The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 13, 1944, Page 2, Image 2

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Entered at Cottage Grose, Oregon, as second class m atter.
Cottage ßrovr £rntmrl
gave h im b r t R ¡ m ille t or hod». t.h ta
liv e In v ita tio n s to being com rades in
a rm s. O r re co g n itio n th a t he was In
the sam e boat w ith the m
Mr
V
W in kle c o u ld n 't decide w h ich it was
M ore m en cam e in and seated
them selves Jack P e ttig re w arrived
and sat g in g e rly on the edge or a
c h a ir; he d id n 't look a ro un d
Mr
W inkle counted, to keep his m in d
busy, and saw tha t seventeen were
present, A ll were here except one
M ost o f them were v e ry young
THEODOR
not m uch m ote Ilia n h a ll his age A
few were in tn c ir e a rly th irtie s
W .N U R E L ÍA S E
F ro m the list p u b lo h rd in the pa
per g iv in g atl the ages, M r W inkle
(C o n tin u e d fr o m last w e ek.)
knew th a t he was the only one above
firc te u . " I || be able to te ll when I
fo rty . He (e ll lonely
tee you a g a in .”
i 11 11*1*1-. K 111* Telephivi« calls of c n -
A ll heada turne d as the last o l !
T h re a te n e d w ith this test. M r.
nilscrata.11 pour in. The 1’etpgre»« d i.,p
the d ra fte e s appeared.
In that evening
Mrs Pettigrew »«eps » tin k le accused, " A ll yo u ’ re doing is
M r W inkle knew F re d d ie T in d a ll
over her s o n . Jack »ho is being called p u ttin g ideas in m y head "
Mr, Westcott, next door neighbor s a is
fro m h a vin g seen h im d e co ra tin g
She
d
re
w
back.
"W
h
y
.
W
ilb
e
rt
” « you're the kind of a soldier we re
the m a in street o l the tow n
He
going to have. God help u< " Mr. Winkle W in k le !" she c rie d a n g rily , and
was a fix tu re there, lik e one ol the
makes
out his m il and lacks a sign read­ again th e re peeped fo rth the A m y
THIS TERRIBLE WAR
ing "CLOSED'' over his shop. Amv of re ce n t yea rs.
la m p posts o r a tr a ffic s.gn
He
"D o you know
packs h s bag and includes a pu r of
was
tw
e
n
ty-e
ig
h
t,
handsom
e
w
ith
a
what
y
o
u
're
d
o
in
g
’
Y
o
u
're
p
la
c
in
g
rubbers.
Political
plans for
tte
..
..........
..
■’ ’« I pence
« « e e l u i n
e r r the
me u ars from the W hite
the b la m e on me fo r yo u r being un­ th in d a rk m ustache p lastere d across
lions, nt W ashington ami the republican Convention nt Chicago
hia lip , and his clothes w ere »00
f a it h fu l! ”
contain all the weak points of Versailles atnl the L tague of
tlashy.
C H A P T E R IV
M r. W in kle felt that, h a vin g been
Nations. These fresh political platitudes will not be accepted
I red dle was a p ro m in e n t m em
given his trouse rs back, he should
ber of the depression g e n e ra tio n He
"T h e y w ill. ” said M rs. VZinkle, re ta in the m It was no tim e to q u ib ­
by our own congress, no m atte r which p arty wins.
Great m ilitary strength must l>e m aintained bv the powers “ when they find out how you ca t 41 ble about th a t o r sh irk it. "Y o u had com e to m a tu r ity when there
that are crushing the Axis, and those powers must' b. ,-eadv to cold rig h t aw ay if you get y o u r feet w a it t i l l I a m ." he re to rte d te s tily . were no Jobs to be had Oner hav
w e t.”
mg fo rm e d the h a b it of not w o rk in g
" I II send you a postcard
And
utpe out any crim inal nation before another lutui'e w ar can
he m a re it a ca re e r at w h ich h i
M r. W inkle d id n 't argue about it. on it . ' he said d a rk ly . " | ' | | a |«n
»: started . Only by such means can this wai become *'a w ar but le t h e r have h e r w ay. A fte r r.sk w hy e v e ry th in g y o u 're saying exce lle d. I t was his boast (hut he
!o end w ars.”
had never e n rn td a n ic k e l In h it
a ll. he was le a v in g to m o rro w , and doesn't w o rk on y o u r side of the
life and ne ver w ould ns long us hi*
Millions of Americans in m ilitary and civil life are alt
she w ould be alone except fo r Pe­ fence, to o .”
i ad \
fa m ily 's m oney held out
Now the
Instea d o f the frow n between her
n ’rrk o tw ”
th‘H "•‘ll k e ’p <!e,'n’an.v
“ occupied nelope.
w a r had com e alon g to In te l fe te w ith
> 'ltoO for another generation— by which time a better tril >e He seated h im s e lf in an a rm c h a ir, eyes re tu rn in g , and the pressing to- the
sig na l success he was m a k ii g ol
and M rs. W in k le cam e to stand be
gether o f he r lipa. as M r W inkle
may be raised.
his a m b itio n .
fo re h im . T h e re was a p e c u lia r look ha f exp en s'd . A m y's blue eyes stm -
i k . Geneva
-
• was the
— h ead q u arters of the W o rld ’s greatest on h e r face. ‘ W ilb e r» ." she w h is­ •>ly went w ide.
F re d d ie eyed the g a th e rin g w ith a
tn ’X n e v ^ o i t y - V “ T
,Wt bc r, construct<'’’ and revived as pered.
su p e rio r a ir
When he agreed to
The»
stared
at
each
oth
er,
firs
t
He glanced up
He d id n 't u n d e r­
T h lV
“ l ‘, i n , a ” the peace. That beautiful dream is dead
com e in and Join the group, his
w ith shock and then w ith h o rro r On eye lig h te d on M r. W in kle
He
diinerv „ T
? '-'V u 1,1 e” d Wi,h enough s u rPlus " a r ma- stand at firs t w hat she wanted, but the
eve o f his d e p a rtu re fo r the bat- sla m m ed his suitcase on the flour,
u ro c n ' • l d niilt‘>ri‘l1 t, \ at *‘an >e k ,p t pollsh’’il until time and was pre p a re d fo r it when he d id By tte
fro
n
t.
they
w
e
ie
q
u
a
rre
lin
g
,
sa
y­
th is tim e he was g e ttin g accustom ed
eased his fra m e g ra c e fu lly tn a ch a ir d ra fte e s
J here » a t » s c a tte rin g o f
progrtss does not need it anv more.
ing c ru e l th in g s because they were in the re a r row and greeted M r
to a lm o st any surp rise.
D ry M olalu re
applause fro m the crow d. M r W in ­
upset.
S hyly, she slipped onto his lap.
W inkle, "H e llo , Pop "
I f soft ro t becomes severe at any
k le saw that some i f the people had
NO RATIONING FREEDOM
and sat there. I t was a long tim e
Each recognized th a t n e ith e r of
tim e d u rin g the storage period, the
One m an titte re d n e rvo u sly.
A litt le A m e rica n flags, w hich they
since she had done this, and she
them m ea nt what he said. C o n tri­ few sm ile d w ith o u t c o n v ic tio n Jack
storage house should be heated un­
w aved.
had
put
on
he
r
plum
pness
since
the
tio n entered in to both of them at the P e ttig re w , who Just then looked
-nil , n » *** “ Tna1n:-. ^ « » iH o n s for freedom. It is what von
t il the potatoes are d rie d out and the
Those who c a rrie d suitcases p iled
Ask hnnff *»*? ' ,eCaUSe h meanS 11,1 things ’o all people la st tim e M r. W inkle found her sam e tim e .
m o istu re disappears A fte r the po-
around, stared. The oth ers pa id no them In the cars of the d r a ft board
ew hat heavy, but not d isa g re e ­
M rs
W in k le 's eyes fille d w ith atte n tio n .
tu to rs have d rie d out. they should
Dtomnîlv Z '* " 1 J i’' ’ °,n ? Sprin- da-v and h‘“’n
you a som
m em b ers. Then the c h a irm a n lined
b ly so.
tears and «he filin g h e rse lf at M r.
not be rem oved fro m storage, be­
H
£ ' - v ” SCÎ ° f a n *1 th ,‘ f,ÍSh bÍtÍng ” Ask th ‘‘ ' 1 - nla'tor.
M
r.
W
in
kle
was
in
d
ig
n
a
n
t
It
had
up
the
seleetres
in
a
ragged
fo
rm
a
­
She rested her head on his sho ul­ W inkle, w a ilin g . "O h. W ilb e rt, yo u 're
cause potatoes should not be han­
atoe ,n . i
r’ strK‘t,nns - and a quick m ark e t.” Ask the die- der. sn u g g lin g h e r face against his going to w a r and y o u 'll come back been bad enough to have c e rta in tion . fo u r abreast, tn back o f the dled u n til you are ready to ship o r
- ins? n h^ H.
' A fat neighbor who will „ „ t strug-d neck, and he put one of his a rm s w ith o u t a leg or an a rm o r—o r . . . people laugh at h im But he h a d n ’t bund. M r W inkle was placed at sell them
expected one o f his fcllo .v dra fte es ‘ th e ir head, out in ft-,n t a ll by h im ­
g a in s t my divine right to fake w hat I want ”
around he r w a ist. Penelope gazed
and I h a v e n 't been nice to you fo r to m ake fun o f h im
self. He d id n 't ra re fo r this d is tin c ­
at them c u rio u s ly , as if she fount!
Ask the pioneer and he will
a long tim e , not nice nt a ll . . . and
M ild ( IIm a le
say. " I n c lu ttr n e d h o riz o n s the scene not q u ite proper.
tion , but he c o u ld n 't refuse it
The
He
decided
tha
t
F
re
d
d
ie
T
in
d
a
ll
*nd a chance to matte toy own way ’
oh. W ilb e rt. W ilb e r t!”
In far-north Ita ly , the southern
a tte n tio n thus d ra w n to him . and the
A m s k i in
(he
Id e e a a lis
lis t a a n nd
he
M r W in k le sensed th a t som ething
d id n 't know any b e tte r a-td w a sn't
w ill sjiv- •• » .
11
" « j.
a
e id
d he
She grb bcd . le ttin g out a ll the
j f e a r t h ” \ s k 7 h / r ”r ' ''h ™ 8,1 may share ° f the
w o rth b o th e rin g about.
But F re d ­ , noise and the s ta rin g , cheering peo­ slopes -if the Alps have a su rp ris in g
was on A m y 's m in d in a d d itio n to
sham e th a t had been hers since the d ie was the in s tru m e n t o f goenetlilng
ly m ild c lim a te
T h e ir n a rro w v a l­
ple. be w ild e re d h im
w h ir,
k th f . re,,*’°«s man and he will say " \ life in the
sim p le , but a w fu l, fa c t of his
leys. sheltered fro m the n o rth winds,
m o rn in g his notice a rriv e d , and a ll else that re a lly touched h im
Fot
T
hey
m
arch
ed
off
behind
the
blar­
being d ra fte d .
D u rin g the rece nt
the fe a r th a i she. too, had kept hid
fa re such w .r m in g influences of the
the firs t tim e M r. W inkle to ld h im ­ in g band, and M r. W in kle could n t
His holy laws.
days he had n o tice d th a t she seemed
se lf that he w a sn't old. The oth ers
Why are th e ir so m any d e fin itio n s’ Because freedom i* to be tro u b le d by a m a tte r she den d u rin g the last days.
get o v e r how the m usic scut a c h ill south and the sun tha t o liv e and
lem on groves flo u r.th .
Now it w a i M r W in kle who held were Just young
not a static thinjy. It
up his spine, s tir r in g h im
It ha d n 't
■tidn t m en tion . He had thought this
her, a rd pa tte d her. and assured
IS
not
a
nil,,
hut
a
way
of
life.
It
is
an
been to long ago that he was fir m ly
The c h a irm a n of the d r a ft board
jhligaiion. It is determ ined In
her.
Only the herm it e ,„ h . r
° Ur relationship to other people.
con vin ced m a r tia l m usic was an e v il
looked nt his w a tch and then rose
b a rre d Color«
T h is m ade h im feel s tro rg and He m ade a little ta lk, w h ile the
Uiing s p u rrin g pe. pie to w ar.
m unitv is the wav of lir7*>th
*'m 'do,.u 1,1 * civilized com-
G rre n was a sacred co lo r to bo if,
m a n ly, and alm ost good aLout going men a ll listened a tte n tiv e ly , except
,
I K
f thaf dem ands intelligent
follower«
P a rt of the cro w d w alked along the M ayans and M exican s and some
« a i „ F» r S r m f e
l ' ? ^ ' P " « " H E " a lk
to w ar.
loe F re d d ie T in d a ll, who gazed in ­ w ith the proresalnn. keeping p a re ot th e ir best ca rv in g s are found tn
w ith it. The sp o ra d ic che ering and Jade and greenstone.
in the m o rn in g , before they d io v e d o le n tly out the window.
kindred
Onl>- hv h- M '
1,ni
^7 r ' kls
P n X
S
}
T
Y " ancestors or h " his
"'
h a n d clap ping kept up as m ore peo­
dow ntow n, ta k in g Pfrnelope w-ith
The c h a irm a n exp la in e d that they
ple were passed along the ro u te
them because they fe lt she. too. had a ll been chosen f a ir ly , s ti e tly
The parade went rig h t through a red
should tee h im o ff. M rs. W inkle acco rd in g to the Select ve S ervice
tra ffic lig h t.
fussed and fre tte d ove r him .
re g u la tio n s They were being asked
ia the slogan
,l,o u !‘l
nnratiwie.1 b ro th erh o o d ",
M r W inkle m a r r ie d stiff!;-
If*,
“ Y o u ’ ve got y o u r p ills ? " she to do a serious th in g at a serious
trie d to keep in lim e w ith the m u
■o the « - " i d t h
™
'b
™
d< " " » " « tt.t,
He knew each w ould do it
asked. "T h e b ig b o ttle we had tra d e tim e .
sic. but found it d iffic u lt, and fin a lly
up fo r y o u ? "
to the best o f his a b ility
He wished
feeding with fresh u t ? X
cVlt,Ire strengthens our nation
gave It up
He w ondered w hat the
He said th a t the
M r W in kle pa tte d his pocket and them good lu ck
f
• J ' a t|,r the springs of national life.
o th e r nfe ti w ere doing, but d id n ’t
r
o
ll
w
ould
now
be
ca
lle
d
Each
the p ills , in th e ir bu ttle, ra ttle d .
of justfce a m a n 'is hon.-s^’i n a i l" ^ " 1 r, '“ , '“ her. th at in « court
m an. at his nam e, was to com e f o r ­ luok back to see. Once someone In
"Y o u haven t take n out yo u r ru b ­
not passed on w hat oth
1 1 ¡' " ' i n otherw ise. Ju dgm ent is
w a rd and rece ive his papers and a the cro w d on the sid ew a lk ca lle d
bers a g a in ’ ’’
out. " H i, W in kle ! G rin d th e ir A x's
s m a ll going aw ay k it fu rn ish e d by
lers.
M r. W in kle shock his head.
iu t th e m !’ '
the W omen V olunteers.
REPRINTS 3 c EACH.
than had.
M rs
W inkle con tem plated , her
(C o n tin u e d n e xt w e ek)
" A le a d e r," he concluded "Is be-
bro
w
fu
rro
w
e
d
fo
r
a
m
om
e
nt,
but
Guaranteed Work.
be ¡a A nieriia" h / 'c h i n a ’^ ^ r v ’na'' " fr‘,,edom ’
it
log ap pointed for you. and you are
she could th in k o f no th in g else
"I
Poor Hyea
re q u ire d Io obev h im on the way to
man m reallv free unlesi -.11
" Hy
d®rkest Africa. No
s t ill c a n 't believe y o u 're re a lly go
The s u p e rio rity of A m e ric a n a ir ­
y o u r In d u ctio n Center
The senior
I
t
t
g
.
"
she
said.
m en o ve r Japanese (tiers is believed
■safe utiles.; all m en’s horn- •
" a"'
• .A“ »
home is
m e m b e r am ong you. M r W ilb e rt
to be p a rtly due to the n o to rio u sly
Think if over carefully a id
W ‘*' 1" bat “ freed<Mn to vouT
".'•laybe I 'l l be b a rk to m o rro w ”
Cottage Grove, Ore.
W inkle, w ill be yo u r le a d e r."
bud eyesight of the Japanese.
"O h . W ilb e rt. I know it is n 't the
M r W inkle was fla tte re d
He was
th in g to say. but I hope you w ill glad fo r the re s p o n s ib ility
It would
b e ." A n xio u sly, she asked. " I f you help take his m in d off h im s e lf.
a re n 't, are you sure y o u 're going to
regular m arket price fo r the seed.
F re d d ie T in d a ll l» nre d to w a rd h in t
be n il rig h t? ”
D etailed rates by g rid e s w ill be
and in q u ire d . "H o w do you lik e be­
"
I
d
o
n
't
see
why
n
o
t.”
he
an
announced soon.
ing a big shot. P o p ? "
sw ered sto u ify.
Unfavorable w eather and the
M r. W in kle saw that he was go­
He wondered how m uch he fooled
increased w a r demands fo r forage
ing to have tro u b le w ith F re d d e
her.
and food crOpS havp rcsuitwJ jn
M rs . W in k le fussed and fre tte d
The m en began to go up.
Mr
C e rta in ly he d id n 't foot h im s e lf
decreased legume and grass seed t r f r h,m
W inkle's was the Inst nam e ra ile d
-
. ^ 1
M
r.
W
in
kle
had
been
tr
y
in
g
to
harvests fo r the last tw o years.
He rece ive d his k it. contained m a
was h e r re fo rm a tio n , th e ir reunion
look on the b rig h t side o f it It his
Oregon grass, clover and a lfa lfa
brow n
im ita tio n
le a th e r packet.
throu gh w a r. and th a t she w anted to
Country needed h im . he should go
seed growers are now offered an
i* *
J
W H A T EV E R T W O M A N
Each o f the d ra ft board m em b ers
Dring it out in w ords as a s o rt o f
and
do
his
d
u
ty
:
if
he
d
id
n
't,
per
additional financial incentive to
shook
his
hand.
He
was
g
ive
n
his
NHOEXD K N O W
exp ia tio n . B u t h e r actions d id tha t
haps there w o u ld n 't be any co u n try
harvest every pound o f seed pos-
4 u u
------------
own papers, and then In s tru c tio n s
fo r h e r w ith o u t the necessity of
He argued tha t the w a r was the about a nu m be r of o th e r docum ents
stole this year, in view of a pros-
A husband likes to th ro w news- •pea kin g of it. T h e re was. he re a l
greatest th in g that had happened in fo r the group. The c le tk was re a d ­
pective c ritic a l shortage 1n the pa?ers and ashes on the flo o r ...
ized. som e th in g else.
h is to ry and he wanted to be a p a ri in g oc.e of these, his w a rra n t o f au ­
1944 crop of forage seeds, accord- He ,lkes to in v ite friends fo r d in ­
Now. h e s ita n tly at firs t, she in-
of it.
But that thought was sus­ th o rity , when the A m e ric a n Ltg.on
in g to word received by the state nf r unexPecteJly- •. He likes a lot induced it.
A A A office and the O.S.C. Exten-
Paint on o th e r women
but
” I didn't mean to say anything ta in in g only up to the point where
he considered what his p a rt m ig h t
sion service.
doesn t care fo r much on her. ..
sbout this.” she told him. "and I'm
be.
Congress has appropriated an
Prefers not to be to ld th a t he th'nking of you as m uch as mvself
Now tha t the m om e nt of le avin g
additional $12.500,000 fo r use this “ g e ttin B fa t o r hald. . .He wants **wn 1 do' fv e been worrying,
7 T
was here, a ll he couid th in k was:
season in increasing practice pay-
dr,V<? the aut°m obile h im s e lf... she confessed, "a b o u t tro u b le you W ill I ever re tu rn ? W ill I ever see J W
m
ig
h
t
get
in
to
.”
ments and providing a new pound Hp hatPS t0 pay the h ills .. .He re­
X it l N
M aple Avenue and hom e again?
•T ro u b le ? ”
asked M r. W inkle.
payment in an e ffo rt to get everv S<?ntS sugSestions fo r personal im -
As
he
dro
ve
aw
ay
he
looked
hack,
acre possible harvested fo r seed ’’
• -He regards his spec- "W h a t k in d of tro u b le ? ”
to catch a last g 'im p s e o f the house.
" W e ll.” she said, " th is is the firs t
says R. b . Taylor, chairm an o f n 3 t' \ e
garnblin g losses as his
S till c ra n in g his neck when he
he state A A A committee. “ The private a ffa ir s .. .He dislikes to be tim e w e’ ve eve r been separated Do reached the corn er, he n e a rly col
action
a n mr, has s p ^ p j to , u
C,o^ ,y questioned about anything you re a lize th a t? ”
lided w ith a tru c k w hich w asn’t sav
M r. W in kle was b e w ilde red.
“I
vigorous campaign in ' e v ^ ’ ncn
area a - H e ll spend $15 at a club and
ing its tire s, e lic itin g a sh rie k fro m
don’t see w h a t— ”
«’here legume and grass seed pro- then crab because a six-day-old
M rs. W inkle and
p ro te stin g yelp
" I m e a n ." she exp la in e d , " th a t
duebon can be obtained.”
ham bone was throw n into the
fro m Penelope.
you could be tire d o f me. I m e a n —
In fro n t of the post office he got
The previous 25-acre lim ita tio n garbage before he got around to ather w o m en .” She cam e out w ith it
He’ll buy her an $8fX) fu r
out and M rs. W inkle took ove r the
harvest practice pay- it.
m a rush. “ You read about It e ve ry
wheel Khe w ould m eet h im w ith his
coat and la te r raise a scene if she day. You m ig h t—you m ig h t . . . "
ment o f $3.5c per Hl.r „ ho
hag at the bus station, to w hich M r
m r. „
been ____
removed . 1 r a *-re has n o w loses 5).20 a t b rid g e .. .He thinks
so th a t it w ill be
M r W in k le was s ta rtle d . He has-
W inkle understood he was to m n rch
he d b? rich if he’d stayed s in g le ... :encd
to
made on an
ited acreage. He insist« thm
1, u
L unlim
- ...........
‘ ’ * r,ra 10 assure A m y th a t there was
in a parade.
H w hoped that this w ill make it h ,t ?'?
"
he J,kes p la in food to th in g fo r her
to w o rry about on
M r. W inkle ne go tiated the sta irs
fin attcia fly feasible fo r farmer« m b ’ a,W’ ys complim ents hostesses
that score. He to ld her he w asn’ t
to the second flo o r o f the post office
harvest m arginal fields ™
dishes th at are served
tire d o f h e r and th a t he w a sn 't in ­ fe e lin g a litt le as if he w ere m ount
fo r seed him.
He doesn’t care how mucn terested in any o th e r wom an.
which otherwise
• u w l b - c , „ w or ta™“
ing a ffa ffo ld tn his doom
When he
a re frig e ra to r costs if it delivers
She sat b o lt u p rig h t on his lap.
w a lked down the h a ll and in to the
prospectiv; ice Cubes q uickly and e a s ily .. .He’s
seed yields.
'B u t you d o n 't k n o w ,” she stated.
The wonders of on all-electric farm will some day
d ra ft b o a rd ’s room he found that
sure he’s liv in g way beyond his in ­ "Y o u don’t know y o u rs e lf. You don’ t
As now changed
m ost o f the o th e r m en were already
be revealed to the world
And what a boon to
practice C -l come----- When he gets a quiet know how ft w ill be.”
there.
«’ill also provide
payments at evening at home he falls asleep in
the
farm
er!
His
working
hours
will be cut in
"H51W."
in
q
u
ire
d
M
r.
W
inkle,
“
w
ill
T
hree
m
em
bers
of
the
board,
in
Pound rates
elover a ',ik e
°f
h*
' He’8 ® p r° sPcct fo r any ¡1 be?” He was suddenly pleased to e lu d in g the c le rk and the c h a irm a n ,
half,
because
electricity
will
help
him
do all the
a ll
Z ai’ rt alfaIfa « ’Cd fo r hussy th a t sets out to m a k e a fo o , r " d her jealous,
who was cla d in a blue A m e ric a n
ad 7c ‘ hei r production that meets
chores
so
m
uch
faster
than
the
farm
hands.
The
i f him. ..W a tc h him.
"W he n y o u ’ ve been aw ay fro m me
Legion u n ifo rm and m ade a ve ry
a r 7 t Ca,i° 7 TheS° specifications
long
enough.”
she
elucid ated ,
o ffic ia l appearance, sat before a ta
tim e ho saves can be used profitably, for the far­
are being developed and w ill be
" y o u 'll find o u t.”
Ships Nam ed fo r Women
M r. W inkle was placed at t h e ir
ble at the fro n t o f the room . They
m
er of tomorrow will be spending time in his te st­
sent to state and county AA A of
T w o m ore L ib e rty ships have been
M r. W in kle co n te m p la te d tha t. A t
head out in fro n t hy him seir.
shuffled papers w ith a g ra ve a ir.
ing
laboratory, determ ining ways to have mote
nam
ed
fo
r
women,
according
to
the
.
the
p
ro
spe
ct
of
th
e
re
being
som
e­
The dra fte es them selves sat on
O. F
M a ritim e com m ission. The la te st of th in g to w hat she said, he thought he co lla p sib le c h a irs and w ith uneasy band b u rst in to sound outside on
r
"« « ™
a r d more successful crops per season.
these is the M a rie M . M eloney
nad b e tte r deny it w ith co n vin cin g
expressions a lte rn a te d between r e ­ the s tre e t. The c le rk had to raise
nam ed fo r the w ell-know n woman ! s p irit.
"N o w yo u look h e re ,” he
The pound rate w ill
be
g a rd in g each o th e r and the m en at his voice to m ake the rest o f the
w a rra n t heard.
baSU’ f o r re d c lo v p r. jo u rn a lis t and e d ito r. The 57th ship said, "w h e n you ca tch m e w ith an ­ •he tab!»
nam ed fo r a w om an was christened oth er w om an, you ta ke it up th e n .”
T hey a ll trooped down to the
a £ ikn
a6" 18’ C’ean basis for
street.
Q uite a cro w d had g a th ­
nlsike and alfalfa .
These , , n . the M a ry M apes Dodge fo r an au­ 1. " B u t I w o n 't be th e re to eatch
thoress w e ll re m e m b e re d fo r her
y o u !” she protested. “ I won’ t know
ered. The band, w h ich had co m ­
toenis w ill be over and above the Juvenile books.
j« thing ¡tboyt. it Exc’ Ut ” ste re­
pleted its firs t re n d itio n , took up an
'A Sfllf Supporting, Tax-Paying, Privato Ente rp n «
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! i ; h t o f the < ro o p ,,t 1
Oil
Poms
NATIONAL EDITORIAL.
M S . . JO & K Œ
r
PRA TT
M N K IE t
' GOES TOWER
W e Have
Received
a Car of
Woven
Wire
Fence
G rab er - G ettys
Dependable Ilard w arc
Films Developed
and Printed
Z Z .,
and 8
Exposures
Thrift-Wise
Payments Ready
For More Forage
Seed Production
Vfí—S
In Store for Them
ÍES
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Mountain States Power Co.