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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC ORRGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 8, 1937.
KING OF HEARTS
By EDNA ROBP WEBSTER
CHAI'TKH XXXI V i thudding lu ht-r brul und nun full
It was uiri"t: I'", mm me ' j """
"I must write lo uuu ui oncu.
I've lleMleclfd ovoryono sllullK'lul-
ly. Hut 1 was Having a wruicnvu
.-.. llm luku H'IIb UUIIII7.
uuuiit trues grew luiy with new
IhiiMiuiIh ,und frequent numy li"
urn wuallvd imveliielltit und walls
tleun of suol. I.) M , " 1 '
hud begun ew '"' 1 '" . "
tor Beemeil u very fur nwuy from
her lieio u fur nwuy us Juck
u. He ventured I l" lier
thoughts often but lio ulmiilnned
hlni iiuirkly whenever It wu turn
Bible. Mo una tu live Willi u ureain
Hint never eoul.l come true b lie
must forgot him uml bullil her It"
without hlni cnnerele uml em wr
ing, ub Joil linil udvlsed lier. inn
then, were many times when her
tlioiiKhtb lingered with Jack, d dill
eialely, whim lier heart ui'liud bo
intolerably for hlni Hat H see
i.,l almost to burnt with the lulu.
What were security and liuiililuesa,
without Jack
It seemed hIi'iiiiku to realizo t.ial
ho never even had kissed her, ex
eunt that uulck firm kl of lll
far well. yt the llioonlrt '
carnl owed over her will. war.,,
sweetness- They only ha'l ""''
?okuI or u few tlniesnil,i' nmnv
K..; u -He had danced W I.
....... hut He memory of then,
. filled her Willi mmliiny. She reniein
rod the few till ImiilM ' words he
hull spoken clime lo her ear. ;
ate, th.Mii to herneir mid loll he
liiBlBluiil i,reBi.io of hla arm ul.oiit
hef' ......
..... i... i....(.ni'nil to Don: h'i
halm alio never would
iieiiln 11 wufl lienor' not.
so Kiatot"' I" J-1 'hat
......I i nlliiii hail
u H illy. She wa not blind l what
' wa" ImW.enlnB to .led
Kvory ai.iu.l mii'iiiiiiii ... r.
: heavier vltl Iik auhlle slgiilflciinco
Tlcy ilaneed and illned loaell.er.
: went to the llieiltro or drove for
i ,oa In the aweet air. M ' I
' ho- vIolelB ami orchlda and giu
' denl.is. She wore ll.eni and n, oil
while her heart afinen; will, long
; jug for .luck, uml pity ror Jed.
i Each ilay. l-ynn promised horaelf
: Ihnt nho would ee Bumiiiue and
M -phono til Mr Klme. Hut encll
dny was no filled with her work
uml her huiiillcupped efforta to
keep herself liiiniiieulale-taiul then
. the evenings with Jed. Knch day,
! uhe Ulao deliillllllied to 8tol seolllg
Jed bo often; but He had u doniln
' ...i ,v,.v r olatiiilnu for Iheni to-
' geiher. so thul alio ulwuys defer-
' red her refuaul lo anoiner mn.
A...1 nlni wn ao Krateflll to hill,
i that 11 wiih difficult for lier lo
,l-.,v. ht mil- SIIUBUHllOllS. HusllleS
! alio enjoyed being with lilia. an
very iiiucii.
lilne." she coiifeaBeil, her eyes lift-i-d
id Mia. Kline'a aoberly, "und I
wauled no one to trouble about
him
She
his
her,
Lynn Bid her ilronalng caao down
.... n.n rliuii' and looked uhoilt her.
i.ui.iiu- Waa it real, afler all' Wiib
aim neniully hack In the conil'ort
..i.i., hiuh.i'idlliiued room which
Hlni hud allured wllh hoc moi her
on, ho vorv lung ugo. It niiiBl be?
It uniiiuiul na it cenluiiea imial
hnvii DUHBed BllllM then. Hhe Ull'll
I'd, und Biiilled Willi mlaly oyea ut
Mm. Klme who Hlond In I ho door
way, her own eyea umialiaiuudly
ii.iiii'iil iihovH luir own diiziid Binlli:
Hii) limi iiliinncd for l-ynu b niife
return for an long, Hint II ua illf
Jlciill hIih waa there. 111 Inal.
. "I put all your own things hack
where you uaed to hnvo Iheni," alie
tuld miuverliiKly. "I thuuglil It
Would iiiuko everylhlng boi-iii inure
Iliuural hi you--"t)h,
you',0 bo good In niel
. vim threw nil hnmilalve lirni
iibinil the thin ahouldcrs und nreaa
cd Inn- Biifl glowing ehoelt lo the
wrinkled one. "And ll'a -ll'a just
liruvenly lo he homo ugainl
"You nuver should huvo gone
nwuy," Mia. Klme ahook her head
Badly. "We've nil been ao worried
nboiil von!"
"Hut you ahoiililu't hnvo. I'm
voting, und ahoiild Hike cni o of my
aelf. 1 couldn't aceeil liloro frtim
you than I hud, you aoc. I couliln
loinn back until I waa Independent
nguili. 1 uiti, now," her voice was
stilt with a learful hanpluess
"There was a young mini here
from New Orlcmis looking for you
more Hutu once," Mia. Kline told
her finally, after Ihey luid talked
of many things.
Lynn though! instantly
Dewey. Ho Iriivelcd around
great deal. It would he like him
to follow her. She was glad to
hiive missed hlni. "Who was it?
Mrs. Kline went to her desk ami
reliirnid with a caul, handed it to
. Lynn.
".luckson Thorpe!" sho read
wondeiiugly, and all Hie color
drained from her race, then rush
ed buck wllh surging pressure,
lier hand went lo her throat, help
loasly. "Why why was
here?"
"Said he cilllie lo tile city
business and your cousin wanted
him lo look you up. He scenic
terribly upscl wlien I didn't know
where you were and lie niiitle im
pronilsn II' I saw you or heard from
you, lt would let hlni know rigli
nwuy.
So! Hint wus why lie had souulit
her. Dotl had sent hlni to see he
us n cusilal incident of 11 hiisiucss
trip. Hut she wished she miiillt
have seen llllll. Kvell it gllinp.-tc ol
lit ut. ii few words - lost lot
Jler lleaii hiiiumered with a dull
mo.
tlueor, Bile leflected, how she
hud aiubbornly refuaed to permit
those who loved her mid knew her
beat to protect her; yet III her
iiingnanliuoila geBtlire of llidepull
donce. she hud accepled the aullie
tiaaiBlunce from a atruiiger. What
pervorled conceit wua iidcpeud-euce!
"you will wrlle lo Mr. Thorpe,
thou: or ahull 1.'" her landlady in-1
(luired mixiollaty.
I.yun luughed. "I'll write to Dull
thla very nlghl, which la all the
same. .Mr. Thorpe was only Doll's
persona! messenger, und he Ib
very conscientious itbout doing
everylhlng ua Doll wIbIicb."
"lie seemed real unxloua to bop
you," iierBisieully.
'I'm Bony to have mlsaed hlni,"
l.yuu bii Id lightly, mid uddeil for
her reaasuraiico, "hut I shall be
hero the next limn ho uoinoa look
ing for me," laughing, lier heart
said, "Ho never will come again."
Mrs. Klme smiled tlcligmcdiy
and busllcil iiway to ffliltih the dill-
nor which hud peon prepared ob
poclally for Lynn's 'return.
Iloforu she slept Hint night, Lynn
wrote a gay nolo to Dotl. apologiz
ing for her long neglect. She hud
eu away, und very busy, alio lied
gulluntly, not knowing how much
they knew of Hint abaeuco. Hill alio
still held In her memory Hie huppl-
eat days of her life, ill Ule lovely
id! house among Ihe oakB uml mug-
tiolliiB. She hud now returned to
Mrs. Kline's ami wiib Jiuppy lo be
back again.
Ah Lynn prepared for the nlghl,
alio felt bo very aecure and hope
ful again. Aa if her feet wore on
solid ground ami she could take
deep hreuth without Bhaltoriug
something. I ho next day was Sun
day. Jed hud planned a Joyous
holiday, in Bpito of her mild pro
tests. They would drive up Hie
lake shore for a potiulry dinner
somewhere and return wlionever
their fttucy dictiiled. Henceforth,
he hud commanded, vile wiib to
'eat a great deal mid hu happy aa
wau her right to lie. H1b man
ner was vnry iiiithorltutlve, and yol
yery gentle.
bho wondered what she was go
ing In do aboul Jed. Ho was such
dear, bho was very fond of htm
and was so happy when she was
II h hlni. If It hud not been for
Hial stronger revolution, she might
suspect thul alio wiib falling In
ovo with Jml. And why noli She
ad as much right lo devotion and
prolucllmi us Loll hud, iiiul Hot!
hud Jack. And then Ihe thought
nf ucceptlng .lull as ii siibstltiilc
made her feel utility. Jed deaerv
ml potior i him -that lining u sub-
alllulo. -That ivniild not bo init
io Irim: surely. 1 And then shn dis
missed tho lileu, hecailso silo told
herself lliert' was plenty of time
years or (Hue lu whlcii to tin-
lile ao imimouiotis a oiiesllon. Slit-
need no! do everylhlng nil ut
unco, jusl becuuso ahu was frue
ami securo once more.
Her work would ubsorli moat of
icr liiun and (hough! from now on.
She wished very soon to tuko Him
flrtil upward slop which Jed hud
suggested could he done, wllh pirn
in ahow ier lliu way. It was going
to ho pleasant and gratifying to
become morn and more important
in tlie nffalrs or lier lltllo world.
lo build mugull'icenlly mid endlir
ingly upon Iter foundation. The
foundation with which her motll-
r luid provided her ao lovingly.
Her -thoughts Itliiicd lo her
mollier, uml her mother's love und
all I! had ordained for them both.
Thinking about Ihat, she -wondered
why love should be ucb a devifs
inline thing. It never should be
like that, surely, it would not be
for Dotl.
fihe waa rearranging her posses
sions, pulling things buck into
their uccuslomed places. Ami sud
denly, she came uimi the Utile
collection of trinkets thul wore
souvenirs of the carnival pageants.
Jack's ling gleamed with almost
genuine enthusiasm, as she turned
It In Hie light. What if It were
her eligugoiiciit ring from hlni, she
dared to think hreulhlessly, and
slipped t on her finger. It was too
large and looked awkward on her
slender hand.
It was a utisrit, like her love for
Jack. And like Hie ring which she
treasured for a tangible reminder
and hud no other signiricmice
whatever, her memories would
huve to be put uwuy into some re
mote niche of her consciousness
where they would not command
her uttentlon ao much of the time.
She took ofr tho ring, pressed it
to per lips impulsively and put It
Into her Jewel box, which hud been
her mother's und had once held n
much more vuluable collection
than it did now; a single neckluce
if seed peurls which had been her
mother's, a suiall emeruld brooch
am! a set of matching eurrlllgs.
She thought, vlaloning Hie day
when she could ufford some new
dollies for evening engagements
would be effective- with tho right
gown. Shu would remeniuer to
ise thoiu.
Ho Do continued)
I'AHU Lumber und I-'iiol Com-
pay sells bulll-ln cumncis, an
kinds of doors, plain mid funcy
ulasa. windows, sash, weights ami
cord. elf. Adv.
HOME ECONOMICS
MEET DATED HEBE
Members of Roseburg Club
Arranges Program for
District Assembly.
Members of the Home Econom
ics club of Hoseburg senior high
school aru completing filial ar
rangements for the southern Ore
gon district meeting lo be held
here on Saturday. Approximutely
thlrty girls ure busy In committees
on arrangements for the meeting.
which will be the ciun s major ac
tivity for the year. Nelma Saylor
Is adviser nf the club. -
Similar conferences . are being
held In various parts of the slate
each year to replace the former
stale club conventions, but this Is
the first to be held in this local
ity. Other hostess clubs this year
ure Klumath Falls, Lebuuon, .Mil
wuukie and Union.
Approximately- fifty delegates
and udvisers are expected lo at
tend the meeting, which v. Ill begin
at II o'clock Saturday morning.
The duy'B program is as follows:
9:00 Heglatrallon. .
9::it) General assembly. Group
alnalng led by Eva Dakar und
Virginia Robertson. Holen Jane
Kerr, accompanlal. ,
Call lo order by Lillian Thomp
son, president of the Hoseburg
club.
Introduction of delegates.
Accordion solo. Jack Josse.
Welcome, Mr. C. H. Heard.
Dunce, Wtlnili I'eldkainp.
Greetings, Bertha Kohlhugen, stale
supervisor of home economics.
Troinbope solo. LaVern Spaugh.
accompanied by Thelm Carter.
Addresa. "Personality Develop
- jnent," Miss Edith thyme, asso
ciate professor of clothing, Ore
gon Stale college.
Group discussions.
12:30 Luncheon at uiupqua noiei.
Music Ituseburg high school or
chestra. Gruce, C. H. Beard.
Costume song. Helen Cacy.
Introduction of special guests.
Toaatmlstreas, Fern Nulling.
Kiwunls quurtette.
Skit, Nebo Dramatics club.
Toasts, "Health a Basis for Llv-
lug." "Our Service to uiiid ana
School," ".My Opportunity for
Gaining Poise," "Charm Acquir
ed Through Home Economics."
Special guests of the luncheon
will be Miss Hu Laubucl,, presi
dent of the Business and Profes
sional Women's club; .Miss Alice
lleland. adviser of Girls' leugue at
Koseburg senior high school; 1'iln
clpal and Mrs. C. H. Heard: Mlas
Rhyme: Ml8 Kohlhagen; Mrs. W.
M. CanipbelF. i president of the
Koseburf ;Wman't ?club; Mrs. M.
E. Tayhv.. representing ha Junior
Senior P.T.A. '-
2:16, afternoon meeting, high
scbotl auditorium.
Orcbenrai cqiscert. .,'.'
Fun frolic, i
Adjournment.
A cordial Invitation is extended
all girls of Roseburg senior and
Junior high schools and any par
ents who are interested in attend
ing the session.
Attends to Business Kussell J.
Hubbard, of Reedsport, was in
town on business yesterday.
Don't py Cfnt. Myouh&v sjtomacli ulcr.
tomaeh p!n. heartburn, nau or
other dlttrcai dua to ect tefd, rt UDOA,
FREE. BfkMd on a stomach specialist's pre
scription. Safs. pleasant, quick. Over MjpOO
people hTi written letters praising UXX1A.
Generous trial package. FRKB, at
- Chapman's Pharmacy
Richardson's Drug Store
will continue business
as usual with
Geo. Trumbo, Reg. Pharmacist
in charge
i ' . , ; i " ' '
MRS. W. H- fUpfABDjSQN, Owner.
i
TAKE IT EASY
, . this time
try the train!
NI:XT TIME you travel for business or for pleasure, try
the comfort and security of a Southern Pacific train.
Relax in a soft sear, move about as you please, read or
write while the engineer drives you over the smoothest,
SAFEST highway in the world steel rails! Here are
ejiomplcs of our low fares now on sale from here to: ,
One H'tiy Roiiuiltrip
SAN FRANCISCO $11.03 $19.35
LOS ANGELES 18.76 29.00
1PORTLAND 3.98 6.45
EUGENE 1.50 2.70
Above fares good in conches and chair cars. Also in tourist sleep
ing cars, plus small berth charge, on trains carrying this equip
ment. FOR A NEW TRAVEL THRII.I, TRY OUR STREAM
LINED DAYLIGHT BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS
ANGELES IT IS THE NEWEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL '
TRAIN IN THE WEST!
Southern Pacific
ne 11 J. E. Clark, Agent
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACKACHE
Caused by Tired Kidneys
Mn ol Ik. MMlM. MfllW. plnll
twtkiriiv. pna bl.ii'. on '"l'" ' Vr,m"
n oil.. c.T t-V nrl kidnf r--."J mr
E. itlif.t liii lrl.l in lh;iM ;
trM Ml nl IK.iw.n.w Ml. oil! J Ih.
blood. MM Pl'lf I'M. .boul 3 mat. !
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dia'i ..rk aril. .oit.. mU '"'
b.khM, ch-.un.lIo p.in. I"1""-J3J!
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5 -V Thm WMIfi r,-nltv BlMdad Whlhr - Jfj "1124 STfe
Lik tl 90 '' lrH1 whthlB in lhl g f ri&friL, W
pluct ar IS month or mr Id. ft' Sytogr
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S)N9'257C Miyw.
fa QUART 1.40 Ho. fc
AVAILABLE IN OREGON M
0fau6...vAe State jot matyy Xwpp&u ! J
New! Smartl
SPUN RAYONS
Crown-fesfed
But Only
2
98
A sports fabric that scored
hit last year I Smarter than
ever in wishablo print! or
soft colors. One and two
piece styles. Sizes 12 to 44.
For Style, Camfffrl
and BIG Siiyiwgs!
In Smart Gray Buck or Smooth Brown
Whichever you choose, you'll be right jk
. because these shoes are authentic copies m
of much more expensive styles! The
young-looking gray buck sandal has a g
smartly laced vamp and Cuban heel. The
trim brown oxtord teatures rouna toe p
last, overlaid vamp, superior Goodyear
Weltn3;B;lA7lS,
ljff V
are Big News!
tOATiWIITS
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Vouesl
The short straight coat is
young and ever so smart over
your new frocks. The suits
have topper coats with match
ing skirts. Sizes from 14 to 44.
SALE
$1.98 HATS
Straws! Felts!
Wards Newest f 68
Put only A
Saucy brctons with smartly
blocked crowns. Peach-basket
straws with veils, or, with
many gay flowers. Styles for
ny costume. Sizes 2154 to 24.
COTTONS ARE
UP 30.
WARDS Colonials
Still low priced
15!
WW
mm
Fine count percale. Floral,
dot and geometric prints.
Tubfast colors.
"Bargain" piinU, yd. .
SALE!
Wards 59c Homesteader
Wot-kSliiris
2 FWK f 1
Reduced until Saturday only I
Rugged chambray or covert,
.full cut,-well made. Collar
and cuffs inter-lined f ' ' 1
SALEU
Homesteader
Overalls
75c
tach
Heavy, sturdy blue denim,
full cut throughout I Strong
ly reinforced it strain points.
Boyi' Homtiltadtri, NOW I5
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iffl 4k
EQUAI. JO OVERALLS SEL- 1
LING NATIONALLY AT
IVnvp House
Union Motif
T139
each
C C I i i. ,
ti-yj j.imuizcu surunK, exrra
ISsfya sturdy (8 oY denim. And
-.LXVA ... . . .. Q . . JI
H coioriast, tool run cut, witn a
A 29 strain-resisting bartacka to
increase tneir strength and wear.
PIONEERS ... .. $1.10 -
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