The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 24, 1936, Page 4, Image 4

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la iru n e w here Ihev v isited a t *
A ecordlug to th è n a tlo n a l em er-
n u m b e r of hom es
» get.ey coiiiicll fe d e ra i liuvn agen««l»*
"H en l’a<e «aid »<’» T,K’"
Mr a n d M rs E u g en e B ennett or
»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦;
w ith a m an."
-w-w -V -w- -w w -
E u g en e Visited S unday a fte rn o o n m «de hm na In lavne c o u n ty fro m
So »he had been discovered
N»
IttSd l»< Ih"
w ith M rs B e n n e tt’s »later.
Mrs M ay I. BWd •« J u n e
Mr» J W . F ish e r.
m atter. "Oh. th a t m a n !" »he ex-
Ittnile P u rc e ll, a t th e Mr« A m anda « l i n i i.f »I.4TM.MU N o In fo rm a tio n
w
aa
glv
en
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a
s
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w
h
e
th e r o r noi
S e a rs hom e
,
.la lm e d . tossing her head. "H e * '* •
Mt« Jeaale F o rk n c i a n d Amlv ■ ny nf Itila siim huil heen rrp a ld .
Mi a n d Mrs F ra n k H ilb ert of
Just som ebody from th e R hservu
F ra m 'lsv o w ere
U ira n e am t th v tr son In law «m l H a u se n of S an
by FRANK H. SPEARM AN
tlon, going to Sleepy C al "
d a u g h lrr
Mr
am i
'It s
J o s . p h g u e sts M onday of M rs
F o ik tie t •
WMF tor«' '«
In the m eantim e h e r rebuffs had F it s p a 'r ic k of S e a ttle «m l O f I'- *
*******
D
ic
k
wood
fatnllv
of
C
o
tta
g
e
G
rove
not sh ak en th e c o n stan cy o f h e r
w ere g u e sts T uesday of last w eek
IKiyliis no a lte n llo n to hts disclaim forem au a d m irer. Met roaaen.
SY N O P SIS
o f Mi a n d M e. J A. S c h n e l . l e i
or "to h«*o » so u v e n ir—th is b race
W henever M et'rossen wa» going
M r a m i M r « W a lte r I k . w e n s l e f t
let."
S
he
IwM
It
o
u
t
to
him
11.«
to
rid
e
over
th
e
ranch.
J
a
n
e
wa*
F rid a y on » ten -d ay h u n tin g trip
s i » r n v C a t . d » » « r t t o w n o f th e
hmketl (l*bh*r<»al«'d. " F o r w hat
S o u -h w » » « .» c e l e b r a t i n i t h e F o u r t h
net so riding
W het, he w as rid
at P rin e v ille
M t- D ella C ra n e of N ew berg
. f J u ly
J » » « ' ' a n T a m b e l, b- . u t i
ho stam m ered .
lng to tow n. J a n e wa« rid in g over
f u l .« » t ig h t e r o f O u . V a n T a a ib e l .
Hl« em barra»»ntent s««emed to th e ranch. In fact, chiefly to I«« rid a rriv e d last w eek fo r a v isit w ith
h a ie d e » « » r o f O u n l o c k r a n c h h a » com m unicate
.V z ’
Itse lf to Jan«— ah* of him. J a n e »pent m uch lim e In a d a u g h te r. M is. Ja c k l« ete r.o n
Mi am t M rs G iro P a tte r s o n a re
a r r iv e d f r o m t h e E a s t t o r H i .
c„ul<l not have told why " I ’m g ra te th e saddle. And she develop«“ ! » p a te n ts of a babv ts«v h o rn FrPI iv
t ln „
s h e w a tc h .» th e F r o n t ie r P a y
fill for y our p u ttin g tno on my way p a rtic u la r liking for th e hill tra il In a E u g en i' h o sp ital. M rs B atter
c e le b r a t io n
in
com pany
w it h
Dr
nr, inn.lc «!'
"R'lnl
.•v. ilustin« »MMilty which th-
to d a r. and th a t o th e r n ig h t » h e n 1
C a r p y . t fr « # t y . te n *l« *r“h v » r t * * l f r i e n d
to to w n ; »he usually ro d e th a t « a y , «on 1» a «lau g h ter of Mr a n d Mr«
n t th e c o m m u n i t y . 1 1 *n ry S a w d y o f sot loot. If you r*m em l«er." »he
H
en
ry
R
u»»«m
an(.it.n,
RS..I
Through
II.,- «•CiU.ri.'H it hm. a.I.'VtV-
e ith e r com ing or going. W h at Im-
t h e C i r c l e D o t r a n c h , t r i c k * « ! in a
Mi. iml Mr« G E A nnam l and
w ent on.
p ressed Itself on her wa» th a t rid
,,l
,,,vuu.s
of
Tit...«
anti
«hi
. I n n e t s H u t rcwoiwblo
f.x k e hors»* r » c * t h * d a y b e f o r e by
Andy
l«
o
w
rii.
left
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
for
a
H e «w allow ed She wa< secretly
P a v e M C ro a a e n . fo re m a n a t G u n -
lng th e hill road alone w as not q u ite c am p in g tr ip a t S la te rs. e x p e c tin g
s
mi
many
<h*i|Hw
"ink.,
it pomtlbl. for you U.
lo c k p l a n * r * v * n » t *
H * e n t e r « B U I delight.«.! w ith hl» eonfnalon. "Well
so exciting a» th e ttr»t tim e she to l«r gone a w eek
th a t c e rta in ly l* m ighty kin d ." he
D e n ia o n , a hands»«»™* y c u n < T e n «
Mt a n d M rs G uv S m ith of E m
satistx your .hwirv to mark the spot « h ere r.-ala your .l-wr
had
rid
d
en
It
w
ith
a
guide.
Bui
w r a n g le r
in the» r »d *o w h ic h M e
pin- v isited over th e w eek end at
«aid h altingly. "B u t I couldn’t a o
w hat had becom e of h e r guide?
C r o a a c n la f « v o e * d t o w in . a n d la y a eep t »ueh a b e a a tifu t th in g fo r d o
i|l« |M » r t« !l,
the hom e of a «on A M S m ith
h e a v y b e ta on h im
U n k n o w n to t h *
She c o n tro lled her Im patience un- | Mr a n d M rs C laude A rne and
ng n o thing a t a ll."
c r o w d D e n is o n Is a c h a m p io n h o r s e ­
ORDER NOW while I am making up a »hipmant
til she could do »o no longer S ta rt d a u g h te r sp e n t th e w eek end at
•T ve got lota of b ra c e le ts."
m an
M e C ro a » *n
and
th *
youn<
W in c h e ste r hay
"B u t som etim e I'v e got to find lng one day to tow n w ith Bull Page.
s t r a n g w r t i * in th e v a r io u s e v e n ts
J T H ru m fleld of N o rth B end ts
T h rv
a re
th e n
asked
to
p ro p « '» * som ething 1 c a n really do fo r you." Ja n e a sk e d d ta c re e ttj ab o u t th e ir
vlsltln:- fo r a few «lav -« at th e hom e
t h e ir o w n s tu n t«
M c C r o .a e n w i n ­
She laid th e b ra ce le t In hl» out neighbor, th is m an Bill D enison.
of
a b ro th e r. U K. B ru m field
n in g »he to » « p ic k » u p a h i n . t k e r -
"W hy 'll» » Ja n e ." a n sw ered Bull,
M rs L. K B ru m fie ld anil M r.
chief f r o m th e g r o u n d r i d i n g f u l l stre tc h e d hand.
c o rd in ' to » h a t I h ear. Bill » been Phoebe B rum field »pent Sunday vt
•I c e rta in ly th a n k you a thou
» p .e .t
fa c in g
b a c k w a rd
P e n ls o n
e a s ily f o ll o w s s u it
N o w It ts h is «ami tim e»." 111» «low re sp o n se left dow n to M edicine B eud ou III» law ­
tu rn
H e d r o p s a c i g a r e t t e c a r e ­ no doubt of w hat he felt. I le r aim
s u it."
,
le s s ;»
R a c in g d o w n th e t r a c k , f u l l
B ut why need a m an go dow n
now wa» Io escape hl» prote«ta-
t i l t D e n is o n p ic k s u p t h e c i g a r e t t e
M
edicine
Bend
for
a
law»uH.
M e C r o s s » » r e f u s e s t o a t t e m p t t h e Ilo n a H e put on hl» hat. She start­ to
w hen th e re a r e court» in Sleepy
s tu n t
E n tr e a te d b y th e c ro w d . D e n .
ed to go.
Is o n a g r e e s t o p e r f o r m a n o t h e r t r i c k
" P le a s e !" he exclaim ed, raisin g G at?"
„
J a n e V a n T a m b e l ts a s k e d f o r h e r
W ell, th is I» before th e V. S’.
hl« hand. She »topped. H e r guide'»
b r a c e le t a n d t h r o w « It on t h e t r a c k
L and O ltlce; th a t'» different " S u d ­
J u « t a« D e n is o n r id e s t o p i c k It u p a brow ruffled a little in perplexity.
"W h at 1» I t T sh e asked, «uper denly Bull, peerin g dow n th e tra il,
y e ll fro m l U r n r y R e b s to c k . a M c -
C r o e s e n h e n c h m a n , s c a re » t h e p o n y
« traig b leu e d up. "W hy. th e re s lu ll,
clllotisly I m p a tie n t
n e a r l y c o s tin g t h e r id e r h is l i f e R u n
H e took hl» h a t off again. “W ould rig h t now. on hl« way to tow n I he
p l a y Is p r e v e n te d b y t h e I n t e r v e n t io n
It be p o lite." h e ven tu red , “to ask c ritte r'» back."
of D r
C a rry
B a c k on « u n lo c k
yo u r n am e?"
• W h ere I» he? Oh. I »«'«• T h e
r a n c h a f t e r t w o y e a r s In C h le a g
b e c a u s e o f h e r f a t h e r 's Illn e s s . J a n e
“T ell me your« a g ain ." »he said m an th a t Just rode a ro u u d th e
g e t a lo s t r i d i n g In t h e h i ll » , » n d
"B ill P e n iso a ."
h e n d T ' Ja n e did »ome fa»t and bold
m e e ts D e n J s o n . n o w a n e ig h b o r w h o
S he allow ed h e r h o rse to tu rn thinking. She looked In her purse.
g u id e s h e r h o m e
N o t k n o w in g h e r
D enison »at " B u ll!" «be ex claim ed In fa n cied
i d e n t i t y , h e « p e a k s b i t t e r l y »» ' » " Into th e ra n c h tra il.
Tam hcl
M c C r ’ «se n d e n o u n c e s D e n i ­ m otionless, h a t In hand, h u t looking alarm .
"I'v e fo rg o tte n to bring
so n a s a c a t t l e t h i e f L a t e r s h e a s k s
Q t lo n g 's grocery list for th e kitchen.
D r C a r p » w h v h e r f a t h e r 1» u n p o p u ­
I'm a fra id you'll h ave to rid e back
l a r -and h e t e l l s h e r I t 1» b e c a u s e o f
Van
T a m b le s
r u t h le s s
and
un­
a f te r It."
s c r u p u lo u s c h a r a c t e r .
V ta ltln g h er
S he wa» soon w ithin speak in g dis
fa th e r
in
th e
h o s p it a l.
Jane
Is
ta n c e of th e horsem an ahead.
w a r n e d t o be w a r y o f M c C r o a a e n s
••Good-morning." »he »aid stiffly.
h o n e s ty , h u t h e r f a t h e r u r g e , h e r to
he n ic e t o h im .
L a t e r M 'C r o » « e n
D enison looked aro u n d . ch««eked
t r i * » t o w o o h e r . b u t Is s h a r p ly r
his horse, touched his h a t. a n d r e ­
b u *T *d
O n e « a t t a in J a n * lo ses h e r
tu rn e d th e g reetin g . But he wa»
w a y in t h e M i l a a n d m e e t s D e n is o n .
plainly confused, a n d J a n e wa» c o r­
resp o n d in g ly pleased.
"W e m eet
C H A PT E R IV—C ontinued
a g ain ." sh e »aid w ith a s u p e rio r
Since that time the cost of electricity
the price of Elec­
—9 -
*‘.at."
air. -A nd thia tim e I'm
has
continued to decline until at the
••W hat circu s did you work
I'm a fra id I am . th is tim e." he
tric Service is reduced to our custom­
w ith?*
-
. . X
beginning
of 1930, the average home
dd »lowly.
ers It continues to follow the trend
»•(>h aever.il drenoex.** M id Ja n e
“ Ilo w »«?"
owner
in
the
United State» paid 30“»
recklessly.
,t
started many years ago, with rates
“ W ell. It happened I wa» 1'i«t
“W h a t w ore som e of them?
LESS per kilowatt hour than he paid
th in k in g a bout th e o th - r tim es we
dropping while service is improving.
Ja n e . grow ing flighty, nam ed one
m et. and w ondering w h e th er I'd
in 1913 . . . although. House Furnish
of th e big one« w hose »hows she
The remarkable records th at have been
ev er »ee you again, w hen you
ings are more than 04% above 1913.
had a tte n d e d in Chicago.
dropped dow n out of th e sky on me
made in reducing the cost of current
“ W h at y e a r w ere you w ith th a t
Just now. It took mv b re ath , o n
Clothing 42% above anti Food 28%
can best be realised through a compari­
show ?"
y our w ay to tow n? So am I. Do
nbove
(The above figures are taken
She w as grow ing d esperate. W ith
you m ind If I rid e along w ith you?'
son with past years. Using, as a
affected w nbarraiw m ent «he turned
from
the
United States Bureau of
"I m ight m ind If you d id n 't. In ,
starting point, the national average
full on him. “ Yon m u«tn’t ask me
fact. If you don 't m ind a confession.
Labor
Statistic*
from BI cities on food
th a t.
W omen a re sensitive about
cost of three m ajor items in the cost
I h u rrie d a little to c a te b up. You
th e ir age, do n 't yon know ?"
and
32
cities
on
other
items.) But . .
w ere »o kind b e fo re —"
of living; — immediately after the
F o r the first tim e he tu rn e d hl«
N othing a t a ll—"
according
to
the
Federal
Power Com­
W orld War. House Furnishings were
eye» d irectly to w a rd hers.
>_i«i,,| you ra v e me »ueh good
mission
Electric
Rate
Survey.
Rate
•«I’ve heard som e wom en a re th a t
advice th a t I h a v e n 't been lost
nearly 200°, above 1913 prices. Cloth­
w ay.” he w ent on. "b u t 1 shouldn't
series
3.
page
24
Oregon
has
the
second
since. B ut I do feel W fer. rid in g
ing 180% above, Food 100% above;—
c all you a w om an."
w ith com pany. So th an k you ag ain
lowest average residential electric ser­
"O h. m y! W hy n o t?"
W
HILE ELECTRICITY REMAINED
-
I
f
you're
not
te
rrib
ly
tire
d
of
be
“ Well, I'd call you a girl. T he ■'Who W as th e Man T h a t B rought
vice rate per kilowatt hour in the
lng
th
a
n
k
e
d
."
You H om e?" Asked McCros»en.
APPROXIMATELY 5% BELOW the
reason I asked was. because I was
" J u s t a s m uch a« you like. If
United
States.
w ith th a t »how one season m yself." d irectly a t her. "You h a v e n 't told you'll rem em b er you re th an k in g me
1913 PRICES.
T h is was grow ing terrify in g . J a n e me y our nam e yet." he re m o n stra t for nothing. I wa» a fra id you'd
Blade an effort to c h an g e th e line ed quietly.
gone back to C hicago.”
o f ta lk : but her s tra n g e r w as In­
“O h! It's M arie. G ood-bye!"
" \ \ here h ave you been all th is
tere sted . “Did you ev er h a p i» n to
I c e rta in ly c o u ld n 't have
Not till a f te r she hud p a rte d from tim e?
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 1936, STILL ANOTHER
ride In M adison S q u a re G arden?" D enison a n d w as rid in g alone with m issed you. If you rid e thia tra il as
6>VV
"N -no! Did you?”
her th o u g h ts did Ja n e begin to teel
ften a» I do,”
TO 4 0 % .
REDU CTIO N IN ELECTRIC RATES OF FROM 5
"I rode th e re one w in ter w hen really frig h te n ed . T h is w as the
"I'v e been a w a y —dow n at M edi­
*re «bowed th ere .”
m an of whom she had h e ard lurid cine B ead. Ilow long I» It since
“ Did you like circ u s w ork?” she •ales of ru stlin g , an enem y of her
COMPARISON OF BILLS
th a t duy?"
a sk e d offhand.
"O h, I h a v e n 't an Idea. It wa« an
fa th e r’s, neur o utlaw g e n e ra lly —Bill
Kates
in
Effect
Prior
to 10 1 30 and those in Effect after 101 30 -
“C a n 't say I did. I never w orked Denison.
aw fully hot duy. a» I rem em ber.
In a circu s except th a t one season
Willamette
Valley District
She drew a long b re a th , thinking W asn't It?"
It w as only because I needed money over h e r e n co u n ter w ith th e re
"I c a n 't rem em b er a thing about
M S ID IN T IA t COMBINATION
bad. and It w as big m oney to me
M s c ia t
k c s id e h t ia l l ig h t in g
lonbtable R ill: w hat she hsd said the w e ath er. If I m ea su re d th e tim e
• S;U»I
»«•<»■«
T hen the law yers got It all. H ere's to him an<l how «he had said I t; by m y feelings. It w ould be ab o u t
010*1*4
im uaaa
« « ••IL L
•«OUCflOB »«OMtttO«
I
2
30
oí»
ein
»
230
s uta»
20
th e fork for (¡unlock ran ch ."
w hat he had said to h e r and how th re e year«.
» 1 00
I
• 1 oo
25«
10
2 70
40
H e pointed. T hey w ere a t the he had said I t ; re ca llin g hl« gen
12»
20
"Ilo w p e rfe c tly rid ic u lo u s!" pout
100
an
IM
320
12»
JO
00
p a rtin g of th e ir w ays.
A sancy eral a p p ea ran c e, ills easy m anner ed Ja n e .
210
2 40
13 9
37«
29
390
2 41
00
2 00
im pulse seized Ja n e . She w as given in th e saddle, his p eaceable fen
"W h a t I w as a fra id o f «en», you'd
200
04
4M
2M
4 30
320
100
to im pulses and to doing w hatever Hire». and a t Inst his brow n eyes. gone h a rk to C hicago and I'd never
203
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2 *
»M
400
»40
IM
29R
thing flashed Into her head.
She As sh e drew n e a r th e ran ch house, see you again. T hen I Ogured th at
1
U
4M
»M
«00
iso
300
1 S4
340
checked h e r horse, lifte d her fore she resolutely dism issed him from If you went tiaek to t'hlcngo. I'd look
»00
70
«M
• 73
310
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370
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arm and unclasped th e b racelet.
W
l
«M
th e re next w ild er for a clrem . Job
323
7 SO
1 94
200
her m ind, or thought she did.
400
«00
90
32
9
"S ince you've been so k in d —"
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“ W ho w as th e m an th a t brought a n d try to g et Into th e «aine »how
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T h e m an bad halted his horse
4 J
7M
•
w ith you.”
IM>
vou honie?" a sk e d SlcCrosaeu.
J3R
2M
IM
4
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1
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7 M
300
"N othing at a l l !" he p rotested.
120
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2
2 74
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"W hy, nolxidy.”
9M
R00
12 00
350
120
“_ l ' d like you." sh e went on.
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294
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RSO
10 M
13 30
140
4
1
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3.14
3
M
900
ISO
B u tte M ooney a n d d a u g h te r Mil­ O regon Chickens.
T h e e s tim a te d n u m b e r of c h ic k ­
dred h a v e gone to e a s te rn O regon
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING
en« on O regon fa rm s on J a n u a r y
AMOUNT UNI«»
on a h u n tin g trip .
0« OUf»'OB 0«O
« 1« 0144
n o 0 i*4
■ « M U « I 0
J a k e S ta ld e r 1» h a u lin g hl» baled 1 1936 w as a p p ro x im a te ly 3.2 m il­
»
100
I
»
1
00
M rs. A lb e rt L a n c a s te r
10
12 3
h a y to th e i r new h om e th e y h ave lions c o m p a re d w ith 7.5 m illion« In
20
1 40
1 no
20
12»
w
W
a
s
h
in
g
to
n
a
n
d
18.A
m
illio
n
s
In
2 10
2
40
30
b o u g h t n e a r th e C o tta g e G rove a ir ­
12»
30
3
30
400
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