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THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON Page TSreo (tfRMAME IN tIGHTS LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Don't Tread On Him By HAROLD GRAY CHAPTER XII . . W known whara half ,kMltoo that J.nnif.r'i a ". ,he would bav. acted ""iSr Shi WOllld b,T" lT" h" rope . !..' (limtnc her isteri 91 J.ri mind when sh. .aid csu- thiol, ne uow man nd ill ht : md . man ' ""S!,.! About tan thousand .Us fstbrr'a astata." 1 M . OOd b.b.Bd. J- w "- v, ,0 Dphn an- :vS rTu'k ; i. pi.tiT "Ttat he" bn .round too miiea. fT. TTb.fi one of th. raaaona A- -tM nueh o! ttnifti .ttention ostanalbly was 'I! , tinted pat- Act""" b "Hr,;srd,t,oM"- JlT T" Atoriey1. alaeve. Sh. e be my lamb and .top , " w"t to .tart -omething . .ii. ititf of the came? for the gear .nd pulled fiv "Youne may, nm UJ in f I LI IB IB oi-Mvvn'-- .. . Vr.m TAnr JST-Wdr. of . .ophi..ic.t.d .... .nd . child. 1 can't dope yo oitmke up your mind that I'm a fanM tatale. or w.s, u . - ,ri ber voice and brushing bis ...l .i,h her., "until I met you. . Tl ..... af tw. ktes me. oecame ." . It's ifter one anu uapnoc win ptotf home soon, if .he isn't already urn. ek. Mi.nii the car door. Ttk puller her back. "You know I lib AMnz IMS to UBPUOV. Due ipedlriendof mine nd thiB isn't ''Jennifer retarded him coldly. "Maka tut trtnf mind. Tuck. Po I count or j... AM friend rate?" Wl.n you look o D.auuiuiiy Uiililj, o? lore, you do. But in the mil liiht of reason, I don't forget Diphie. After .11, she I. youv .l.tar.' Mj aiaterJ My aeeperi un. j.uc, k i ra't ao cr.iT about you J mllat ttka any risks. Attar all, till ire my risks. Dapbna can t. dreadful hen she wants to be. Bbe 111 i food time. She lovea her job lid the bis Larry and haan't ahe Ian;! I trip over him all the time M Im mppoifd to act lika a nun. m laughed. "Not that you no, yon din. lou'd better run along if you wn't let tne come with yon. Jtnnifr took off her bat and hid In hud hick against the cushion, iiirmi up at the stars. She took tap brtitb. "This la a night for ad mtute, dirkni. Aren t you glad 1 nidi yon pnt the top down on the art An April night and an April tm There'll be so many other, and n won't he together. It make, ma Mi rn aerer known anrona Ilka you, Tks, ud I feel lonesome just to think tut tone day I'll lose you. Tou'll tin this ssme moon with someone Hi drew her close to him. Bar lithe rnn fitted smoothlv into hut arms. r Kft lini brushed bia cheek, the Mtfrai of her mingled with the loft w t the night air. IsMy," he .aid, "but why ehouldn't n It again and again together?" 'J In an lnitmt her eye. opened and erer hit shoulder into tba in' ".Hie smiled to herself in tba dark. ms. H lad a.id it. she .aid to herself "Minped gently out at hia embrace. OEDOrrow Jit fait tlrmftm'm mhm Jt aloud, and kissed the tip. of bia W gently. Then aha ran out of 'ilht. She was breathleae when n np the steps and let beraelf - of the apartment, hou.e. "n. ahe stopped, freshened her Hp., "Mthrd her hair. Ska linn.il im. Jb it ber wriit-watch. It was 1:30 "led have some tall eiplaining to " "'pone w.s at home. wpsne was at home. Daphna, atfll f "erry-colored taffeta arenlng L " lying on the bunga with "'" raiMd and her hand, under "'"ad, contemplating the eailing as ik.1 m WTe'X "" "era written r p"""' incrtalnly in the '-iy md it.ll.d for an opening Ypone said quit, snexpected '.,'?! bridra lasted lata at Hel 4k ' t"r, wmt dc you .l I'"" ""d with relief and said iTr.Tr; ,hi'lk- Si" from tba "iphnea eyes, from th flush sl. . " V ""bit rot, bad aba bean listening to Jennifer. Bhe would haia recognised the old algna. Jennifer wa getting bored with ner jod moaeung. Alter only one month. A month ago Daphne had broken down when aha waa convinced that Jennifer made so effort to learn at tba aecrctarial achool and had f Iran bar parmiaaion for Jennifer to accept tne job moaeung. Bhe had been glad becau.e Jennifer e.rned a batter .alary and Daphne waa (bia to buy beraelf aoma new clothe.. It waa astoniahinr bow inter. eated aba bad become in clothes. She I wanted smart, pretty things to wear for Larry. And tarry bsd alwaya ao many delightful, new tbings for them to do. Bar thoughts swung back to Lam and the new apprehension that bad auddanly sprung to ber mind. The telephone rang imperiously. Dapbna tripped over her .kin. la her eagernesa to reach it, gathered them up and fell across her bed to clutch the telephone and remove it from ita Cradle. "Hello," she said anilously and felt her heart beating against her ribs. "Daphne," it waa Larry "did you know what I waa trying to tell you tonight?" Daphne said that .he didn t. "But don't be frightened, darling. No mat tar what it Is, I want to hear it." Is it any surprise to you to know I that I love you?" Daphne made one of those little inarticulate Bounds in her throat. "I haven't told you that I did." Daphne waited while time stood I atill. "I do, Daphne, and I want you to marry me. That waa what I waa try ing to aay. I'm going to ask you to morrow night. "Oh, Larry! .... good night, dar ling . . , until tomorrow." When Jennifer, half an hour later, came back from the bath .he found Dapbna atill motionless with her hands over her eyes. W.a it bad news?' .he .sked, turning down her bed. ro. Daphne answered as though in a trance. "It was the most won derful newa I've ever heard." But aha didn't tell Jennifer what it was. Or bow bitter aweet, because aba knew aha ectuldn t tell Larry aba would marry him. It wouldn't be fair to him to ask him to wait the long, long time that atretched before her before ahe would be free. She fell asleep with her happiness knowing that the morrow wa to dim I it, (Ta Ba Continues1) .""id pink . r.: :.v. lilt k.. ' - - - vaj una lunrrin ta , .w w" ,0 liten-a tola for - wj erntof 1. . rt. ... ii.7w. UT'r-ndled foot swung be tHW '"'V Tt 'br twiated back .J'' and h.id Daphne', gate. "I kt, k" 1 ink Urry la in in, Zj J'n"'r retorted. "I could iS 1 ' 1001 t,m' CeTT1; ",in'' St L i nf Wi't atartlng X el'riog bia throat aied 0I"0 m Then be u rn hl tr,i " C7 n"1 " " I0U ' aupposa M? to tell me bad news, do ii-r B',B rolB1 ,0 e,n m 'Utl k "' Tra waiting .. Oh, dear, I'm fright- Group of Halsey Folk at Meeting HALSBT. March 12. (Speci.l) Mr. and Mra. U D. Taylor and little daughter, Martha Jane, went to Port land Fridav afternoon. While there th.T visited Mrs. Tsylor'a mother, Mra. Nelson, and her two alsters and their familiea. Mr. Taylor visited with hia cousin, Mrs. Fred Taylor and hus band. Mrs. Taylor also attended the Older Girla' conference meetings Fri day and Saturday. She led some of tba singing, aa ahe did in her college Tears when ahe waa an active mem ber of the Older Glrla' conference. They returned home Sunday noon. Gerald ne Btraley and juargarei Davla of Halsey, two of the local dele gates to Older Glrla' conference in Portland over the weekend, bad a visit with Profeasor and Mrs. J. Allen Wlckham, who were formerly Halsey residents 'and principal of tne local school. Mrs. Lank Allingbara of Salem wbo haa been visiting with Mrs. Ruby St.ndi.h for over two weeks fell down th stair. Monday evening, badly bruising ber and probably cracking her collar bone. Mr. Zutnwalt. stopping at the cab ins of Mra. Walt Smith, took auddenly 111 Tumdav and was rushed to a doc tor at Harrlsburg. He was auuering from ptomaine poison due to eating some aausaa for bre.kf.t. He w mnrh tmnroved Wednesd.y. Mm. Olenn 8tevenson of Ssnta Monica. Cel.. arrived in Halsey Tues day evening for a visit with her sister, Mr.. Wi t Smith, ana otner reianvevi. Wedneaday she and Mr.. Smith spent the d.y visiting Mra. Smith's d.ugnter, Mra. D.Iton Gihrja and ismny in bany. ON WOLF CHEEK Trm.p rnr.r.K. Mirch 12 (Sp rial) Mr. and Mrs. Marron H.rpole and children, fiowsrd snd Eileen; Mr. l Mm. Sov V nernt. children tve Ira and Donsld. of Cottage Grove mtrm RimdaT dinner meats of Mr. and Mr.. Bennle Marsh snd family. John Marsh returned home with them for a visit. r. Mm. Ties Hooker and Mrs. Felit Miller and. son Curtis, all of Elmira were Sunday gueata at the hom of Mr. and Mr.. John Hooker .nd family. Mra. Elisabeth Miller left Satur day to Tiait relatives and friends at Harrlsburg. . GOSHEN NOTES GOSHEN. March IS (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Hugh von der Helen who lived just aouth of here moved to Holland last week, rwnry In charge of their ranch here. Mr.. C. M. Desn tlsltcd it the homa of Mr. and Mrs. Bsy 8tsfford up the Mohawk Sunday. Melvln narneit vt ..--- Thuradsy for a few daya visit wit. relatives. . Mra. Melha Aiklna who bss been .i.t.i.. v.. kthif and alster-in-lsw, Mr. and Mra. A. C. Alkln.. left for her home at Riddle last weet an-. . . . " i m nri ...... tifled a yawn. "Wall. If the watch . I U mm . Km a. 1 7 ,0B 00 " Poor fc. ' " Mandelbanm Km, r, "" O'ing lata thia )-. ' ' ' mc"1'l Is no aoft Job 5-4.4 UT gj.4 wtflf For Clothes Ton're Proud to We JOE RICHARDS MEN'S STORE 171 Willamette GrTCfttoTNO, ANNIE - CROOKS , WEU. I , ( NO. ANNIE - ON IV f ANt MOST Of US ARE " "tfrT FMRElTMHE 'S XOU KKOW AN ! DON'T tAST IN HIGH WftS THINKIN' I FEW- BUT IT'S LIKE THE PARK- IF THE SWEEP X I WORLD AS I FINt IT- Y.'mJ WFUt LOT 0' ! PLACES - THAT IS. 0' HIM I THE OLfr STORY OF WERE SMART. OF COURSE. 'T I THE ONLV BIRD I'LL EVER INSIDE STUFF NOT FOR LONG - IF ARE THERE ONE GOAT ANt THE THEVO THROW OUT THE GOATS -b- I UNDERTAKE TO REFORM IS BOUT CROOKS I NOU'RE REFERRING MANY lAWYERSl THOUSAND SHEEP - BUT WHY SHOULD I WORRY ffiffi, I THE ONE WHO MAKES THE I PLACES- fM PRESTON SLIME - Jl ALL SMELL LIKE L- L N0 REFORMER- .'Ai I HIM I'LL REFORM--- FOR KEEPS WA of the Nation's VvxL J IT V GOKTS----r -V'- hJSl lM'A .a.-v,0 iu r- I Ptf'f II I II y.f III I rL fL'"l -v ' ' I afcA US'- - J I J IgyV 'if.-'K'A aWamC-V M L-u. 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