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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929. IEWSU (AMT(.it-l Vn-rm I.W.S.-.J Win ) RAN UIK;), Cnl .May 7- -The I medlcal pride, iH ion's NkJii itKuInst cancer today is Ix'Ini; wa'od on an entirely different front than yes- ' lerday, Dr. William J. .Mao, fa - motts surpemi of the liochest.-r, Minn., clinic and litest speak the fjSih annual couvi'iiion of the, California .Medical association con- 1 ducted yesterday. j "The old trend of Investigation,'' Jr. Alayo said, "was aimed at Ihe, I except India. Tins record he at cause of cancer. Although Ihls , iribtit.-d lo laxity in enforcement of has not been entirely abandoned. , preventive measures, such as vac a totally different side is beiriK I cinaiion. Ir. KiKer also deprr taken up. The Investigation is j rated the use of the radio by cul thruuKh deductive layU: , tints to solicit public patronage and -"The old theory was thai the 90 advocated state control of the sil lier cent of people who dn not have i nation. wval WIVES THIS HAS HAPPENED Nan Carroll is secretary to At torney John Curtis Morgan. His present case is the defense of Ihe former telephone operator of a fushlonnble. country club who has - been Indicted for blackmailing club members. Nan, with a (piick, logical, mind. Is able lo make valu able suggestions which .Morgan In corporates In his plans for the de fense. While they are working, Iris Morgan, haughty and beautiful wife of John. Curtis Morgan, en ters the office accompanied by lit tle Curtis .Morgan. She peevishly demands a large check Tor a shop ping expedition, and at last tle- - parts, leaving Nan to act as nurse ' maid lo Utile Curtis. ,Nan bitterly resents being thus treated as a menial. At &::.(), when Willis Todd calls Nan to go to din ner with hliu. she is almost hysteri cal from the afternoon's strain. ATter dinner I buy go to Nan's Htnall apartment where, for the fifth t line, Willis proposes mar riage to her. She (ells him that she is almost ready lo take her bar examinations and thnt she can not give up her career for mar riage. When Willis accuses Mor gau of selfishly overworking Nan, i she files angrily to the defeusu of Iter employer, Willis, stung lo the quick, by Iiei defense of Morgan, tells her she fa in love wit li Mot-gnu and that it Is he who has come between I hem. Nan blanches at his accusa tion. To save her life she cannot tell Willis It Is a lie. When lie leaves her, she Is desperately lone ly, afraid, stunned by the force of the discovery slid has made ubout herself. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CIIAI'TKIt III For a long minule Nan Carroll crouched stricken against the door which had closed upon -Todd. Then the necessity for ac tion drove her In a frenzy about the room. She swept Ihe cushions from the couch into a big arm chair; tore off the cretonne cover and rolded it with none of the loving care and pride which was the usual portion nf the pretty thing; turned back the pule yellow, 1 blanket and the hemstictbed fill eel; raced to her clothes closet li ml returned, subbing, with pillow, nightdress, negligee and slippers. "Willis -Todd's cni.y crazy with Jealousy!" she panled, slfll in (hat husky, terrified whisper with which she had tried to call Mm back, "lint I won't think about It! I r won't!" she repudiated the subject furiously as shn ran to her dress ing (able and he mm to undress. She scurried, as if pursued by devils, lnlo Ihe tiny bathroom, turned on Ihe hot water, and while tin' tub filled cleansed her face ur makeup, savagely massaged It with two dollar a box "skin lend." brushed her teeth as violently as If she bore a grudge against their wh I te-glea ming regularity, When the (ub was full of almost unbearably lint water. Nan stretched her small body in It anil Hereely courted relnxatiun. "I will relax!" she told herself angrily. "I won't lei that Idiot upset me so that I can't, sleep. Imagine the nerve of him, saying - I won't think of It! 1 hope thai Kletntug woman hasn't skipped (own. I'll bet she knows Mr. Morgan has guessed her se cret. Lots to do tomorrow. Cot lo COULDlOTlO" HER WORK Strengthened by Lydia E. Pink- ; ham's Vegetable Compound Tterlin. N.ll'Ttmk T.ydia V,. Pinkhanis Vegetable Compound w lien ! I was in a fnm- 1 I v way Ih'cuiho 1 wiit run down and falling away pery day. My lood wouhtn t di tnt and I could not do my work. 1 had to have a hired girl nil tho time. 1 took fun eral medicines Ire- fore I tried yours but none would lirlp me. A friend told me about tho Vegetable Comnonnd and told im to try it as it would help mo a lot. Your ' mod in hps have done me a lot or coon and I cannot praise them enough, I will answer any letters that ask me what Lydia K. J'inkham's medicines have dima for me.M Mas. Wti.i tE Aura), 0J7 Burgess St., Berlin, N. li. I taut er didn't come In cuntaet wllh J the dlKea.se and iliaL the JO per ttnt did. "We are not so sure of that now. The burden of the in oof shown that ihe 9u per cent were better protect ed by natural resistance." It is the buildiiiK ui of this re sistance, rather than attempting I alone lo find the cause ot cancer, that physicians are working vn now, lie said. "All evidence shows (hat per sons vary in susceptibility to can cer as they du to tuberculosis. "The new trend is to try, by bio chemical examinations, to raise the i resistance against cancer." Or. William II. Kier, of Los 1 Angeles, president, spoke at the i .numiiiK session on "I'uhllc Health Kducation as the Ousfm.d.nK Need of the Hour." He said that In the I'nited States last year there werV .t4,MU0 cases of smallpox more than any other nation of the world, JfAnncAustiii .1929 & NEA SERVICE INC. relax and sleep relax and then sleep and sleep ami sleep," she forced herself to repeat slowly, drowsily, ns the warm water lapped against her white fle.ih. When at last she was ready for bed, negligee thrown to the foot of her couch, a thick volume on criminal law on her bedside table, to be used Hhatnelessly but some what profitably in reading herself to sleep, she suddenly remembered something. "Cream bottle!" she whispered. "I've got to pay him, too. Let's see Where's bis bill?" And she pat tered swiftly -in dark-blue satin mules to Ihe secretary-bookcase which dominated the best-lighted corner of her one-room apartment. "There! That shows I'm not 11 jj set, doesn't It?" she triumphed. "I wouldn't remember lo set out the cream bottle and pay the old milk company if I was upset by Willis' foolish oh!" She stopped short as sho jerked on the light in the read inglamp upon the open secretary, for the sudden illumination had forced upon her attention some thing which she would have given a week's salary not to have seen that night. It was just a snapshot framed in bealen sliver, but it bad the pow er to break her bard-won control. A newspaper photographer's pic- lure of a short, slim girl and a very tall, thin man, caught in the act of walking down a flight of while marble Bieps, each carrying a brier case, each grinning triumphantly Into (he camera. The snapshot was nearly two years old, taken at the successful conclusion of one of Morgan's biggest murder trials. The caption under the picture aa it had appeared In the afternoon paper was: "Attorney John Curtis Morgan and his charming secre tary, Miss Nan Carroll, leaving the courthouse a few minutes nfler (be lawyer had won freedom for his client, 'Hig Joe' Connors, acquitted of the murder of 'Hobs' Powers." Why had she framed It and cherished It these two years? He cause it was an amusing, even flat tering picture of herself, or be cause the photographer had hap pened to catch ihe John Curtis Morgan that she liked best a boy ish, friendly, eager Morgan, shorn of his courtroom dignity and aus terity? A liny voice deep within her Your Cow If You Feed Her On Umpqua Milk Maker Milk Maker is a perfectly balanced grain and oil meal ra tion containing dairy minerals. Blended to produce good rich milk and to keep j our cows in good healthy condition. Try Milk Maker a month that's the way we get our customers. Manufactured by The Douglas County Flour Mill Makers of Umpqua Brand Poultry and Dairy Feeds Champions All mm r r- 1 "To keep your Studcbaker President a champion, be sure to re place the spark plugs every 10,000 miles with new Champions' Fred Cox of the Western Auto Supply Company, advises Art Somen, cap tain, and Sammy McAdam, left wing, of the Vancouver Lions, cham pions of the Parific Coast Hockey League, who are shown m the top photo. ---- -- - heart whispered: "You framed It ami kept it before you these two years because It shows you und him together. Silly girl! Didn't you know?" "It's not true!" Nan denied hot ly. "I'll tear the thing up see!" Hut her fingers refused to obey her. Sobbing, sho thrust Ihe framed picture Into a Utile drawer of the sercetary, jerked out Ihe lig-ht and ran back to bed. She had forgot ten tho cream bottle and the dairy man's bill She made no further pretense (hen! did not open the heavy bonk on criminal law; jerked Ihe chain ot her bedside lamp and crushed her face into her pillow, to In tensify the darkness. For' shame had claimed her for its own. "In love wllh a married man!" The ugly phrase leaped at her In Ihe darkness, and other ugly phrases, which had only waited for darkness, came hurtling after It. Therv was a queer comfort in let ting the ugly things claw at her, for the very pain und disgust kept her from complete realization. Hut when Ihe unequal battle was over and her heart had abjectly accept ed every arrow that shame held In ItH quiver, Nan found that not so easily was she lo be let off. The love at which the arrows had been j so savagely thrust was still alive I in her heart, amazingly alive and growing with every moment, now that its existence had been ac knowledged. bis can't be me!" She struck her breast sharply, as if to kill the thing that was growing so rapidly in her heart. "Not Nan Carroll! Why, I'm proud! I'm honorable! 1 v always tieen as souare as a man. Nan Carroll simply can't be Won't Look 0 J Si 'AT , fit In love with another woman's hus band but, oh, I am, I am!- Not with Iris Morgan's husband no. No! She makes him silly and small, calls him Jack no, no! 1 don't love him! It's my own John Curtis Morgan that I love, the John Curtis Morgan I've helped to make, the man nobody knows but me. "Is it such a sin to love him when I helped to make him? She doesn't know him at all my John Curtis Morgan. Three years three years and all this time I've been loving him and didn't know it." And then, because she couldn't help herself, she thought back over those three years In the new light 01 knowledge that had been forced upon her tonight. She saw herself again us she had been then d deadly serious, high-minded girl of; 21, Ju?t graduated from the state university, where she had learned stenography along with more lofty, uendemi'.' subjects. j t mm nine uruwii eyes shadowed with grief over her fath1 er's death, long brown hail wrapped in heavy braids, about he! Farm Loans Lonna on Improved farms, 5. 7 or lu yimrs. 5J per cent Interest, payable annually. 1 commis sion over term of loan, making total cost 6i. Liberal repay ment privilege. Prompt action. We also have private money for farm and city loans. Call or wnto. G. W. Young & Son LOANS lie Cass St. Phone 417 Like This small head, a Phi Beta Kappa key shamefacedly hidden away In her trunk along with her diploma. The dean b'mself had given her a let ter of introduction to Morgan, who was Juel beginning to add luster to te university as district attorney c( the state's largest city. Since she was an alumna of h's own university, Morgan had treat ed her with grave respect and friendlinesa from the vary first: had quickly made a place for her in his office as a typist, and then, within three months, had promoted her to the post of private secretary to himself. "I must have been In love with him even then," she whimpered against her pillow. "What a ninny I wan not to know It I Did I show it? Do 1 show it now?" The thought struck her with auch sharp new terror that her sobs were stifled in her throat. Shame made her body burn so holly that she tossed off the blanket. "And I prided myself on my in terest in- law:'' she gibed at her self mercilessly. "Worked like slave, worked till all hours of the night because I was so interested in my work! Idiot! Kool! Running after him all that time, and didn't nave sense enough to know It Hoping he'd pat you on the head and tell you you were a nice little girl, to work so hard! Hoping he'd stay at night and work, loo just you anu ne! Oh, oh!" The worm turned then, however. Her self-respect reared its bruised head. "You may have been In love with him all this time. Nan Oar roll, but you loved ' your work for Its own sake, too. You worked un til all hours of the night, not just to please him, hut because you were vitally interested, because there was work to be done and you'd rather die than shirk. Don't make yourself out worse than you are." "Ilut that's bad, bad!" Nan's shame answered her self-respect. "I've always despised irls who made sentimental fools of them selves over their bosses. And now I'm worse than the worst of them. I love nim" so terribly that I'd die happy if he would kiss me just once as he kisses her." . And then she would have given anything to banish the picture which her last words brought up: Iris Morgan, arrogant, beautiful Iris, casually, even boredly accept ing Morgan's passionate adoration. During three years of necessarily in ti mute contact as the lawyer's private secretary, Nan had been forced to witness Morgan kissing his wife on a number or occasions leave-takings, arrivals from jour neys, and, occasionally, kisses fori it's wise to eompare KENOSHA, Wis., May 8. April shipments cf the Nash "400" cars exceeded those of the correspond ing month last year by 92.58 per cent, thereby establishing the high- est April record in the history of the company. It was announced to day by C. H. Bliss, general sales ! manager. Shipments were almost double those of the same month In 1928. which there was no extraordinary! occasion, except that the man's iivitk helmliiE love for his wife I maile him forjret that an office was I no place for the demonstration ofj passion, even though it was mari tal. "Why dldln't I realize every time I saw him kiss her that I would have eiven my life to be In her place?" the Kir marveled In her misery. "I thought I flinched be cause I hate her, because she's un worthy of him, but It was because I was jealous! Jealous of a man's love for his wife!" she taunted herself, taking a cruel satisfaction In hurtln? herself. "Probably she's all riRht, and I'm the one that's been all wrong. .Maybe she's fine and sweet and gracious, and I've been unable to see her clearly because of my jeal ousy. But no, no! She Isn't good! She's mean and cruel and selfish. Bhe takes everything from him and Rives him nothing, not. even re- spect. She despises him because no tuves ner so aojectiy, out sne doesn't hesitate to take advantage of his fame and his big fees. But he's hers. And he loves her. Oh, what am I oing to do? Oh, dear uott. what am I going to do?" Hut even as her heart was torn with the question she knew the an swer. Shivering, she drew up the blanket and her resolution at the same time: "I'll have to resign. I can't stay on now that I know. I I couldn't hear It. Just another boss!" 1 hen, because her resolution! was so firmly made, she permitted! herself one Indulgence: "Will youigj miss me, my darling? Oh, John Curtis Morsan, I love you so!" (To Be Continued) EBefore you IBIE Some people make a fundamental mistake jvhen they go to buy a car. They receive a demonstration. They compare the performance, the style and the luxury of the new car with the two or thrcc-year-oltl cor they are about to trade in. And, naturally, the new car seems just about perfect. So they sign the order without look ing further. Maybe they make a good purchase, maybe not. The point is that they don't know what thev might have found if they had only looked around. To help you avoid this min take we have arranged a speciul demonstration of the New Pontiac Hig Six. Be sure to Cuuie in for thig demonstra- Roseburg Motor Company Rose Street Another We have to take them. 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