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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1935)
gagas' J 21, THE REGISTER. GDARD, EUGENE, OREGON Pag Fiv 'famine.. "By Mabel McEHiott e,qJJ.NEA Semce.lne. CUAITEU LV .. H. irnnlf. I'm real ''Cr'rn:,t'i:iyOU,r00m, I know 11 h"?. ..... ki. hedJine roll. B. Wi - I , ,ht !n the i dean. Bossy doe. some Uircom. .upper.- j bother." But the smell ?t ak ttt presently drifted rf Son. tie open windows was too naluffif to tie ' h .houider- ""Hm a try Pot o had ry o "rought hi. Plane .tCl.vmore instead of at the S,l ft toward which he had . keided. the lifted Micnaei ueu 'Vraak (lowered at him and -Oh. Millard- a'"' " - hi n-nnren io min. iu ro for looking for Kath- .tared past the offered hand. J"i Iinely in,ultinjrtonebeaa.d: Vtbaaks in.order K harm, wa -J.r"M. .h.". o: K." 1 V"'. i, bn.tlina Past with a .hirer, said cheerily, "Boy8i a UWins in here!" 5il risht then." erated Frank. Ji ? for tlion' ml "0t Cnr'n: lamias ..fmi nn out- iiit torai ii cihirine was striwslini; out of a tfim. It not P'ensnt nt- Michael was in ui.- . - l(rml shewnscnllini! to him. call- ... -i... .rtL- Mipre was a lamp nnfa Mir - - - . . . i i- mnm nnri beside the Jrrow bed a nurse set, her shadow ifotrttd asainst the fnr wall. Well, hello-, you're better dear! it wan said. ... hpr hrmv: it wns baiuanuc . - m She was in one of her own thin nun. Her hair hart been brushed. Tltre was thick tumbler, half-filled iitb water, on tne tauie Desuie me M. Sbe closed her eyes, remember !i;ith i shudder' the blank sky and iii df rt sand nnder her feet nnd a Ib rd wheeline- "Now, my dear, yon ro sate anu I j mnA ,K vAimi, mnn rlonn out IHUJU, U" " dbii bead about you," said the nurse I in 1 gentle nulrmur. it isn c eTery jij i jounc lady Is rescued from (itb Id that way. i uiiiik us so . J, tin tMi tnnst InwmH. u'j urn.. ..v j ........ wt now and not talk, and tomorrow pan be line." "What yoans man Kiitnnnne s l: nnL.nl f.n.1 nnrr,hn ltllf rifroulil farm the words. Frank Mil- kni. pmbaoiy. it would lie nam to , nnsim! to Frank .Millnrd If he had :rH ber from the jaws of death. She was thinking this, when the . j.i.,u . t,n-l, Bin Hcnthfroe, of course. Your hns- Katharine thought the dream mnst V iiiDi; on and on and that the nurse lad Ibis conversation were part of I But sbe felt of the conrse, clean i:M: tbnt was real. Hh Kown was real, too, nnd so was nnrse's broad, kindly face. "Mr. Mr. Henthproe?" Kntbnrine aH dimly.. "Wby' yea, dear, your husband sw on from the east to see you. I ..... ... imuiDg an airplane and all, and. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Beyond the Law By HAROLD GRAY FOR SUCH S SLUQQ'THERS ARE OTHER PUNISHMENTS FAR WORE SUITABL5 THAN ANY DREAMED OF BY THE MAKERS OF LAWS- swoopius down from the sky to res cue you. I declare, if it isn't just like the talkies!" bubbled the nurse who enjoyed the films and had her fa- Torite stars and cut their pictures out of the magazines. Michael was here, then. Katharine had dreams of him, as she almost al ways did;, and he was here some where close enough so that she might reach out her hand and touch him, v But she was tired suddenly and closed here eyes again. There was so much that Michael had to explain be fore things could be straight. She couldn't bear to think of it now. Once more she slept... Behind the ranch house two young men faced each other ongorilv. Michael said, "So I'm a liar, eh?" "You are," said Frank, almost af fably. Now that there was immediate prospect of a conflict, he was enjoy ing himself. Fighting and physical nctirity was what he loved moBt. And he was furiously angry at this man. There was the slap of sole-leather on the hard packed ground. There men faced each other angrily. Michael feinted. Frank drove a terrific blow to his adversary's chin. Blood began to trickle in a little stream from the cut. Mrs. Darrngh came to the kitchen door and watched them a little fear fully. She was used to fighting. All the "boys" around here fought, early and often. But this was ft little dif ferent. She sensed that. "Dad, in ay lie you and Dossy better go nml stop them." she said anxious ly. Hobe Darrngh grunted, packing the tobacco down into his pipe. "Do 'ein good," he grunted. "Get it out of their systems. Never saw worn- ; an trouble yet but could be settled that way.' Dnd was smart, thought his wife proudly. He knew, straight off, this fight meant woman trouble. No body 'd told him; still he knew. It was one of the things you felt in your bones.-That young girl in the bed room was sure n pretty piece of goods. Quality, all through. Mrs. Darrugh had seen the pigskin case, packed with tortoise backed toilet things, that the Millards had brought in their car. It must have cost a small fortune. Still nnd nil. even a high-toned girl like this had love troubles. Two fighting over her, eh? Well, Mn Dnrragh had known the thrill of that, too, in her own tem pestuous youth. She was groy now, nnd fnt and shapeless but she hadn't forgotten. She went back to the table with the blue and while checked cloth nnd snt down nnd tried to ent, but she couldn't somehow, "fwould be n pity if that young fellow who looked like Gnry Cooper got nil mussed up, and his wife just coming to, like. Maybe she'd better do something about it... She looked up nnd put her hand over her mouth to stifle nn Instinctive scream. Because the young lady who'd been lost in the desert wns standing in the doorway. She had n blue robe on over her night things, and her feet were bare. She wns staring out of the open door in a frightened wny. In the light of the ynrd lnnterns you could see the two wary figures mov ing to and fro. 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