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SHUMWAY
'.'-" - Back to the llines " V .: I
"Yo Faror Stcayi tfc; No Fear Shell Aire , "
From First Sutesman, March 28, 1851 ,
-THE STATESMAN PUBLISHING CO. .
CraIX3 A. SnUGUS - J ; . . Editor-Manager : ,
.'Sheldom F. Sackett t 'ifanatfina Editor '
; SYNOPSIS
r After Earl Harrow, theatrical
prodacer, . attends a , Community
flayers' amateur ahow and sees
Kay Owen, the star and local
. - Member of tha Associated Press
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tlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited la
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They went aft and sank down fatal ninbM'iit .
.7 " ami nun wis
"fiTr; " v. 'v - " - you dire la there and risk tout life
. "Things bar changed, Mr. Ear- to drag her IxraopTsS didn't
Yttt f ffi?64 d Fd fc eratLnasnake!
be lool u X didn t accent your titter Tva u ni .vi- .
beauty, he decides to prolong his nd and well, to pot it candidly, sister, especially around a my like
vieit ta Daytona Beach. He offers Uke adrantage of your renerosity." EuLi D&nt I tell yon they kept
her job as his typist during his . No he said, touching the making plays for hirnt" , - -
stay. Kay. feeling that this may hack of her hand lightly. "I under- Kay nodded, wonderinr If SoOta
22. sroauon.- - taourht sas was a.thi M .
Wall V I tin . . . T- '
" uwwu wie ojuaei -cot yon mow." SDifca oharmtff.
"there's a little toed in everything,
like they say. Silver lining in every
now, only worse."
roar brother is fll!"
' Entered ct iAs Potto ff ice at Salem, Oregon, as Second-Clas
Matter. Publithed every morning except Monday. Bueinees
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
'Man Subacrlpttoa Raua. In Advance. Wlthto Oregon t Dally and
Sunday. 1 Ma it cents; t Ma. I1.2S; sla LSS; 1 year fi-OS.
fclaawhere 10 eenia per Mo, or SS.SO for t year In advance.
Copy S cent. On trains and Mewa Stand cents.
By City Carrier t 4S cent a month; IS a yar ta advance. Per
aire her an opportunity to get on
ens professional stage, it thrilled.
Following a party at Ida Camp,
bell's., socialite member of the
Players, Ida and Harrow become
interested in each other to Kay's
msapMintment. Citing the pre
dueers reputation, Kay's mother
ant hrAh Rni( np trnv m
to work for him. Then Bod U taken 2 w"ftdt6 whea 1 I Ail right, yon ask, what's thi
u. &ay secreuy accepxs uaxrows r-" "v414 r. "J 1 n 1 1
offer to help her family. Pete I i03 Mjf.X needed a little work
Ryan, young engineering student aone wnicn, I aaspra yon, I da
working as a life-guardTTs in love mor than ftat. I was interested
with Kay. He receives an offer of work when I first saw yon
an erurineerina- job in Guatemala the. other night at tho Auditorium
and asks Kay to marry him. Kay. I 0I. 7 " 11 alOMr that I'd like
imiit.tii i h.. Iam f i.. h. w hem you. What I ranlA An I
fuses. On a fishing trip aboard I didn't exactly know, things , being lyoull get a load of it." He smilad.
Harrow's luxurious yacht.- "Com-1 TT".U m7 business this sea-1 very pleased with himself. "If. Z
mander Ml,- Ida talis overboard I Y? uopa w nee someuung
and Kay dives Into the shark-in- d. Then when you told mo of
fested waters to kkm her. f oar sttitiidt is the matter
-Spike" Winch, Harrow's press J. understood that, too. Be-J
agent and bodyguard, shoots a ive me, I did, and I didnt blame
shark just as it is about to attack . But bow, if there is
the girla. - ; I nyuns; i can oa to help yon, even
CHAPTER XIV
2S?Ji?dd"L-f rfM" f.l0?d that W. thii
Pla it all seemed to him. He must little overbcard party gets two peo-
"J" ua unara-1 pie wet. vornu nil or . .t. M
OOUS.-... :,-'l.v,-v , I about thirty mnt. nrk. KTf...
5. ucx BM n saia, ana aoesnt do one shark a bit of
goo. All right, yon ask, what's the
Fercentags in anybody's favor? It's
n idea, that's what it is, and I've
got it." -
-Wast Is it 7-
"Eh-h I Do nt m .1. at.
dont rash me. Just let the massive
feog of this intricate brain creak
arouna in tneir own doe time and
In moment, when the rescue I it. I know the position yon must line fish and that irt,.fnv
party brought Ida aboard. Harrowloe u" a , - - a story on our trip, but nothinr on
rushed forward and put his arm I .Kay found it hard to answer him. I the orerboard bniiML
around her sopping wet shoulders. Maybe, she told herself, it was the "Why -if s all riht. of course "
and clutched his arm. She seemed but whatever it was her voice be-1 afraid I dont ret you. SdiTm
enable to sneak. Later when shelhaved very childishly, in hev nnfn.1 Tli . r?. v i'i 1 - .
reswore kucy tcx. ucr iuauo uiu i
went out anon deck azain. f eelinxr I
very sober and a little riddv. Itodai
b.eed. bu t somehow, ihettnra. her chance. Just wht her angle was
Med through it and said. "Ill start we aren't sure. MaybTitSriS pub
today or tomorrow or anytime, then, licity. retting her nam tll ZSS
n mm tK ,m v.. m. I ana 1 u work as Ions bourn ai yon I EnrPa.- Ti ..ni j
tieed she might as well hire been J? within I'm able to -rich Florida divorcee ,and Don
naked. Her thin underwear was fla.wTte5 one thing: My Joan theatrical producer on fishinr
soaking and the filmy brassiere had otnf mnstot know about it. Not trip in sonthern waters, blah-blah.
bMntorn in the back. Very matter, because -af her her .attitude, be- blaX See?"
of-factly-nd he remembered It " W. ve if I Kay nodded and smiled,
latershe asked Harrow for some- .wntDto. J1 -ot "All right. Spike," ahe agreed,
thing to put on. Spike hurried in bcu!f might hear of it, too. Back la town, Kay let Spike
andeame out with a big bine robe, lehed him. Oh, it all Winch drive her home. She made
wwwwe ana i nun arop ner at tan front iriv n-
whkh she threw over her shoulders.
cape-like, and fastened temporarily
with the belt.
"Kay I cant tail yon." Harrow
said. "Ton were great.''
Nightgowns for Transients
TTTHO shall deny that uplift has not arrived? Are not the
iff transients at the Hotel de Minto to be given nightgowns
to wear for their nightly slumbers ? It may be . long since
some have worn nightgowns, such impedimenta not being
customary in the rucksack of a traveler; and the novelty
may uuce mem Dacic to "flow ! lay me down to sleep days".
They may have a little frouble with the new styles also, since I
mvy we 10 ue serveu wim nospitai svyie gowns, uke a coat,
y tying across the back. Thus is the forgotten man remembered, j
lfiougn some of them may protest such taking on of style
and long for the good old tin can days when "robes de nuif j
were considered the height of luxury, they will have to com-;
ply with the requirements they sleep at the hotel .
Maybe the nightgown edict is just strategy. Perhaps the
wgn command nas it ail ngured out that there will be a re-
vpit and recalcitrants will revert to the jungles and the
wide open spaces where there is no such thing as a white
nightgown with strings that tie in the back and thus reduce
the number to be served. The more probable rebellion will be
to aemana tnat a free sbave and shampoo be furnished to
keep the nightgown company.
. We can well imagine the vesper hour at the public lodg-
, ing nouses as me white ghosts tuck themselves between the
blankets and gaze up into the rafters. Before the pipe organ
nore-cnorus starts tney will agree on this, that at last they
uave come into tne aDunaant nie .
When the Troops Turn
IN Bolivia the defeated army reversed history. As the 'pres
ident was en route to the Chaco front with the purpose of
firing the general, the troops turned on the president and ar
rested mnv also the president-elect, the president's two
daughters, and the minister of war. From what little we know
. of the mess the troops are risrht. The Dresideni sent tnm
down in the disease-infested. land in the heart of South Amer
ica, and kept them there fighting a protracted, bloody war
witu jraraguay. mere were rumors the war was stimulated
by oil interests. Whatever was back of the war, it was the sol-
uiers wno were at the iront and got the bullets and the stink
nf If - . ..
The Bolivian incident is a warning signal. Modern gov- firTthiknI Swhlr commtel Ta Spik'
ernments rest for their support first on public opinion; sec- l and she was falling. She -it was." Harrow said, "yea, it
our on mmiary lorce. 11 tne army becomes disloyal the jig is
up for king, czar or president. It was when the army in Petit
siau iraienuzeawim tne revoiunonists that the end came
beyond just giving you a bit of work
while I'm here, I'D be too glad to do Earl with some disfinruished lair
ing to be a honey, too," ha said, "--if
itworks - .- - i-.
"I hope it does."
So do I and Hstn rf nrm T
don't want you to peep a word
about this rescue businMa. Tt'.
anrle of my own, see? WeH have
to . T P1 of Pictures shot of
Harrow nodded nutlr. n v- I r.fk.. .v.. ;
just how It is." he siii 'NafnrVlly; lmott hirA?
yoa may tarurt ma,' I nixe him as a member of the Harrow
HBwwufWT mam rescnea oat ana i parxy.
'So you're comlnsr to work for th
M
i looit njn nana, aaneessd n nMh
-nouung. oeen prscunnK mm i insx as Snike eama with thn )rin1rk I boss, nftn nil V.
of thing all my life. Glad toj Ida appeared in a few mtmf.. I "H told t-
a chance to use it once in alrathn naU. bat i mA .mZI "
sort
eet
while," she said.
"But those sharks P
"Never have seen anybody bitten
yet." she said, her breath still rather
diacnlt from her exertion. She
turned, though, to Spike. "But thank
yon just the same for your little
act, spike. I didnt see wnat it was
d looking quite cute in a "And does it bother you another
Suit Of Harrow nninnnn wfiloh hail I dawi v;
beea turned up at the cuffs and bot- j Spike grinned and shook his head.
r don't know, baby, I still dont
toms.
"I'm so sorrv to hay (mm am
a mesa," she said..
-wot at all,- Harrow objected.
"Oh. yes. and I hat it. sfalr.
. JL. jut., t v..i Irne feel so unnecessary. And Kay.
?v .1. T t. mmm w i yon Were SO darned nnL nmii..
Thanks a whole lot. Spike. As I told 'f 5"T m.fil. n "e yon at the boat tomorrow
you, there's always a first time with Ur,!; iTewsen posi- men, sister.-
evwrvthin." . IJl1 1' J"11! altent them. I "You bet."
H I IUI
know. It may at that But, person
T. it doesnt rub my fur wrong; at
u. ana you mmow wist
, la g lad I'm not in Ida's class, or
aU the others'.1
So'm L" Spike said.
"Well, see
m.
"What I want to know Is what iiZrr.sL,nfav
r r j v vt wu a i nyun bw muuier wowa DO
SpOMif. He hTve had a tSulnZ
for the Romanoffs. It is very doubtful if any armies will
stand the long punishment which soldiers did irom 1914 to
iai8. Their military morale is shot by the penetration of
meas as to wny tney should be cannon fodder. And if political
rulers try to put armies to the test they are apt to suffer the
experience of the Bolivian president: the troops will turn,
. ana a new name goes on tne government proclamations.
H A Million for Relief
OREGON gets over a million dollars for relief purposes
during December. This will make Christmas brighter
for a good many thousand people. The mention of the amount'
brings up two questions: how long must relief continue: and
second, wnau wouia nappen u the federal government did not
carry this load? For the government has been bearing almost
uie enure ouraen in tms state. The sUte has recently con
tributed $275,000 from anticipated liquor profits; and there
were previous smaller distributions from liquor funds.
How long must government relief continue? tJntil the
treasury goe broke; until people get employment for self
support; or until another system of distributino- fmnria i
adopted. Hard to tell which alternative will effect the ter-J
uiuutuvu uj. vase reuez. '
; If the federal government should withdraw support Ore
gon would have a hard time taking care of its destitute on the
scale they have now become accustomed to. The time would
seem to be at hand when self-help activities sensibly directed
should be extended to provide self-support and relieve the
pun on tne public treasury. -
The strategy In the slot machine cases Is quite conventional. The
machines are owned by a syndicate and placed around wherever a
, atorekeeper ' Vffl take them.. Profits are split between the store
keepers and the syndicate, which is reputed to stand expenses such
as Protection", tc The syndicate expects a certain number of
machines to be knocked over periodically: but reUes on the inter
mittent sfalvf enforcing agents to slip new ones back in place after
a convenient Interval. There Is only eae effective policy which hss
been followett in other counties; and that la to knock them over as
soon as they appear. It doesn't require a "raid", merely orders from
responsible oftkUls.plus action. The strategy of delays and appeals
In the pending cases Is old stuff; and certainly should not deceive the
enforcement officers - . .
i . - . '
L7 . J16 ?fra WInthrop Aldrich successor to Wiggin as No 1
xnsn at Chase Kational. the country's No. 1 bank, has been touring
the west to company with other officials of his bank. Their purpose
were Snests for luncheon at the Arlington club and for dinner at the
XSftit?1" Squires, with that environment they might m
Sd ??AN eT r5r5a4 Iook thelr muT0" Se one ihouW ha"
Ji to correct:
happened, Earlf Spike said.
winked at Kay by wa
patted her shoulder.
come to zau mi . I ram(it:M.r ..rj
"It just happened, is. aD. that ,11 both got a good swim and a boat rldn
eaa say," Marrow expxainea. -fine I back.- I "I didnt expect von'd bo a iAn.
insistei on perching up on the rail I -Now that I think of it. that waa I wasrried? X lw
i wasnt long, mother." Kay
went into the mine room where
nil. ft mn sac Kirh ama .
must have lost her balance. Then I was." . T "I Cr.:?'
she called tome she didnt seem to I When they happened to find them-1 and then hunz up
be able to swim. And my natural selves alone for a minute. Kay said. I er said.
!ulo5S-Itotwet'NoUlia'taIt'
-Where did you got"
"Outside. It wasnt hmA rh.t
on very many, though.
Who'd yon go withT-
"Just some of the gang."
"In your boat?"
Kay wondered whv her mnffia
mm uuk. naturally, she would
out visiting or in bed. But as she
www tne nouse, she beard Mrs.
Owen s voice.
"Kay I"
-XesT"
"Yon look as if you'd been soaked
to dry." her moth-
v mm 4j m a j w m ww a nsnj e aal Maej stI fjITjr f I tlW
that my ifllv back sets in my way. I last time X saw vbn In th nt
and this had to be one of the times. were swimming- with the best of
I could have hopped in and tried to I them."
get her, but I thougnt fast and real-1 Ida's eyes were oa her bare toes,
feed there might then be two of us j the nails of which were lacquereda
for yon to haul out, so I tried to do) bright red. She wizrled thn tM
the aezt best thing. I'm afraid I
wasnt very successful
"Ton did the most sensible thing
yea could," Kay said.
"I eeuldnt aw in. either." Snike
explained. "X cant swim a stroke."
He looked wistfully at the water.
-And I'd be a nar anyway. If I told
yon I had nerve enough to jump in
there with all those sharks, rdhave
kept on tossing: ropes, I'm afraid."
Never yon mind. Spike. Ton and
year pistol. How do you know yon
didnt save my life?"
"Well.- Harrow said. "If an
over, and noboaya hurt; thank
heaven. We've some fish, we've had
a lot of fun, and now let's start back,
taking it easily, and 111 have same
Planter's Punch stirred up and ws'U
see if we can't ret our minds off
sharks and drowning people."
spike went in to see about the
punch and Kay turned at once to
Earl Harrow. "Mr. Harrow," she
bezan. "This Is a funny time to
open the subject, but the thing- I
wanted to do today waa to talk to
you about that job. We're alone now
lor a few minutes, Do yon mind!"
Harrows look of mud surprise
turned to one of faint amusement.
'No.- he said rraekrasly. "I'm de
lighted, of course. Let's ro back and
sit down while Spike digs op the
refreshment."
slowly as she answered, without
taking up.
"It was lust BO sudden lrtatin I But she told thn trntfc.
balancecot seared then, I guess, I "No, we left it" she said.
-xe, i Know," ner moth
and eeuldnt make any headway I
mother said.
airiea tT"1 np." I!? C? o worrying about yen and
"Oh, well, no wonder you eouldn't I finally called the yacht club and
wim, juy saia. -too bad Mr. I assea n tneya seen yotf and they
Harrow cant either. ... Or Spike," id the Kayo was ever there; had
mam aaaea. i oeen were au eay.
That's rlgrht,"Kay said, prepar
On the way back nn the river thai I insr to aro for her hath.
evening, Kay alone with Spike ..e biZ boat was out today."
Winch a minute asked: "What de Mrs. Owen added.
yon make of Ida's swim?" Kay stopped and faced her
Spike grinned slowly, his cigar mother,
damped la his teeth. "I see," Kay said. "TouVe IhtJu
ae u . a. a eaaa a. a as - - z m w m . .
offwsHi oeucea . i wmeuuna; ana s enow wnat rt la.
"You see it, then," she said. I Since if a no secret there's no use
"Sure. Kay. Thn ane-1 f Va I Ivins' about it: X did m en Oi rm.
thinks shell get a little attention I maimer. They asked me and I dont
and sympathy out of Earl maybe 1 8ea what the harm was. I saved
some puMicity. too. The ocean's I tuem a guiae.-
right beside her. the water's warm. I "It's all righL Kay."
she, never thinks about what's in it I .."T. approached her mother.
ner snoniders
the chair.
hmn mn
the water any more. His back's been I?'' really think so," she said.
en tne anmrner sinea be ant ft I" ion neeon t worry about me"
cracked nn in nolo last year and h'a I "I hope not."
suugoiM take it easy. A dive or el'. 7? wisa a xeeung ox real guilt
nmp inn tne water wouldnt do YPJ went 10 Deo thinking about
. f a . aOz a mm m, . a m ft. S -.a. JiL WW .
um a Dit ox eooa. sa what? Ha i ner joe wiw narrow.
yeus for me. first thing. But I.caa't (To Be Continued)
wuu,wu , nevcrcoaio. AOOUKI Ownaa lit. I
troulS ittSfVK (lTtildea ' Mdiranl denied any
lv .L"1 kn8bnd when she arrived alone in New York city
She said the prince had gone oft to India to shoot Serf addina S
has to do something". Right. And Princess Barbara i Zul, tA.n w
ex-slster-in-Uws Mary McCormic and MaVMurrtJ whs Tsef thfltlll
Mdlranis up in th oil business. T 1 g er- hoo Sgs less txvtnriro thin
making a business man out of a prince. xen"Te UI,1
hiSS-iSal?6 chMtklerf tor KroVidingtte' beautiful
weather Thursday,
The Safety
Valve
Letters from
Statesman Readers
IjEpt-haxtjed phani
. ; . ;'. Indepundence, Ore.
iauor of The statesman
I am enclosing a clipping from
the Nov. 25 issue of The States
man. The picture in this clipping
must hare beea made from a
photograph and therefore la an ac
tual reproduction of this partlcu
lar scene. : If yon look closely.
the plow is turning the furrow to
the left; the horse en the left
is in the furrow and the plowed
field is to the left of the man
nenind the plow. " Professor Wtt
uam a. Myers of Cornell anlrer
slty U shown ia this picture be-
uma ms team, plowing on his mid
western farm, and ta Aaurttut i
the notes accompanying the pie-
1 1 v KB- iiiaifMii in
lleier Plans to
Return Monday
Governor Julius I Meier and
Mrs. Meier will return to Oregon
on Monday, it was learned at the
statehouse yesterday. They expect
to leave San Francisco on Sunday,
ty train, and to let off here, the
governor going directly to the
capltol. They hare been away a
fortnight visiting their two daugh
ters la the bay cjty. - . ..
tftTg
Last Day
FIRST RUN!
6nm
wy; y M,
be :rsmm
tare as a New Deal "hrain-troit-
r' and two a very successful
farmer, having descended from a
long Una of progressive and suc
cessful farmers la New Tork. 1 He
is also governor of the rarra
Credit Administration which
pumps credit for'seeds, machinery,
mortgages and agricultural debts
to aid the American farmers. This
pumping business is no doubt just
a sideline or diversion from his
successful farming operations. I
began farming la New Yorkv I
also farmed years la 'the mid
west and have been farming la
STARTS TOMORROW
Jro SoaueTSfc:" '
a sat '
as a Spy " :
a snsss tzm rrrx -
tfSUf rtaTOI.tTOTSfiraBTs
Last
Naney Carroll
Donald Cook ia
"JEALOUSrV
Oregon better than 49 years, bat
have never achieved the suecess
of Professor Myers with his left
banded plow, and long line of, no
doubt, left-handed ancestors,
I now see where I have beea
wrong all these years, and my on
ly regret is having missed making
the acquaintance of Professor My
ers and his successful method of
left-handed farming, as my plows
always turned the furrow to the
ngnt.
HV CL Seeler.
STARTS SUNDAY
, KRST SHOWIKO SALESI -
COLLEGE r cUTIES I AND
CAMPUS- CUT-TJPS--Iji a
Rollickirig Romance of Col
lege Life.
IV. w
5
i
irtm r.
0
The Gall
Board . . .
GRAND
Today Nancy
ia "Jealousy."
Carroll
ELSIXORE
Today Helen Hayes In
"What Every Woman
Knows."
CAPITOL
Today Doable bill, James
Cagney In "Here Comes
the Navy," and Be be Dan
iels in "Registered Nurse."
HOLLYWOOD
Today Will Rogers
"Handy Andy."
in
Buck
Man
STATE
Today First, run,
Jones in "When
sees Red".
Ssturday (To -be announc
ed later.)
After an bsenco Of more than
a year Helen Hares has returned
to tne screen to score another
treat personal triumph.
. Her latest picture, "What Ev
ery woman Knows. the famous
romance by Sir James Barrio.
opens today at the Elslnore the
atre to receive tht acclaim af
j public and critics alike.
The charming plot concerns
the efforts of a retiring but capa-
om scoicn woman to rind rn.
mance. although handicapped by
wnat sue calls "lack of charm."
When her family finally arranres
a marriage contract with a prom
ising young man In the villare
sne aevotes aer life to seeing thst
ne become i a success. After their
marriage when he has become a
member of parliament, she finds
I herself in conflict with the beau
tiful women vf London. The way
she holds and protects her hap
piness provides gripping screen
interest.
Fails to stop Robert Stew
art Fisher of Dallas was arrested
here yesterday by city police for
laumg to stop at a through
street. He was cited to appear in
manlctpal court today.
MA rteOvncd Beater
Today, Friday &
Saturday,
Matinee
Each Day
"' 2 pjn.
15c
Work on the last link of un
completed road in the Salem-Pacific
coast shortcut route through
Dallas, was begun this week when
Theodore Arens of Portland put
11 men to work clearing right-of-way
over the new route to be im
proved nnder his contract. The
stretch he will build runs from
the Fern school to the Tillamook
road, connecting with the latter
slightly below the present Wal
lace bridge. The contract for this
new bridge across the Yamhill riv
er will be let in December.
Men for the clearing work have
been drawn from Grand Ronde,
WiUamina and Buell, according to
William Blackley, Polk county
employment officer. Heavy con
struction will await the spring
weather. - '
Arens also has a contract for
construction on the Independenee
Brunk's corner road, but has not
started construction there.
eaTSTaWWraSiBasaaaaiaVH
lonitev "SS ij5
W "HERE 4
"COMES THE
NAVY" )
Pat O'Brien I
Bebe Daniels
in
"Registered
Nurse"
500-Seats
15c
mm
EffiS
with
PEGGY WO O 0
CONCHirA MONT tNIOtO
atAKY CAttlSU e tOGCR IMMOf
aOIIKt TATtOt
Added - Buster Keatoa la
' , " Alrs-Ooop,
Cartoon Comedy aad r
-Mctrotoaw Kewe , ;
: 'AdJed r"
lJUCK JONES
' la Chapter. 10 of' :
"GORDON OP GHOST
ciTsr
TODAY
AND
SATURDAY
Sir James Barrie's
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