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He surely seems to be a hopeless case.. DESS LYON'S tea shop had to be enlarged; It's wonderful the profit she takes in; Griff Todd has been arrested; he is charged With selling Amos Foster poison gin. They say that Ira Couch will build this fall; Jeff Gleason has a mighty worried look; His left arm's paralyzed; they say it all Came from the lemon extract that he took. Rich Girl, Poor Girl By VIRGINIA TERHUNE VAN de WATER CHAPTER 74 (Copyright. 1022. by Stat Company) ADELAIDE) was too much dased to decline Richard Hollingshead's proffered assistance. Nor when he drew hershand throueh his arm did she voice any pro test. Her one desire was to get away and rest; She felt as if strengtn had flowed from her into the body of the ill woman, by whom she had knelt so long. "Are you going up to your room now?" Richard asked. "Or do you want to stop in Patsyls room and leave her duds there?" His light way of speaking of his dead sister offended her taste. .I will stop and get my own wrap par." she replied. "You may leave me at Miss Patricia s door." He led her to his sister's room and when she entered the darkened apart ment stepped in with heir. Here, to hef horror, he put his arm about her. "Poor little thins. " he whispered, his lips close to her ear. But. when she drew away from him, he did npt detain her. "Forgive me, dear," he murmured. "For the moment 1 forgot." Then before, she could speak, she heard him close the door behind him, leaving her alone. She turned on the light, her heart beating violently. She was tired and she was shocked by what Richard had done. She was still dazed by the strain of the past hour. She would put on her own wrapper and go up to her room. Slipping out of the silk negligee, she returned It to its hanger ; then catch ing up her own bathrobe from the chair on which she had left it. she put 'it on. switched off the light and started towards tfce door. - j But, as her hand. Couched the knob, jll was turned from the other side, and Richard HolIingBhead entered. Before she could speak, .he had closed the door behind him. "Listen !" he exclaimed, and his voice was hoarse and unsteady. "I have something to say to you ! I did not mean to say it yet, but when I went out there into the- hall, I saw Carter outside my mother's door, look ing In this -direction. He was wilting for you !' "He was not !" she declared, her limbs trembling under her. "And if he had been it was only to give me some directions, or to ask me some question." "Yest" The ejaculation was wrath ful. "Undpubtedly he didi want to ask you some question -as to when he could see you again - or something of that kind." Ho caught her by the arm and held her. tight. The odor of his H THE, CREAM AND MILK.- r r-o milk AT Tm tr POOR j n BESSIE KNOW-) ACkOUTlT-HE. A tTS irs AFTER THE MIJ-K.MAM- f BROTHER - UMU OO SEP V" MILK AJNCN rzx am I OIO ! where: U POT IT f L I DRNk 122 BV INTX FEATOBt StftVICe, INC. 1, whiskey-laden breath was hot against her cheek. She was suddenly afraid of him. "I,et me go !" she exclaimed. "Turn on that lirht!" "Darling !" He threw his arms about wer. uon t De arratd of me. You must know how good I would be to you If you would let me. I have tried to snow you how much I cared for you Kiss me, Addie" N'OlSleSSlV. fih Strruri-ll1 in frnm Viar self from him, When he still held ncr urn, sine-strucic mm in the race. And. as 1m uttered an exclamation of pain, she knew that th haA tnipi the scarcely healed spot on the side or his race the spot that had been cut on rne nignt or the accident. "Oh!" she gasped, as he shrank from the blow. "I did not mean to hit you there r I forgot." "Forgot what?" he demanded, seiz ing both her wrists. "Forgot the Injury to your face," she said. "But you really meant to strike me to hurt me to make me let vn trn-" he questioned, his voice thick with anger. "Yes!" All the courage within her i rose to answer him. "yes I meant toi make you let me go you coward !" "Coward!" he echoed. "You dare call me that, do you when you let that cur out there put his arms about you as he did just now? I suppose you think I did not Bee him lift you from the floor and hold you to him don't you? Well. , I did see him taking ad vantage of the fact that he was a physician that Miss Johnson had gone out of the room for a moment that my father and I were not there that you were all alone with him by the bedside of an unconscious woman. Well if he can do tnat kind of thing I can!" In the darkness of the silent room she struggled to frae herself from him "Let me go :" she panted. "How dare you " "How dare I?" he scoffed. "See here when I tell Carter what yon. were wnen my sister found you ths kind of a scrape she got you out of what do you suppose he will think of you? Oh. I have not forgotten Pat's speech about getting you out of a scrape! Listen!" his manner changing suddenly do not want to hurt you, but you may as well lay your cards on the table here and now. You see I know all about your past. And Carter doesn't." "I don't care if he does!" she ex claimed. "Let me go!" But, Instead, with a sudden move ment, he released her wrists and threw his arms about her once more. (To be' continued tomorrow) KRAZY KAT ilOaak& llil to Barrioe. too.) Meet Me in the Waiting: Room tnvte,kTDlJ) J GfeMD A I you St K-.ry I v ;s:T:-:-'-'--ip;' J h-A i I . - No- f c ' r t 'Ah,' K vi , V i ma WAt-, kxffr: O.W.Wright Named Chief Inspector in Grain Department Salem, Aug. 2. C. W. Wright of Portland Tuesday was appointed chief inspector of the grain inspection de partment of the public service commis sion. He will succeed James W. Church, whose resignation became ef fective Tuesday.' The commissioners said Wright's- appointment is of a tem porary nature. An immediate successor to Church wu needed bo that the work of the department might! proceed un hindered, they explained. ! Wright has been-, with the state grain inspection department since Oc tober, 1917. and since August, 1919, has been chief deputy inspector. It was intimated that the entire com mission will be In Portland Wednesday mviA will .tH4 civ iinutlijiratinn rn the making of a permanent appoint ment. 7 r Burglars recently raided Dr. Linton's . - . a TKT tw lf.btn .mJ. 'valued at $600. TJlFr it V live onr irv ; With Ud H Iff ti n-ViSk HI '- A : J! L ' I i 608 Artisans Bailding Aset Over $1 ,500,000.00 r Tear Bob Society foST Tears b.,,...iiiiiiiiiii..M.Ul(iiii Tooze Scheduled to Speak at Astoria Astoria. Aug. 2. Walter M. Toose, Republican state committee chairman will be the guest pf honor at a banquet to be held here tonight.. All mem bers of the Republican party, in Clatsop county, have been Invited to the meeting. Toome is hero on a state wide tour to further tho interests of his party for tho campaign this fall. Several speeches will be made and it is expected that nearly every precinct in the county will be presented. This afternoon Toose will meet with tho members of the county central committee. ABIE THE AGENT itfBnrxib XS22. by International gantasi Sarvica. toe) He Knew When to Take a Chance t TEN IftOUKftS i MSER SHNOBSIE "' B,tiA H&S!Sr 'f KKTttS FRST TWPaS KDVSUbS i trt AMMMMci tCW WwfT WT 0KCcm HS HE I ' BITT IK1 THE FoUJtTM UEDT0MeV5 V OUT 10U SUWEMUf QCfTj- 4 .ri LITTLE JIMMY OIWMY I DOMT AWAY FROM THE PROMT OP THE HOUSe THIS MORNIM& IF TOU PO YOU'-L U Ave TO TEwd TO me ueAvesrn-ii& AFTERNOON Verdict Absolves Automobile Driver Newberg. Aug. I. Funeral services for I M. Parker were conducted Monday at the Friends church. Rev. Fred E. Carter officiating. In the absence of tho county coroner an in quest was held In Justice Churchill's court. The jury found that Parker's dsatb was caused -by his being struck with an automobile driven by John M. Rassraussen of No. 642 Grand avenue north. Portland, but placed no criminal responsibility. Complaint Charges Patent Violation Hoqulam. Wash., Aug. 2. Charging that boulevard lights recently Installed her Infringe on certain patentaxights held by the George Cutter company of Pittsburg, officials of this company have filed suit In the . United States district court at Tacoma against, tno city f Hoqulam. No sum is named. MAY RAMCE ,QJE HE CrOT D5S HAAR. HE V WHO ttOotVHahk 1922. hr laureatioaal raatuie Sarrioa, Iae.1 Speed Is Ole's Motto 8-Z tp a st twr-c rATo Sevct. 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