PortO rford^regon/T uesday, October 18, 1932.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
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l ’IK.ATE» W EK 1U.V
P eggy Corson. E ditor.
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« 1 w ere Mrs E lizabeth Weed. Mi.- |
♦ C lifton Miss Clifton, R u th Miller
<l> an d H azel Miller.
♦ ♦ ' S u n d ay n ig h t a gro u p of young
people sp en t th e evening on A gate
Fire!
p er cooked over a d riftw ood fire,
gam es
afterw ard .
I t is only rig h t th a t we should an d played
pay hom age a t th is tim e to our A m ong th o s e p resen t w ere Roy Mil
hero of th e w eek. Is it necessary ler. H azel Miller, G erald R utledge,
to nam e him ? W ho w as it th a t g al E d n a M iller an d R u th Miller.
lan tly scaled th e roof of Soranson's
Mrs. Chloe H a rris an d Roy
hom e? W ho w as it, w hen ato p said 1 H a n ig called a t th e R u tledge
roof, n o n ch an tlan tly poured a b u ck hom e T hursday.
e t full of w a te r into th e flam ing j Miss S ab ra H a rris v isited R u th
c h im n e y ’ W ho. but E d C onley?
T huI9day aftern o o n
W hile a few fra n tic stu d en ts w ere i
still m illing aro u n d w ondering how
Jo h n S w etn am w “ 8 a
nnei
to ex tin g u ish the fire, supposedly g u est a t th e L. Hicl ox rasi ence
quickly consum ing the gym nasium ' on th e occasion of
ens ey s
th is b rave senior had found th e ™ h b irth d ay . Sunday. O ctober 18.
tru e source of th e fire and quick- I E velyn R ad fo rd has been con-
ly had put an end to it. We con- 1 fined w ith th e m um ps fo r th e past
g ra tu la te you, Ed, firs t fo r th in k - week
ing to determ in e w here th e fire
Mr. an d Mrs. H o w ard
M iller
w as and then also for th e sa tis sp en t S u n d ay a t th e A. G. M iller
fa cto ry resu lts of th is discoveiy. r home.
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M any duck h u n te rs w ere seen on
S crim m age G am e
th e lake Sunday, as it w as th e
F rid ay a fte r laboriously cleaning | opening day o f th e season
th e building from the basem ent to i
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F rid ay H en ry Jo h n sto n an d A. P
th e w indow s, all ad jo u rn ed to th e
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ta u t Jo h n sto n se n t out an o rd er of 73
g y m nasium T here tw o team s th a t
of c ra n b e rrie s by th e Pacific
Miss C lark selected m et in a scrim -
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m age b ask etb all gam e U nder th e F ru lt com pany.
c ap ta in s. E d C onley and D onald
Miss E d n a M iller atten d ed In s ’.i-
Z um w alt a te rrific b attle w as w a g -, tu te a t th e P o rt O rford h ig h school
— he score w as close
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ro u g h o u * t S atu rd ay .
an d a t the end show ed th e "B lues”,
headed by D onald, triu m p h a n t by
one point.
Rev. D. J H enry. P asto r.
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Sunday. O ctober 23, 1932
Good Attendance
D u rin g th e la s t w eek th e a t
S unday School, 10:30 a. m.
ten d an ce h as been very good. B ut
Y oung Peoples Forum , 6:30 p. n.
fo r one h a lf day absence it would
C h u rch Services, 7:30 p. m.
have been one h u n d red p er cent.
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I T h ere w as a large atte n d a n c e a t
Call It Love
Betty
By MARGARET N. HOFFMAN
By MARY CARSON
,« A NNE, pleuse say you'll m arry
me. Give rue the right to
tak e you aw ay front all this—”
P eter's blue eyes swept the bright,
noisy room disdainfully. The sway
ing huddle of hum anity on the
dance floor. A night club tra n s
ported to a secluded retreat outside
a big city. T he latest venture of
Vance G raydon, th eir suave, sleek
haired host.
“You’re sweet, Peter.
And I d
say yes In a m inute if It wasn't for
the last half of your proposal But
1 couldn't live w ithout this. With
out crow ds of people and music ami
e x citem en t"
“But th is Isn’t real, Anne, I t’s
only a substitute. A sham. And
I ’m fed up with living on the su r
face of things. Anne please give
me a chance. 1 can teach you to
like the things th a t I like—”
“ I do like them . Peter. Bat that
doesn’t mean th at we have to bury
ourselves som ew here To give up
our friends.”
“ F riends? 1 suppose tliai means
V ance He’s the god of gayety at
whose a lta r you worship— ’’
Anne shrugged slim hare shoul
ders. “And th e answ er to that one
is?"
“T h at you'd probably p refer to
be hostess of a penthouse a p a rt
ment and a night club nstead of a
home."
“I hope th a t’s true," a voice cut
in unexpectedly.
Engrossed with each other, Peter
and Anne had not seen Vance Gray-
■Ion approaching. Now he stood be
, side th eir table, flashing black eyes
E xam in ation s O ver
Sund
school g ,Jnday m orning
in ten t on Anne’s dark beauty.
T he first six w eeks period term -
of the re g u ,a r evening
“Vance, w hat do you mean sneak
m ated F rid ay w ith th e end of all ch u rch gervice Sunday n jg h t R g et. , ing up on us like th is?” laughingly
ex am in atio n s T his w as a g re a t re-
h e r m eeting w as held w ith the 1 dem anded Anne.
“Well, th e re ’s alw ays the chance
lief to everyone and a g re a te r re
,ojg c h ris tia n E n d eav o r a t,
lief to n early everyone w hen pap Ijangloig ab o u t 33 from P o rt Or- 1 of hearing som ething Interesting,
ers w ere d istrib u ted Monday. I t
attp n d in g Miss P eggy Corson for Instance.
“ Having 8 good tim e?"
w as rep o rted th a t the grades, as a an d , M
Marjon
n s san
a n g e a a d d u u et
arion w
W ilso
ilson
et ..All
“All I
"O f course. It’s a lovely party.
whole, w ere average.
for Je su s.”
But for the last hour It’s been dy
T he S o u th w estern O regon P re s
ing on Its feet.” Anne looked over
B ook R eport» Due
b y tery will m eet in M edford on | at Peter. T h a t's w asn’t a nice thing
F rid a y stu d en ts could be seen
O ctober 26th.
to say. of course, but then Peter
bravely but quickly scan n in g ch ap
T h e In d ie s Synodical C o n feren ce!
te rs of foreboding looking books. will be held a t B andon on Novem-1 really had gone a little too far.
Vance Intercepting th at glance
I f questioned, th e inevitable a n
b er 2.
sw er would be a m u ttered explan
T he L adies Aid Society is m aking ! leaned over Anne. “Never mind.
ation th a t book rep o rts w ere due. p rep aratio n for an election day d in I'm going to see the m usicians
about some ex tra features, then I’ll
Som e w ho w ere readin g a ten point
n e r to be served in th e J. R. M arsh be back for my dance with you."
book, b reath ed perceptibly easier
building.
“I’ll be counting the m inutes."
w hen they finished th e page w hich
P eter sat s ile n t Anne, suddenly
m ark ed halfw ay th ro u g h th e book
N O TIC E
repentant,
leaned
tow ard
nlm.
T his m ay be explained by th e a n
J. S. Capps, p resident, an d Louis
nouncem ent th a t only five points K napp, se c retary of th e T ax p ay ers "I'm sorry, Peter. I didn’t mean
what I said to Vance. Not really.
w e.e due, a t th is tim e.
E qualization league a re calling a
"Oh, th a t’s all r ig h t I suppose
. A a. a. a. a. a a
m eeting of all ta x p ay e rs of th e I’m rath er a wet blanket.'’
Suddenly he beckoned to a w aiter
W ednesday. O ctober 26, th e m eeting to fill bis glass.
«f GARRISON LAKE NEW S ♦
b(
u * m EIection of
“ Why, P eter 1 D rinking?’’ Anne's
° ffic e ,s and >n-.porUnt m a tte rs of eyes widened. “1 thought you never
business will come before th e meet- touched liquor.”
vmong those a tte n d in g Sunday ing and all tax p ay ers a re urged to
“Never Is a long time, Anne. And
1 might ju st ns well begin. Because
school from th is d istric t S unday atten d .
if you won't play the gam e ray way
I'm going to play It your way." He
drained his glass, slowly, deliber
ately. “Dance with me, Anne?"
A fter th eir dance th e floor was
cle ired.
When th e last note died away
P eter got to his feet. “Hey," he
shouted, picking his wa.> carefully
through the crowded tables. “T his
party is dying on Its feet. L et’s
give the little play boys a hand.”
He grabbed the leader's baton.
W hipped th e o rch estra into a sav
age frenzy of sound.
The floor filled with dancers,
amused, smiling. Vance cam e over
to Anne.
“ Well, th is sort of thing does
W ill Result if the Proposed Zorn-Macpherson
>eem a little more th an our friend
P eter can m anage.”
School "Juggling
Bill is Allowed to Pass!
“Oh, Vance, hadn’t we b etter do
som ething about him ?”
»suy
la» o(
nt Oregon
O regon in
n ttd erin g th e «o-called conx.U de*ion
be heeded by the people
in co
eoneid
“No, he'll run down a fte r a while.
raeaeure. which a ctu a lly 1» only a costly and ‘ unneeded erp»n»ton, e«»«bliening
And now let's forget about him,
4 NEW school« and creating 2 NEW type« .rf •chool» at taxpayer»’ expense.
shall we?"
(o 'r 'th .'ih ^ r y M r 1931-32. will .n ib l. every lA/peyer
Anne rose with slow grace.
to prevent thie increaee in instruction coat, resulting from an experiment pro-
D rifted out on the floor In Vance's
p<jeed by unknown interest«.
arm s. Two or th ree tu rn s shout
and he had guided her into one of
the p riv ate rooms. H ere he held
her tightly.
“Anne, I ca n ’t live w ithout you
any longer."
He kissed her passionately, pos
sessively,
And la th at mom ent
P eter in bis roam ings came Into the
room and stood for a moment sw ay
ing, unseen. In the doorway.
“But Vance, I don’t u n d erstan d —"
Anne lifted grave, questioning eyes.
“T h ere's som ething you haven’t
said.”
“Oh. darling. rtonT go provincial
on me. I’m not th e m arrying kind.
But don't you know th a t th e sub-
I stltu te I can give von will be m ors
exciting than the real thing with
any oth er m an?”
"M aybe
you’re
right."
She
stopped, eyes suddenly Intent upon
H scene In th e o th er room
P eter
holding aloft a glittering ring.
Around him a bevy of shrieking,
laughing girls with o u tstretch ed
FIGURE ( A ) reprw nte the preeent e»e™«e low ona< of in.truciion ner .i.id eot
hands.
“But th e re ’s one thing
in "ree n Thle <•,»• n hem« eontinnellv reduced ae a reeult
a umfle-t «yetem
ol instruction and r.iana«eiuenl which is now be in« operated at an annual ear in«
you’ve forgotten. Vance. And th at
of l& ’j'W ) compared with previous coete
Is thHt th ere’s no su b stitu te for—
FIGURE (B)
repreeen-e the •***<«* matnirlion eoat per student in the 17
love “
Fta’ee bavin« separate institutions
In another m inute she was o r of
FIGURE (C )
repreeenta the average inatruction coat per atudent in the 18
¡'h e room. Som ething sm all and
8 tatee which hare combined inetitutiooe.
j .'littering suddenly flashed over her
IT OkSOOM t> rorced to oom b lne th e U niversity of Ore«on w ith th e O rejon
1 nead and by a superhum an efTorf
S ta u C o ils« , th ere w ould be a-i Increase •» 'n w n ja tfo n a l 0 0 .U u c T l o 5
aaah year per «tu d ea t or over 1450 000 ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION
' -tie caught it w ithin inches of an-
coat« for a co m b in ed »tu d ea t body
o th er's expectant, grasping hand
And then P eter w as beside her.
lo r n M erpheraon School Ju««lln«
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BID MtAbllahiu«
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"But Anne, I th ought—"
acnoolA.
crea tin a t NSW type« of
Never mind. Peter. Ju st put th is
Ing on my fing»r and then please -
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SCHOOL TAX SATOtO ASSOCIATIOH
■ '.m e me home."
F H ï m m . Secretary
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n I J Y JO V E ! W hat a stunning
D looking g ir l!"
David T horndyke followed the
direction of his friend H alliday's
eyes—across the spacious dining
room of P ark avenue's most famous )
hostelry. He gave a start.
“W hat's the m a tter?” said Boh
H alliday "Know th e fair <t.:i>ie?” 1
“1 do and 1 don't,” replied David, |
“M eaning?"
“1 saw her in New O rleans two
years ago. but never met her.”
"W ant to spout out th e story? I’m
a good listener.
B esides"—laugh- 1
ing—"the lady intrigues me."
T horndyke gave a short grunt.
‘T hai bad already, is It?"
Halliday nodded "You seem to
forget I’ve been aw ay for three
years. I’m in e a rn e s t—more than
John D. Sloan of Sergent, Ky., is the father of 34 children
and another addition to the family in AugiaL
you think. Who Is she?"
Shan is shown at the extrem e right with his 34 children. This is Sloan's second marriage, 17 children by the first
"B etty se to n —rich—New O rleans
and 18 by the second marriage The present Mrs Sloan and the new tialo are not shown in the picture
—maiden aunt in the oiling. T hat
of P o rt O rford
but th ro u g h th e tim ely w ork of E n
enough ?’’
Mrs. M abel M ather has rented g ineer W hitm ore's s ta ff It w as re
♦
“C ertainly not. 1 want to know •
S IX E S N O T E S
♦ h er piano to the Sixes school. The
everything.
Who’s the man with ♦
moved w ith o u t any delay to tra f
her?" Looking over—"T here’s K itty ♦
♦ stu d e n ts a re thoroughly enjoying
Talbot now talking to her. If you ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
singing w ith the piano accom pan
don’t loosen up. Davy, I’ll im pe-tune
im ent.
C. C. W oodw orth w as buying
the g arrulous K itty."
H a rry H ew itt called briefly at the
supplies
in
B
andon
S
aturday.
“Zuelos is the man with her—
hom e of Mr and Mrs. C. C. Wood-
T he case of Jo h n H arrison,
The hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H a rry w o rth last T uesday en ro u te to ch arg ed w ith m olesting a young
G reek—painted her p o r tr a it ’S pring’
F
lesher.
recen
t
a
rriv
a
ls
from
Cal
—he calls IL Made a sensation—
Long B each, C alif
girl, w as h eard by Ju stic e W right
ifornia, w as the scene of a happy
P aris SaloD and all that."
T uesday aftern o o n Mrs. J. A Mc M onday afternoon. D istric t A ttor
H alliday Jerked o u t: "In terest house w arm in g la st S atu rd ay even D onald w as hostess so th e B ridge ney W illiam s ap p earin g for the
ing. Td like to bash his head In.” ing w hen several of the neighbors club. M rs W eston Z um w alt won sta te an d C. H. B uffington for the
"Hold on. Sonny." David regard g ath ered fo r m usic and singing. first prize an d Mrs. N. B M arsh the defense. O fficer A m brose w ho m ade
ed his young friend quizzically. Mrs. F lesh er served delicious r e second.
the a r ie s t w as in atten d an ce. U p
"D on’t get so violent. Calm down. fresh m en ts tow ard the close of the
Mrs. F ra n k Vail left T uesday for on com pletion of the testim ony Mr
Nothing the m atter w ith the Greek. 1 evening
P o rtla n d w ith her little son, W ai- H arriso n w as discharged for lack
In fact, he’s the hero of the piece
S unday Mr. and Mrs. E v erett ren w ho will e n te r school there.
of evidence.
Saved the fa ir lady’s life when her ' Q uigley an d tw o children left for
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n F rom m a t
w eak-kneed fiance failed to look D enver w here they will m ake th eir tended G range In I-anglois last
a fte r her properly."
j fu tu re home.
T uesday: also Mrs. C. C. Wood-
So th ere was a fiance, was ■ W alter G a rd n e r made a business w orth A very enjoyable evening is
^National Golf Championj
th ere?"
trip to e a stern O regon last Wed- rep o rted by those who w ere pres-
"To be sure.” replied David nefiday.
| ent.
■Tall and slender w ith poetic dark
Mrs. J a c k M cK ay sp en t a few
Mrs. G eorge Tolley sp e n t last
eyes. D isappeared shortly after." days last week in P o rt O rford w ith T uesday In M arshfield.
“A fter w hat?”
her m other Mrs. Clayton K reiger.
“A fter the attem pted m urder.”
Mr and Mrs. H arrin g to n , who arc
H alliday straightened up. “Yes?" teach in g in Bend, Oegon, spent the
“Look here,” said David sudden week end w ith th e ir d a u g h te r on
T he w ork of graveling the P o rt
ly. "A re you a fte r a big scoop, or C edar Flats.
Oi ford-E uchre creek section of the
Is It sincere interest ?’’
Mrs. L ester F itzhugh. Miss F lo r highw ay is being re tard ed a few
“ Really interested.D avy. Honest ence F itzhugh. G uy F a rr ie r and days w hile a rra n g e m e n ts a re being
InjuD, Not a word goes In my Ed M clntee w ere Bandon v isitois perfected to secure a fu rth e r sup
column.”
ply of gravel for th e B rushes creek
T hursday.
"All right then. Remember by
Mrs. H ow ard H ull is visiting c ru sh in g p lan t th ro u g h the ex te n
gones a re bygones.”
sion of the d rag line, according to
w ith h er son. H ugh, a t Salem .
H alliday bobbed his head.
Mrs. H a rris cam e in from the S ta te E n g in eer W hitm ore, who says
“B ecause,” continued David, “th at In m an m ine W ednesday, com plet the p lan t should be In full o p era
little girl over th ere has had
tion again about W ednesday.
ing her w ork th e re as cook.
enough. I don't Intend resu rrect
C o n tra c to r H ouck Is engaged In
Sunday Miss H azel Wtoodworth
ing unpleasantnesses for the benefit
! and h er b rother, E lliott, retu rn ed slash in g and b u rn in g on the 1.1
of a curious public. 1 know you
■ from a tw o w eeks v isit a t the mile rig h t of w ay for w hich he h a “
new spaper men.
Always poking i
the c o n tra c t to g rad e and gravel
V » Wie, 23-year-otd
your noses in other people's husi ■ hom e of th eir sister. Mrs. Ben Mun the C ape B lanco highw ay.
it the new wunwa’t na-
son a t T em pleton.
ness.”
Sunday a large boulder, m e a su r tinaal goH damp'«a. She routed the
H alliday
sighed.
"All
right, I T h u rsd ay evening Mr. and Mrs.
ing ab o u t one cubic yard, rolled on fixer rime dampton, Gtenaa Collett
C.
C.
H
ayes
had
as
th
e
ir
d
in
n
er
Davy. Tell me all about the lady." i
to the highw ay n e a r the Goss ran ch Vase, K>—4 in the annual play
“It was at La I’arislenne— New g uests Mr. an d Mrs. N. B. M arsh
O rle a n s fam ous night club. The
J.-k s ilk
socially elite were greatly In evl- |
dence that night.”
“We hadn’t been there long when
th is Betty Seton walked in with her
N
fiance. For a hushed moment the
ch atterin g c e a se d ; then the huge
crowd burst Into prolonged a p
plause. 1 never saw such an ova
tion. except possibly for a popular
diva.
“B etty smilingly bowed her ac
know ledgm ents."
David pressed bis lips together.
"B ut every ointment has Its fly.
There happened to be a black-
browed hostess In the background.
Lovely herself In a volnptlniia w ay:
a certain Mme. Ju lie from Valencia.
She resented all this adulation.
“ B esides; the blond beauty’s
ance had been quite amorous
Ju lie’s direction before B etty's re
turn from school—so the De Tous-
sees told me—ami in spite of the sub
rosa quality of the attachm ent. It
had leaked out. Every one seemed
to know It except Betty herself.
“ Be th at as It may. this Greek
p ainter over there was seated near
B etty's table on this particular oc
caslnn. Down In the O e sc e n t city
for local color. B etty’s classic lines
had bew itched him. Foreigner that
he was. he made no secret of hla
staring."
H alliday’s hand on the w hite cloth
—clenched.
"Mme. Ju lie had a custom of pass
ing among her guests, handing each
a (lower.
T h at night It was
cam elias.”
“ Yes?” H alliday's eyes w ere glued
on David's.
“ B etty’s camella was struck to the
floor by Zuelos before Mme. Ju lie's
hand touch th e outstretched fingers
of her hatred rival."
“ W hat was It?" Halliday whls
pered hoarsely.
“ Polson.” Thorndyke replied.
"P olson?” echoed H alliday Incred
. ulously.
“ Yes. Polson-ring. Zuelos saw
1 Mme. Ju lie press the hidden spring
I He had m ade a study of antique
jew els
Thia ring, Its bezel an
enorm ous emerald, aroused in
curiosity."
“ What did they do with Ju lie?’
-D eported. Spain. Life Imprison
m ent."
Silence a moment. O utside— New
1 York—pulsing—throbbing.
"B etty 's not In love with this
Greek. Is she. Davy?"
“ Don t ask me, dear hoy.
All
■ rules of rom ance point th at way ’
said Dave. "W hat you going to do
about It, B"h?"
Halliday rose "I'm going to tak e
my first step now. Kitty T ntbot’ll
pri sent me.”
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