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(Chapter 7
ArleU gave Howard a pitying
glance. "It couldn't," she stated
'In the first place only fools and
cowards vent their spleen on inani
mate things. In the second, I knew
my father better than anyone knew
him. He never explained. He said
to explain was to pose an alibi and
lower yourseu to me icvei oi
sniveling."
"That's arrogance," protested Kel
ly. Arleta shook her head. "No, not
In him it wasn't. He never did any
thing he knew wasn't right. To use
his words" she smiled now" 'first
know you are right and to hell with
the explanations.
Kelly, banking the fire, straight
ened up. "I'd better be on my way.
Sure you don't want to spend the
jught at my place
She thanked him and asked him
to thank his mother for her thought.
fulness, and she followed him down
the narrow stairway to bolt the
door alter nun. But when she re
turned to the nursery It was to re
turn to loneliness.
When she awakened she won.
dered if it was another day. It
certainly looked the same as the
previous one, with clouds that sag
ged to spill their burden on an
already sodden world, the steady
downpour thrumming on roof and
window making r,er doubly grate
ful for the wood Kow Kelly had
left behind.
From the thoughtfully packed
larger bag she brought riding
breeches and boots, sweater and
a newly purchased leather jacket.
She'd anticipated the cold but not
the rain. Well, perhaps she'd find
one of the old ponchos around the
place.
A cup of coffee and she started
out.
Out of doors she found the same
ruin. At first she felt only fury:
fury that anyone had dared de
stroy this beloved home her par
ents had built with such care. And
then the fury chilled to cold anger
end a purpose crystallized.
Turned back by undergrowth, she
built up the nursery flre, took port
folio and fountain pen to the low
table and wrote three letters.
The first was written to Mart
Martin.
"Ynn Mfllrl vmi wnnt.p An mv
portunlty o experiment with your
rmicuiturai theories, i ll bargain,
havent been up to the orchard
out evertyning else is overgrown.
However. If you and Tunla will
come out and work for me we'll
have a contract drawn up giving
you the right to do as you please
witn that particular live acres. Liv
ing quarters and salary will be ar
ranged. "I'd like you to come at once.
Martin win give you the key to
my car. Freight everything you
want in my name, with items on
the enclosed list that I shall need.
I am also enclosing a list of cloth
ing to bring with you."
The second letter she wrote to
Cal Sheridan.
"You understand I can't marry
until I've cleared the Langtry name,
t don't think that will be diffi
cult. Knowing my father. I know
be was too Droud to bother."
The final letter was to her aunt
and this was rewritten many times
It would have been kinder to
let me know the truth, or as much
oz it as you Knew.
And "Please announce the wed
ding is postponed indefinitely."
When Howard Kelly called from
below she was ready. "If you're
not ashamed to drive me as far as
the bus in these togs," she remark
ed. Kelly heaved a sigh of relief as
he handed him her bags. She
was actually preparing to leave.
He offered to take her to the
nearest city, but she named a
nearby resort town she knew would
be open. "I need a general refur
nishing," she explained reasonably.
When he left her at a dry clean
ing establishment, she thanked him
appropriately and turned away
with, "I really must hurry."
And then she waited until he,
having shopped, turned his car back
toward ms nome.
"Now," she turned to the pro
prietor, "where can I hire a car?"
An hour later she was driving
back along the road she had travel-
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i with Keily. When they had dls.
cussed the somnolent resort cot
tages the previous day her mind
had photographed one with a For
Rent sign on It.
She made two more trips that day
one for a long-distance call to the
city and an inspection of the cot
tage, then back for several hours
of business contacts and the pur
chase of supplies.
That evening found Arleta pre
paring her dinner in a tiny kitchen
ette with occasional trips to the
large room where she tended fire.
And when her dinner was over
and the divan bed prepared, she
sat down to a card table to check
her day's work.
A crew of men to clean the
house. Electricians to repair the
wires, a pump man to check the
pump, but first two men to clear
the roadway of the big tree.
She awakened to the coldest
weather she had ever experienced:
even the sun trickling in through
uie pines was nice lemon ice.
Where the previous morning
mists had shrouded the view, there
now lay a lake of sparkling blue,
vivia against me green-topped red
mils on me iar siae, uie snow,
covered range beyond.
This her father had had the
vision to see, this beauty he had
given to the people of this sec
tion. Ana 10 me plains Deiow. ir
rlgatlon, a controlled water sup-
Ply in a country oi summer droutn.
And what had he received in re
turn?
Arleta dug her heels Into the
terrace. She'd changed that. She'd
force these people to honor his mem.
ory.
(To Be continued)
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Grand Slai
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Wendy Warren
Aunt Jenny
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Helen Trent
Art
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Lora Lawtoa
Dirk Harmea
Bis Sister
Ma Perkins
Dr. Halone
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Mrs. Burtoa
Perry Maaoa
Nsrah Draka
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A Girl Marries
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8:80. Campus Recital 1:45. News A Wea
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nlng Medltstlonai 10:00. Sign Off.
Friendly Neighbors
Plan Holiday Party
Webfoot There were 18
members of the Webfoot Friend
ly Neighbors club attended the
November meeting held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Boynton. Mrs. Stephen Benedict
and Mrs. George Doud won in
two guessing games.
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Women: 11:00, School af Atrt 11:15, Con
cert Hslli 13, Newel S:15, Neon Farm
Henri lt:15. Polk County Agent t It: SO,
Spot Marketti lt:5, N. L. Bennlont 1:00,
Ride 'em Cowboy i 1:30, Melody Lanet 1:00.
World Oar Affair; 2:30, Memory Book
f Maslei t:4&. School of Aln 8:00, Newai
3:15, Music af the Matters.
Two quilts made since the last
meeting was on display. They
are for the WCTU Children'
home near Corvallis. Refresh
ments were served.
A Christmas party to be held
at the December meeting, Wed
nesday, December 7, was plan
ned. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. G. Curfman and Mrs.
George Doud will be co-hostess.
Solution of Saturday's Puzzte
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humorist
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Oklahoma
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