Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 21, 1932, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texti: 2- THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD BRIDE & kEQOKmAN said m so CHAPTER XXVII THE in?l lamP waB BtiI1 burninP I I . .l. h' pnnm. OhrrT htirrloH IJb bedside. She wai clutch inj Inhe about her. .. ' . r.i.,.ti .1,. .:j ..rlT l ou warned me r woman on mo uuiuw isra .(y lit Tie Bin, urs. fivn tuna I(fB,y, "tnerrj wme uere uesiue ...... At., .u. lL fl girl KnfMi Hi uif 01 me JlTd. "I'll do anything" Thf fltCK woman smuru. cue raisea flDe ilim hand to toucn tne pri s viir "Cherry." she went on slowly, I'm yuve come back. You .mt mifiudee your father, dear. i mt to know you're goinn to be rmirse I tiont mlsiudsre him. Moiher. I know how he feels. But mrTthings going to be all ngbt bow. He said sol For an instant happiness seemed to liznt IIIR paum cueeni. ne I that?' she repeated. "Uh, lj lid'" Cherry knelt there for a long I -hiU. Mrs. Iixon slept as peace- fnllT " a child. Presently the I .,rcB mit a hnnn on the girl s arm icd motionpd for her to rise. Cherry rulized for the first time that .h. van shivennsr. The night air hnd jrown colder and her dressing gown bid Wlppril uuu iiuni uci anwuiuvr. She went down the corridor to htr own room and got into bed. Within fire minutes she was asleep. IWiite Dr. Knowles' cheerful predictions three days pnssed before h nave the definite word that Sirs. Dixon hnd passed the crisis in her illnfw. Little by little hor strength rttnrned. There were times during thoa three days when the doctor's alls stretched out over several lutnri. There wore times of anxietv I for everyone In the household. Walter Diion dirt not go to nis office. He remained in his own room or down Ftairi in the study. Cherry and her father met for meals that were al most dilent. the food set before thfm and tnken awsy scnrcely tasted. Father and daughter waited nervous ly outside the door of the upstairs bedroom for the brief bulletins the bow could bring. Each day Cherry telephoned to Dm. She stavpd on at her nar- eaU home, making one hasty trip to the apartment for clothing. Pinky, the kitten, had bpen fruartered up- Rtaim w fh Dixie Shannon. The world aeemed to havi stopped in its regular orbit. Everything centered about th battle being waged in tb upstairs bedroom. Then on the morning of the fourth day Pr. Krmwle greeted the father and daughter with a cheer ful smile. "If this improvement con finuw." he announced. "Mrs. Dixon gotne to be herself in a week or two. Remarkable how shes rallied in the last 24 hours. It's re markable! Of course there's a long road ahead to health but I'm con fident she'll make it. I've increased ier diet" He went on In a mane of nrofes- rinnal terms. Cherry's heart was ton full to listen. Another dav and another passed. Mrs. Dixon was able to sit propped id with pillows while Cherry read to her. A touHi of color appeared the pale cheek. Dr. Knowles promised thnt if she continued to reniperate st the- present rate she might get out of bed and s?t In a Air for a few mlnutps on Hiindnr. Ffaht dnvs hsd nnn'spd inre Cher ry hnd sepri hor husband. She felt It WAS time fnr hr fn return to th apartment, yet she hesitated to p'lwesr ir. fne still felt the sense guilt that her departure had wised her mother's breakdown. it was Mrs. Dixon herself who Mred the nrnMom fhnrrr wn "ittlnr with her. relieving the day unrse who had gone out for fresh ir. Cherrr' lift mtfliaw aA tl,n.it. Jolly, "isn't it time you were going homo?" "TVhy, Mother?' "TOUT fn til ft i. T tnH'intr hont it Inf night." Mrs. Dixon nt on. "We've been glnd to have Tou here, of course. It's meant fwrrthing to me. You see I felt Id lost my daughter nnd T knew ht nndernenth M'alter's bitterness w was suffering just as T was. This Uness-wrll. t don't renlk mind it it' hroticht von back to us." I miiM t. U fVrrv aM fafAni.lK 'T ... "me. but, oh. Mother. I've paid for t: "R'lt Von lnra vnttr fciicTinr1 1nt "f enurs T do. But T should runt unoo the past. .Mrs.' Dixon said quietlv. "It's the fu tu re we must think a bou t. Your father and I agree that if you love this young man you should go back to your home. That's your duty now, Cherry." "And I can come to see you? And you 11 come to see me?" "I hope ' you'll come. Yes, when I m able III come to see you. I'm anxious to know your Dan " Cherry departed that afternoon, fche telephoned Dan and agreed to meet him at 5:30. Martin drove her down town in the big car. It was arranged that he was to call or Cherry each afternoon and take her to her parents' home for an hour or two. Cherry leaned back againat the thick upholstery and smiled at th Iimouaine rolled along. She was ureu yei very nappy. The past week bad been a tremendous strain but OUt Of BO much suffering tha seemed to be righting itself. Her muiner was on tne road to re covery. Her father for the first time seemed to have, lost hi lftf in. tidimating pose. Walter Dixon hnd found something he could not bull dog and terrify life. Both of her parents were at last reconciled to ner marriage. "Poor Dan!" th irirl thAnvnt wonder how he's been managing tnwjui meais ana clean shirts and if he's been at work on time. The apartment must De a sight! Cherry snapped open her purse nnd drew out a vanity case. She surveyed herself in the mirror, added another touch of lipstick and then rubbed away most of it. She was wishing sue bad started earlier and had time to stop at Louise's shop for a facial treatment. Cherry had never had such a treatment but uixie Miannon had assured her they wore marvelous for removing tired lines. Suddenly Cherry smiled again. Facial treatments the idea ! She must remember that she was a poor man's wife now. No more break fasts served to her in bed. No more turning to Sarah or Martha for everything she wanted done, "And I'm glad of it!" Cherry told herself earnestly. "It's going to be good to be home. Oh. it'a going to he wonderful!" She thought that she meant It. Martin let her out of the car before the library steps. It was the place where Cherry and Dan had met so often in the days when they were living at the hotel. The chauffeur closed the door after her. touched his cap and drove away. Dan was nowhere in sight but Cherry was not disturbed. She had learned to expect him to be late. A boy in knee trousers was selling flowers from a basket further down the street. Cherry strolled toward him. selected a rose to fasten to her blouse and gave him a quarter for it. "Here's your change. Isd.v,' the boy began as Cherry moved away. he sroued, torn mm to Keep the com. "Why it a summer!" Cherry thought in surprise. Sure enough it must be. Cherry had not the slightest idea what the day of the monts was. To satisfy herself she hought a newspaper, saw that It was the 2nth. The SO-th of June. The headlines were not interest ing. A clash over locnl politics. Smugglers arrested In San Fran cisco. A woman demanding a di vorce because of lipstick on her husband's shirt. There was no story nn page one signed "By Daniel Phillips.' Cherry scanned the columns wondering which he hnd written. It made her thrill with pride to see Dan's name In type. Somehow it seemed to look bigger thsn the other by-lines. Cherry had told him that once and Dan laughed at her. 'I wonder what's keeping him." the girl thought restlessly. There was a big clock In the window of a .jewelry store across the street. Its hands pointed to a quarter of six. She scanned the street in both di rections. There was no Dan in sight. "If he doesn't come fn five mm utpV he decided, "I'd better call the office. Of course if anything' hsppened he knows he hasn't any war to reach me." rherrr swung around. No, Dan was not" fn sight yet. Then she saw hem. ITe was crossing the street, coming townrd her and at his side wn a girl in white. She wore a white hat and while shoes, Tier head was thrown back nnd she was looking up at Dan and laughing. Jealousy, white hot nnd scorch ntf. flamed up in Cherry"s heart. Wh this crirl and whnt right hsd she to be lsughinr like that nnd swinging along beside Dan? With sudden and unreasoning anger Cherry relented this other girL (To Be Continued) LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Wrap It Up By HAROLD GRAJQ ;i--irr?rsl HHi-H 3RF3 31 3133 "C" rr not generally such C IS'p ' f I ao awcao on , . i'rlr.',a (J lOLl JQI Til store w known, but a Palace it '-jy J tvkt sroRa y.w V f'tT'ifllWW ' -t r- WCRTU-AMP TH6V PON T SET WITH M PROPOSITION-. KX. MIUJCNt lERf'gEXCs ?HE -TAtt 3Ra 333 ore they we.( thi week such a ft- 1 m ycah- mak 'em hc buv a The Best ffiwjPra ini TT1 TT EJ aJJSK. THEY'LL CRASH- STORBANY &. OK .OJL 1 THAT OFFER I TOR UK rIi"B- -U !L! U! IK EVEN ! THAT WOULP BE THINS K 5 CALL UP RIGHT I SUGGESTS? 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