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L . S m it h s o n , R a il S p litte r
't o r n
T i l i n ' i l rty , T u b ’
M i l K O K I 'K F X M
Do You Relieve
in Fortunes?
D u rin g th e m o n th s o f s u m m e r it
is iie v e -s a ry to g i v e
a d d itio n a l
th o u g h t io the p u rc h a s in g o f io.»d
s tu ffs and lo th e ir earn in the
hom e F o r it is d u rin g Hus season
Ol Hie > o .ir H u ll fo o d s tu ffs .spoil
m ore re a d ily A n a d e q u a te r c i i i ■:
was no de n yin g i t , '
e ra lo r. o r i f th a t is im p o s s ib le a
l
guess
I
'l
l
come
hom
e
fro
m
school
L in d s le y Eagles Sm ithson told
of
th e
p re c a u tio n s
e a rly to n ig h t and get th a t d o n e " k n o w le d g e
him self. When a wom an began to
against c o n ta m in a tio n o f food is
T
he
re
m
a
in
in
g
tr
io
in
tt»e
Ket in te lle c tu a l it Just com plicated
c s a r y to p re le c t th e fa m ily 's
Sm ithson home w e re s t ill shaking I h iic
ih in g s fo r a man. Here it wa<
e a lth as w e ll as its p o ck e tb o o k
th
e
ir
heads
when
the
eldest
o
f
the
I’ u ( ic u l.it Is m ust m ilk and cream
W ednesday n ig h t, w ith the C rcst-
S m ithson o ffs p rin g had started re c e iv e sp e cia l c o n s id e ia tiu n M a in
m ont T heater show ing its m id
lo r liis m o rn in g classes. O b liv io n - tunes d u rin g Hie hot w e a th e r the
week fe a tu re — and L in d a Connors
to th e ir surprise. L in d s le y stalked tm iis e w ife is a n n o y e d because o f
c o u ld n ’t go.
O r at least she
• dong in great free strides. H i ... som in g s , in ii* lio u se w iy ,bs eve,,
w o u ld n ’t go.
s p o ih s l
H ut the
was about h a lf-w a y along when use th e te rm
A t first young M r. Sm ithson had
a raucous horn sounded near th. m ilk o r cream i.sn t sp o ile d Some
hem s lig h tly suspicious o f her re
c u rb and he looked up to see Ted people lo o k u p o n the s o u rin g us
fusal. Ted Davis, perhaps the
Davis in his ear— w ith L in d a be an asset because the la c tic acid
p to .iu e e d in Itie process has a n ti-
most urbane m em ber o f C rest-
side him !
se p tic p ro p e rtie s
T h is
a n tis e p tic
m ont high school’s student bodv
“
Hop
in
,"
said
Ted.
“
y
o
u
’ll
catch
v
a lu e o f .sour m ilk and crea m i.
had been increasing his attentions
cold
ru
n
n
in
g
a
ro
u
n
d
w
ith
o
u
t
your
b
e
lie
v
e
d
by
a
u
th
o
ritie
s
to
1«. the
to Miss Connors. A nd M r. Davis
hat o n .”
means o f p ro lo n g in g life am ong th e H ave you ever gazed in to a crystal?
was a riv a l alw ays to be reckoned
people w h o use it in a p p re c ia b le G reat fun, h u t o f course—
L in d s le y d re w h im s e lf up.
w ith , fo r he purchased his clothes
am ounts. It ,s a w e ll-e s ta b lis h e d
aw ay from C restm ont and he
N n d x " " " * f *ood m o rn in g ta c t th a t H ie d r in k in g o f s o u r m ilk
H o w e ve r, y o u r best frie n d is n o t the
dro ve to school c v c rv m o rn in g in
F o rtu n e
Teller, tin t y o u r fa m ily
and th e e x te n s iv e use o f s o u r
ia
n
d
a
answered
h
im
sw
eetly
a com plete autom obile, even to
cream has tm x lu e e d t I, e longest d o cto r. W ith sc ie n tific eyes he looks
and Ted D avis said. “ O k e v-d o ke " liv e d p e o ple in th e w o r ld
license plates.
in to y o u r fu tu re .
and roared aw ay. L in d s le y w a lke d
D u e to th e r ig id in s p e c tio n o f
W ith the green-eyed m onster
on
s
tu
b
b
o
rn
ly
.
So
Ted
was
r
o
u
t
m ilk by p u b lic a u th o ritie s one can Go to him . A sk h im to read— no, not
w rith in g w ith in him , I.in d sle v had
in g h im s e lf by her house again rest assured th a t m ost o f th e m ilk the c ry s ta l b a ll— h u t y o u r /wng».
pursued the reason fo r L ind a's re
to gtve he r a lift? W ell, she’d soon d e liv e re d to hom es is g txg l safe
fusal. I t seemed th a t she was ab
lie can p re d ic t the course o f y o u r
see w ho was nearest h e r Id e a l_ m ilk H o w e v e r, th e le n g th o f tim e
sorbed in the w r itin g o f a theme
w ho
it stays sw eet depends la rg e ly upon days m ore su re ly than any soothsayer,
'
Li.ieorim
lb
'
hOd
the
StU,r
°
f
young
on the sub je ct o f “ The Young
' ou re going to take a long w a lk and deep breaths,
th e c a re it re c e iv e d fro m th e c o n
Y o u 're
M anhood o f A bra ha m L in c o ln .”
sum er.
gonna chop wood th is a ftern oon . F o r an hour.'
I NC O M R T l ’ B E R C U l OSES B Y
“ Absorbed” was the v e ry w o rd
It s h o u ld be n.sod as soon as pos
§ H E cleared h e r th ro a t and pres- ^ Et h ? 7 S ' ' 7 | dho o!'1 H n t h ^ o m
th a t Lind a used. “ I'm p o sitive ly jo in t stu d y o f L in c o ln w o u ld be '
M ODERN M l I HODS
s ib le a fte r it is d e liv e re d T o d a y ';
absorbed in it . ” Miss Connors told under the su rve illa n ce o f M r. o r
e n tly L in d sle y was lu lle d by a h u t he was a b it s ta rtle d i . n „ ! m ilk is a lw a y s b e tte r tti.n i ye ste r
£«■/ f/ie S e cto r b t your g u i j t
d a y's and i f a n y is le ft o v e r th a t
I.in d sle v. She had then fixed M rs. Connors— possibly o f both. i-oice he had fou nd c h a rm in g since she had fa ile d to recognize ”
his sh o u ld be th e m ilk used fo r c o o k
L in d sle y's gaze w ith her d is tu rb Mrs. Connors was not so bad; but the firs t m om ent he had heard it change fo r w h a t it was
in g blue eyes. “ L ind sley. do you M r. Connors, lik e L in d sle y's fa answ er the r o ll ca ll in C re stm o nt I was.” she said, “ no n r w i "T h . e re in g It m ilk o r cream is le ft in the
re ;,Ilv k n o w a n y th in g about L in - tb e r* se<?m ed to regard h im w ith b ig b school:
Ito be so r u d e ’«his m o v in g ” >OU p itc h e r a fte r a m eal, be c a re fu l no!
if<-'« o t b a th e rs \ s w im m in g pool
to m ix it w ith ttio m ilk o r cream
some am usem ent.
eoln?"
w e ll re g u l tti'd and so e q u ip jx -d a .
‘A
b
ra
h
a
m
L
in
c
o
ln
,”
read
L
in
d
a
w
e
ll.”
a
n
s
w
e
r
e
d
I.in
d
sle
v
s
t
ill
ui
th
e
b
o
ttle
A
lw
a
y
s
lo
n
ie
m
-
TrUe tO his ÍCar> ** Was M t
to fu rn is h a s u p p ly o f cl«,ar. tra n s
“ Sure,” said I.ind slev
fro m her notebook, “ was b o rn in s lo w ly , “ I suppose m aybe I'm b e r th a t m ilk a m i c re a m m ust be
uneom - Connors w ho g
greeted
h im
im •»
at ‘ the
fo rta b ly . “ He— he was a president
i T . ted h
he a log cabin in the backwoods o f rud e «»metimes. I'm not v e ry p o l- ke p t cold, co r cred and c le a n '' Hut p a re n t w a te r at a ll tim e s re p re
o f the U n ite d States. He freed the
" e ll*.w ‘?H* L in d s le y ! Come
s h o u ld th e m ilk o r c re a m s o u r it sents a g re a te r fin a n c ia l o u tla y than
slaves.”
j 1 gh t in . L in d a te lls me yo u 're K e n tu c k y . He gre w up on the p io - 'shed o r a n y th in g lik e th a t— but is possible to cook it in to m an y an u n s iip e rv is e tl and p o o rly e q u ip -
neer
farm
s
as
the
L
in
c
o
ln
fa
m
ilv
1
k
n
o
w
w
h
a
t’s
rig
h
t
and
w
h
a
t’s
pe«t pool T h e a d ded e x ix n is e neces
“ Oh, th a t . .
W ith an a irv .g oin£ to 80 in fo r a , it t le research
dishes th a t a re m o re delie IU.S be--
m oved fo rw a rd on the edge o f the i w ro n g .”
s ita te d by th e fa c to r o f s a fe ty w ill
m ovem ent o f h e r gra ce fu l hands ,
*° hi k
,
cause o f H ie securing.
fro n tie r. His m o th e r died a litt le
,®u t L in d a o n ly stared as i f she
p ro v i- to be ., p ro fita b le in w s tm e n t
M iss Connors waved aw av L in c o ln
a tho u g h t I m ig h t be o f some
C akes a re easy to c a rr y on a p ic
w h ile a fte r the fa m ily had set- m ig h t believe he was s u ffe rin g a n ic o r a re a w e lc o m e dessert at fro m e v e ry s ta n d p o in t.
both as president and as G reat asf ‘s.tance’ Jsaid L ln dsley s tiffly .
S w im m in g pools are fo r re c re a
tied in In d ia n a w h ic h was v e ry te m p o ra ry
a b e rra tio n . “ W h a t’s
home. T h e fo llo w in g cake re c ip e
E m ancipator. “ M y paper fo r soph-
1 ve n,° d o u b t- T w o heads are
tio n a l purposes a n d n o t fo r c le a n s
om ore English deals w ith the
, {e r t:‘an one Jo solve the w ild at th a t tim e. Here the voung m o re ." said L in d s le y , " I can't c a lls fo r s o u r cream .
in g baths
P r e lim in a ry
show ers
L in c o ln b a ttle d w ith the ha rdsh ips w a lk home w ith you to n ig h t. 1 S o u r C re am I.a y r r C a ke
young m anhood o f L in c o ln A n d cnigrna o f young L in c o ln . I sup-
s h o u ld th e re fo re be p ro v id e d and
o f pioneer life . He had o n ly a fe w got fo. leave before y o u r h isto ry
1 3 c u p b u tte r
th a t’s w h a t is re a lly im p o rta n t pose. you -v ou n«er ge neration w ill
re q u ire d . T h is p re e a u tu in is neces
1 cup sugar
L in d s le y .”
' c o n s id e r. the yo u n g L in c o ln an books, ye t he read them o ve r and c‘ass is dism issed. I got to sp lit
s a ry in o rd e r t o h e lp m a in ta in w a t
l j cup molasses
over. He used the lig h t o f the S0m^ 7 I rnean I Sot to chop some
e
r o f a .safe, s a n ita ry q u a lity S h o rt
L in d sle y had been w illin g to ad -
.
1 fireplace to do his sums on a , wo°d -
2 eggs
o f h a v in g a test o f th e w a te r at
m it th a t it was.
I
W ell, said L g id s le y , w is h in g su aved h m rrt ”
1
teaspoon
cinnam
on
, •‘^ « ’” Saj d L in d a ' T hen m ore
tiie p o in t in w h ic h yo u e x p e c t to
“ I co u ld n 't e n jo y a m ovie w h ile he could re m e m b fY w h a t the d e v il
° ° ard
teaspoon salt
s w im and ut a tim e w h e n th e
I ’m w o rk in g on th is paper.” Lin d a an eP,gm„a w a 3 * “ I guess w e w ill.
,W?S. a g r e a tm a n * a ll rig h t, j b rig h tly , “ L in d s le y , I un derstand
1 teaspoon n u tm e g
b a th in g place is b e in g used, th e re
’ said L in d s le y , as she paused. ° ’ tp ey re h o ld in g o ve r th a t p ic tu re
had Inform e d h im ra th e r co ld ly. aI1, rig h t ”
1 4 teaspoon soda
is no w a y o f k n o w in g d e fin ite ly
“ Ju st th in k . L in d s le y . w h a t if M o n g ^ o w e l’/ ' n n 1 ~ I m RP,ting
P erso na lly,” w e n t on M r C on-
2 cups f lo u r
“ I mean I ju s t c o u ld n 't sit there . 1
o f th e p u r it y o f tin* w a te r T h e re
- - yo u 1 had
to w
nvL ?
L
m v p a p cr ,ha t
w h tile
ile I was th in k in g about t h e '™ ” : ush ering L in d s le y in to - the
had to
w a
a lk
lk m
m iles
ile s 'a and
nd m
m iles
iles m
m aybe
1 teaspoon b a k in g p o w d e r
are. h o w e v e r, a n u m b e r o f p o in ts
fro n t room , “ p e rson ally I th in k ju s t to b o rro w a couple o f books w anted
80 to n ig b t i f >'°u
1 c u p s o u r c re a m
you ng L in c o ln .”
o f --bservation w h ic h w ill be h e lp
V» c u p ra isin s.
• • •
the yo u n g m anhood o f L in c o ln is so you cou ld le a rn som e th in g-” ’
r in rt l 6 x
v
f u l in d e te rm in in g tin* p ro b a b le
C re am b u tte r a nd sugar,
Add
J H E upshot o f i t had been
th a t a v e ry s im p le sto ry. He w o rke d
L in d s le y gave th is dubious con- a li t t le w n d lM to X» * 0**’
ROt
v ife ty o f s w im m in g p la n , A w a te r
molasses a nd egg y o lk s , w e ll b e a t is n o t a b s o lu te ly safe fo r s w im
1 Lin d sle y had s i g h e d
and
he had to sid é ra tio n , and L in d a h u r X ^ n :
‘4 see •'
en.
S
ift
to
g
e
th
e
r
d
r
y
in
g
re
d
ie
n
ts
e
x
said
L
in
d
a
,
changing
m in g unless it is sa fe to d r in k
agreed th a t it w o u ld be q u ite
im - Pard’ A n d 11 does a n y yo u n g m an "A n d w h a t i f yo u had to do vo u r 's u d d e n ly
so rry I m en- cept soda w h ic h is to be added T h e re fo r« ’ p a r tic u la r a t t e n t i o n
possible to sit in a m ovie u n til
she s , ,
2, w o rk p a rd ' , , , sums on a shaved board, w ith the tion ed it ” “ I'm
to s o u r cream . A d d d ry in g re d ie n ts s lio u ld
be g iv e n to th e lo c u tio n
was finished th in k in g about the ,
Connors expanded a t some firep la ce fo r lig h t? ”
, Th it i f t e r n n n „ k
and m o is tu re a lte rn a te ly . A d d f lo u r o f th e la k e o r s tre a m w ith respect
young n ,,„n o o d „ A b G h .™ L , „ -
. h e m e b .,o re |
->“ *••■■5 u j o i u i u u u u i n u r a n a m L .in - »
j ,
, , — , -----------
ed ra is in s and beaten egg w h ite s
to d ra in a g e and th e p o s s ib ilitie s o f
coin. A nd he had suggested the L in d s le y was saved by the en-
h o p e fu lly .
jo f the astuteness o f a yo u n g L in - B ake 4bn degrees fo r 39 m in u t
p o llu tio n fro m citie s, to w n s and
o n ly th in g possible f o r 'a ge ntle - trance o f L in d a and h e r m othe r
S oft Ic in g
c o tta g e s located
B
u
t
th
is
d
id
n
o
t
sa
tis
fy
L
in
d
a
i
c0,n-
“
I
guess
a
fe
llo
w
lik
e
me
n its banks. R e
m an. He had suggested th a t i f ‘ : ?,rP tbe k ’ tcbe n-
B o il 1 c u p b ro w n sugar.
cu p m e m b e r th a t s tr
im s m a y be p o l
th e re was a n y th in g he could do 1
„ s o rry to be in such a Connors. She sighed and shook ! ca,n 1 fig u rc wom en o u t.” he con- so u r cream . ' a teaspoon soda to lu te d b y d ra in a g e fro m th e t e r r i
s o ft b a ll stage. A d d 1 ta blespoon
to help M iss Connors in h e r studv mess’ . L in d a apologized. “ B u t I h e r head. “ I'm a fra id yo u d o n 't soIed h im se lf.
In
.H.e was to be e n lig h te n e d 'o n the b u tte r. >i teaspoon v a n illa . Heat to ry th ro u g h w h ic h th e y ru n
. c o ln , the n he
* | i
o . r f the young L in
„ h e lp in g m o th e r w ith the fe e l lik e I do a’jo u t it. M ayb e i t ’s
a d d itio n to h a v in g safe w a te r a
\
because
yo
u
ha
ve
n
’t
re
a
lly
gone
suh
je
c
t
o
f
w
om
en
b
y
no
less
a
u
n
t
il
th
ic
k
F
in
e
to
fro
s
t
spice
cake
dishes.”
w o u ld be m ost happy.
..w im m e r s h o u ld s a fe -e u a rd h im
L in d s le y w a nted to say th a t she in to th e s u b je c t.”
person ’.han Ted D avis. I t hap- o r g in g e rb re a d .
s e lf in respect to a n u m b e r o f
B u t now he w a s n 't so sure. N ow
Y et w hen 10 o’clo ck a rriv e d and
. . hJ gh 'c h o o l step< .- as
o th e r p o in ts:
he had a suspicion th a t h e r ce ru looked a n y th in g b u t in a mess.
“ onnors s suggested
she
st:,rfcd fo r bor™ ™ d th
LOOK BEFORE YOU SWIM
the
N e v e r go in to deep w a te r unless
suggested th
th a
a t t she
lean eyes, her w a rm voice, had ' and tb a t he th o u g h t i t w o n d e rfu l “ M rs. C
dp
y o u a re a good s w im m e r
(By State Board of Health,
charm ed h im as the y had charm ed I tb a t she condescended to endan- d id n ’t be lie ve a g ir l should stu d y !
Do n o t go in b a th in g u n t il one
T h ia ta th e .season w h e n b a th in g
h im since the fa te fu l day she had ger those lily - w h it e hands in d ish - too h a rd . L in d s le y fea re d he
in q u ire d
M r. t:k e s its pla ce a th e le a d in g o u t o r tw o h o u rs a fte r ea tin g.
w a te r— b u t a ll th is stuck in his ha dn’t q u ite caught L in d a ’s en 44IJOW come,”
m oved to C restm ont.
Do n o t e n te r th e w a te r i f o v e r
D a vis in s o le n tly , " a ll this d o o r sp o rt. I f y o u have n o t in
P rio r to then he had been o f th ro a t the re in the C onnors’ fro n t thusiasm . f t w a sn ’t because he
d u lg e d in th e .sport in d o o rs it is h eated
he-m an s tu ff? ”
the o p in ion th a t a ll wom en were room . A ll he said was. “ H -h e llo . d id n ’t w a n t to. B u t he was readv
D o n o t d iv e in to w a te r w ith o u t
a ll th e m o re a llu r in g , b u t th e re b y
“ W h a t he-m an s tu ff? ”
not o n ly a snare and a delusion L in d a .” and “ Good evening, M rs. and w illin g to c a ll L in c o ln ’s y o u th
“ L in d a was te llin g - me. You hazardous S w im m in g its e lf is a f ir s t d e te r m in in g th e d e p th
I re m a rk a b le and le t i t go a t th a t.
b u t a darned nuisance as w e ll. He Connors.”
v e th e w a te r as soon as vou
B u t o f one th in g he was ce rta in : i gotta ch°P wood. You ta ke deep v e ry h e a lth fu l, e n jo y a b le re c re a tio n fir s L t e a fe
e l c h illy .
had been urged to th is opinion by
and it s h o u ld be e n co u ra g e d , b u t
Choose a w e ll-s u p e rv is e d s w im
his m other and his v e ry young “ J T O W do yo u do, L in d s le y ? ” the y o u n g L in c o ln m easured up to ' P rea ths. in the m o rn in g s and read th e tim e and p la ce s h o u ld bt* g iv
said M rs. Connors. “ N o w L in d a C onnors’ idea o f w h a t a on m o vie nigh ts. Liste n
sister. A u d re y Jane Sm ithson.
en th e u tm o s t c o n s id e ra tio n . Pools m ing beach o r pool in w h ic h e v e ry
M r. D a vis became co n fid e n tia l. a nd beaches u n d e r th e d ir e c t and p re c a u tio n has I,ecu ta k e n to m a in
H is m othe r never seemed to re a l you and L in d a can get r ig h t to m an should be.
“ The babes d o n 't go fo r th a t any c o n s ta n t s u p e rv is io n o f lift* g u a rd s ta in th e p u r it y o f th e w a te r and
• » »
ize th a t a rnan 18 years o ld — w e ll, w o rk , because F ra n k and I can
m o rn in g th e re was a m o re .”
p ro v id e th e g re a te s t s a fe ty . W h ile to p ro te c t bathers.
p ra c tic a lly 18— had any sense o f read in the d in in g room . I th in k ^ " E X T
L in d s le y ignored th e question u rg in g th e p u b lic to p a tro n iz e sU.
his ow n. A n d as f o r A u d re y Jane i t ’s a w fu lly sweet o f you to he lp
b rig h t sun o v e r C re stm o nt. I t
N ig h t F alls H e a th R ise*
— w h ere ver and w henever she L in d a w ith h e r them e on L in c o ln . poured in to w in d o w s and across and asked one o f his ow n. “ W hat p e rv is e d s w im m in g p o o ls w e d e sire
babes?”
to d ir e c t a tte n tio n to th e need fo r
O n ly o n e -th ir d
f a ll tr a ffic tr a v -
was concerned, L in d s le y lost his I declare, a ll m ost boys seem to th e S m ithso n b re a kfa st tab le. I t
pools
o
f
p
ro
p
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r
c
o
n
s
tru
c
tio
n
U
n
“ Babes lik e L in d a C onnors.”
els a t n ig h t, b u t tw o -th ir d s )f a ll
po w e r o f expression.
th in k o f now adays is da ncing and m ade th e sen io r S m ithson fee)
less
e
q
u
ip
m
e
n
t
is
in
c
lu
d
e
d
to
p
ro
sile
m a
an
he
fa ta l m o to r v e h ic lt u-eidents o ccu r
th a t w in te r was on the w ane and x L u ik u e the strong,
s lr o n g i 5
llc n
n t l m
n he
B u t w ith the entrance o f the ru n n in g a ro u n d .”
^ ° m e’ y ° ung «,«•' Sm ithson v id e fo r th e c o n s ta n t re n e w a l o r t h in , says th e O re g o n S ta le M o to r
“ Yes,” said L in d s le y . “ Some o f w hen he fe lt w in te r was on the
Connors fa m ily in to C restm ont,
r e c irc u la tio n o f w a te r f o r f ilt r a t io n a sso cia tio n.
Ted n
■'
V t°°k h° 'd and c h lo rin a tio n and unless th is
L in d s le y ’s philosophy o f women them are p re tty bad, a ll rig h t. I w ane he was alw ays benevolent
“ Lo oks lik e an e a rly s p rin g .” he !
P-nned a w ris t be- e q u ip m e n t i.s p r o p e r ly m a in ta in e d
had undergone a s w ift and s ta r was te llin g Ted D avis the oth er
beam
ed
a
t
his
fa
m
ily
.
T
hen
to
his
i
and
m
arched
h im dow n a nd o p e ra te d a pool m a y soon b e C a re fu l < rossing D r iv in g Needed
tlin g change. L in d a Connors, ve ry d a y— T e d ’s a nice fe llo w , and a ll son; “ Lo oks lik e VO,', n ,n Ko J ® I th ? „ stePs- O blivious to onlookers
A u to m o b ile s s tru c k tra m s th ro u g h
d e fin ite ly , had done som ething to tha t, b u t he seems to ju s t w a n t to ta k in g the car to^sch oo P a ^ a T " 1 ley ” ey* W*W hat s th e idea’ Linds_ com e a m enace to th e h e a lth and som e carelessness o r e r r o r o f th e
by N ard Jones
d riv e a ro un d fa st in th a t ca r o f
his— I was te llin g h im th a t a fe l
lo w ou gh t to ta ke th in g s m ore
serious. A fte r a ll, p r e tty soon
w e’l l be g ro w n u p .”
M r. C onnors nodded vig o ro u sly.
Yes, th a t’s tru e . T w o o r three
m ore years o f h ig h school . , .
then fo u r o r fiv e years o f college
. . . and fin a lly fo u r o r fiv e years
o f g e ttin g established. In 12 o r
P E R H A P S it was the tho u g h t o f I 3 y ?ars y d u ’n have i l a11 to face-
r
Ted Davis w h ich gave him the I L ' ? ™ 1 ™ e a r ly to s ta r t t h in k "
L in d sle y Eagles Sm ithson. The
o u tw a rd m anifestations o f this
in n e r change had been q u ic k ly
noted, and m arked upon, by A u d
re y Jane.
Nevertheless, L in d s le y rem ained
constant to L in d a — and the only-
fly in the o in tm e n t o f his ro
mance was the aforem entioned
Ted Davis.
S e S S '”
m !Rd
y ° U’
R° i
“ Y ° u ’re go in g
ta k e
a long
TO,
. , k in
• g it
■ gonna
w a Ik 8nd
Y o u 're
to “T
J x d ° o n n , ’t 1 t tx h tn
l" t,
k, 1
H. K
be ta
chop deeP
wood breaths.
th is afternoon,
to school m uch, said L in d s le y .
F o r an h o u r.”
I f he had tossed a lig h te d fir e
M r. D a vis w a lke d . Also, when
c ra c k e r in to th e sugar bo w l he , he reached the S m ithso n back
w o u ld have created no gre a te r ya rd he chopped wood. A t the
con sterna tion .
I end o f the h o u r he staggered
asked
, “ W - w h a t’s th a t? ”
------
his aw ay, u n ab le to chop m ore wood,
fa th e r.
b u t s t ill th re a te n in g 4 ire conse
L in d s le y looked ste m . “ I guess quences. L in d s le y o n ly sm iled and
i t ’l l do m e good to w a lk .”
surveyed the p ile o f wood.
courage to seek the Connors home I ? in d e t« , to
A u d re y Jane perked up. “ I bet
He was ja rre d loose fro m his
to n ig h t to assist L in d a w ith her ‘ L in d dS'
7 7 ! ° 31
sle 7 y » looked
a t M r. Connors L in d a w a nts h im to w a lk , th a t’*
ICf. lx» b
Is, u , ♦
(Un*
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«
w...
. re v e rie by the rin g in g o f the tele
paper on L in co ln .
closely,
t th
a t ge
tle m a -_____
n ’:
what
bet.”
phone inside. He co n fro n te d the
T his, he fe lt,
th a t old Ted Dav
able to handle. Im agine
g e ttin g anyw here w ith a u u c k o *
«* xzm
r • j ,
m,
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L in d s le y , S a lly Peters to ld me
reference books on A braham L in - , J ,® t’
d o ^ « Thd
t h j,nR
M^<,d
j
h0W yo u m arched Ted D a vis dow n
coin! B u t ju st the same. Lindsley -
l - to do 13 read you w h a ‘
M r ’ T = r” i ‘ hson in te rve n e d gen- the steps when he called me a - a
L in d s le y , you m u s tn ’t ta lk babe . . . I t rem inde d me o f L in -
wished th a t Lind a w o u ld decide to I ’ve w ritte n so fa r. O f course I ’ll tly .
p
ro
ba
bly
have
to
do
i
t
a
ll
over
take a vacation fro m her home
to y o u r siste r lik e th a t.
A n d I coin. He ne ver cou ld stand to
again—
but
I
th
o
u
g
h
t
you
ought
w ish you d te ll me i f you ha ve n ’t j hear a w om an spoken o f d isre -
w o rk and see the m idw eek fea
to
hear
w
h
a
t
I
’ve
sta
rte
d
.”
ture.
been fe e lin g w e ll la te ly ."
i s p e c tfu lly .”
W hile L in d a ’s m o th e r and fa
“ M y gosh, M om ! I feel a ll rig h t
“ M y gosh," breathed L in d s le y in
In the firs t place, the Connors th e r re tire d d iscre e tly to th e d in
home was not large, and he rathe r in g room , th e ir d a u g h te r opened u / ac^’ ' ne ver fe lt fine r. A n d em barrassm ent. “ I w a sn’t th in k -
th a t re m in d s me, I b e tte r be get- in g ab ou t h im a t a ll when 1 did
suspected th a t his and Linda's her notebook.
tin g th a t w ood chopped, h a d n ’t I? J th a t. I m ean— w e ll. gosh. L in d a !”
"Alcohol Accidents”
in d ire c tly by drive rs w h o have
A lth o u g h tabulations o f state been d rin k in g .
w ide accident data fo r 1935 classi
f y about seven per cent o f the d riv -
Average Speed High
and nin e per cent of t h e
pedestrians “ under th e " in flu e n c e
average speed
o f liq u o r." o r intoxicated
and cheeked un-
intoxicated, test an- der
al.vses made by the Oregon State m t ¿ t 2 ’‘ nR ,c o n d itio n -'! on d if f e r -
M o to r
m any
association in d ic a te
t h a t n e r x ° ad su rfa ce s w as 38.9
m o re accidents are ¿ { ¡ ¿ d ^ k r ' X
c S
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m ile s
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— — . i.
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