiful smiles in the world.
and fate would he cruel. Indeed, if
the most beautiful smile of them
The Iiynl Women's Class of
Christian Church will hold a, cook
ed food sale at I'aralovv's etoro
Saturday, Feb. 23.
CAJl .OWNER -Don t forgot
call 553 M-heu in i.ut-d ot auto
parts. Si.rff's Auu Wrecking
Houk"
CbM... work in all its branched, eared notebook from her pocket, a
day or contract. Mixers aud pencil from the depths of a big
bui.cl.ng hoist for hire.
Mil e.-. Phone 119-Y.
James
WANTED
chamber
Phone 6J9.
:'.50 Tuto Electric Button, i WT p"-''8- T-s
l22SS.eJ!hen?LPl1oneU6: .b 7
fcok SALE Four-tube Fada ra-
....Virt. - - t-.
. . . i . ..,i ,.- n ts i r.is iu Kit '
Tali
aerial kit. $35 takes M. You can't ;
find a better buy for the money
Auto Electric Station, 122 S.
Stephens. Phone 136.
FADA RADIO $T4 Six-tube Fada,
new A and B batteries, Fada
cone speaker and complete an
tenna. Nothing elso to buy. See
this lu our window. Auto Elec-
rance, Dillard, Ore
WANTED to -buy
or rent Buzz
after 6 o'clock.
Wellman, CI 5
brown handbag.
"Let's say sweethearts, then,"
she compromised swiftly. "Do .fe-
Hollis shook his head.
"You'd better save your felici
tatinns for a while."
The other looxtd surprised.
C.rieved, in fact.
"You re noi going to be married
In the morning?" he rxclaimed.
'Whv, the News heard i . ,"
"The News," interrupted Hollin,
"heart! nothing of the Itiiui 'j
a back wav. took at taxi lo the of- balh for you. Baby l-amli, and
rice. you re to uute a nine nap. Air. nan ail suouiu permn.
"Nothing." he mused, "to set the told me you'd go straight to New j The hours flew. And Ihey
world afire, but a pretty good story York, and you can get whatever, laughed a little, and cried a little,
at that." And, in his mind's eye. he clothes you need there." ' And planned a little. And Ashto-
saw a banner line In the first edi- "Mother! You mustn't call htm reth slpt. while Maizle cried a
tton. Mr. Hart. . . . why. Mums, nes little more. Then Mollis came, ami
JtiHt about your son in-law al
ready." Ashtoreth laughed hystrr
icilly. "Did you know, darling, hewantn
to go to Paris? And he says you're
to move right down to the Copley
Plaza, Mother. And to stay there
or anywhere in the world you
want until we come back again.
MILLIONAIRE HART THREAT
ENS ATTORNEY CORUM.
Meantime. Fannie Drown had
hurried to Maizle's flat. Now. Fan
nie was rated the most ingenious
fol) sister in Boston. She offered
the taxi drive double fare, and toltl
him to step on il.
"I'll bet," she moaned, "they've
beaten me to ft Belle Bailey and
Vimi Adnnis. I never Hliotild" hrtw
spirited her baby away
Maizie did not want to see Ihe
ceremony. She was afraid, she said,
she would cry. What she meant
was that she thou 'ht her heart
would break.
So Ashtoreth and Hollis were
married In Mr. Higginbottoiu's of
fice, with only two stenographers
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Then we're coins lo take a house, to see.
Mums and you're to live with us, . "I, Ashtoreth sho touched IStir
forever and ever." ' pearlif with her ftnr ttiT t;ike
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1926 Essex Coach $275
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