The Eugene guard., May 18, 1925, Image 1

He Issue Between University and College is Duplication of Courses The College Attempts to Befog That Issue
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EUUENi; OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY IS, 1925
PR OS STHKET8 3e; OS TRAINS
NO. 113
if, '"
n
. ....tin!
lumber expert and
0f the Bodes rtuent
t,trtor
ntrinz lumber,
u in i.u-
r .... iritation of the Booth-
Itober company, and while here
S
I ! ii ir v it II II 11
n n irrrrp
aHlsW
rZ...fi,Id ml Wendling. The
.tlbodbs been in use by the
la, (or the past two years, it
rutri. T Kodes method of
Urotftii "ens ""y118 D! p"
iiKrtUM the cut of "clear" lutn
' . . m ..a,, oent. it is stated.
u 2j to i" '
f M . cut parallel with the
L ntber than with the heart, and
Ljile lumber next to the bnrk-is
l4, while only the heart, is tap-
This results in sirmsiin-r
m m
Ins,
wbit-fa Diakcs lumber of a much
jracie, points out Mr. Page.
3ST3tm i now iu use oy ,iw mms
I south and west, says Mr. rage,
; be Mving, which amounts to- a
L( figure in conservation of natural
rrts. is of interest to toe punne,
;j Mr. Pas- ias Ias hd
Urieee in handling lumber in the
;tl tffii est. and has been lem-
inter of tbe Itodes method for:
:trtJ jwr.
ihfRM r Lucky
sedif was a red-letter day for
.jtae fishermen who took to the
arkas fisaing streams contiguous to ;
;fe it is reported. Nearly every
rjoa who fibbed on the SIcKenzie f
5rtfd toeij catches, and those who j
s on other streams were unusually
ttaful. Percy Brouson, Orpheum 1
itrille tar, and party, came down .
.a Portland to pemJ the week-end, )
i t well-knowD local sportsman as :
Troub k Looms in Rum War
i
FLEE! ATTACK Euir Go'fers ? Jer DEBTOR REPLY
MlltUlIti
INTEREST BIFE
ON LIQUOR HAS
AFTER EFFECTS
The Eugene Country dub won a l
cided victory over the IHahee Coun
try club of ?alem and the Corvallis
in the second leg of the
tournament played yes
terday on the Eugene links.
J By virtue of this victory the Ea
: gene club is practically certain of
Members Of Coast Guard On ' winning the Trt-City cup to fee swanl-
Atlantic Arrested on
Smuggling Charge
Morale of Personnel Held
To be Low Since New
Blockade Started
NEW YOHK, May IS. W) Inter
nal troubles are proving handicaps to
coast guardsmen blockading New
York's rum row. Sit members of ttw ;
ed the club showing the largest col
lective score at the end of the three
scheduled matches. The third and
final match will be played next Sun
day at CorvalUs
Tbe matches yesterday resulted in
a score of pins &S for the Eugene
club, plua II for CorvalUs, and minus
TP for Salem, Added to the scores
made last week at Salem, the col
lective scores to date are: Eugene,
plus 100, Corvallis, pias Si and Salem
minus 131. This places Eugene 80
poiuts ahead of CorralHs and 231
points ahead of Salem, and makes
MILEAGE FUND
ABUSE CHARGE
TO BE OPENED
j a comeback by either Salem or Corrtl-
.pro. .ad returned home yester- j 8Mri ta bn TOim mirtmM j rmhn impr(lbaM?
t wuh t choice .array of trout to t i- . t .
....... , . i for snsngglmg Ituor and three i-r Woman Ara
pbr to their friends, lien Dorrts,
.Vfirmia aoti V. 1(. (Ohak) Wul-
ft report joyd fihlng on the Sic-
!siit river from Deerhorn to ilen
eki bridge.
Shi Are Increasing
; lane county's domestie fox populft-
s ii ibowinj an increiise with ad:il
Jil reports coming in since th;
we printed thai Cul Yuung wm
:ebj s litter of pups born about
fks ago at his farm near this
opioid ami me of a litter of fivt-.
ks vltl. J. Wiiltcr 8itiitli nhu
litter af fos pups, it i reprtcd.
'ajfaras known so ftr are th
-Ttvxiups to be horn in captivity
m Crash
itu4 Wjtoff haS his ear badly
atalKobcrt Moods and Sam Mus-
tntoiication k was revealed today.
Officers have refused to di$eu;s the
affair, but it is known that 19 nen
have bees confined for varying periods
of the county Jail on Staten Island,'
awaiting court martial, for various of
fessPH. Six convicted of smuggling
have been sentenced to six months im
prisonment and three got thre
months each for istoxiesitlon,
A fiir greater handicap is the pr.
pert of a sdmriage of men in the
-J. Bobett 1). Uuw of Crcswell i fleet. Fuiiv 30 ner cent. It is si Id.
that he i:as two litters of sil- I will not re-enlist when their verrfr?
r fox pup, one of three, thrc j terminates July 1. Condition on ihe
eoaM guard ships call for unusually
hard work and few and brief shore
leave?. These are sufficient to induce
the guardsmen to seek other occupa
ti n.
The coast guard has found in the
speedy rum running boat Cigarette,
a fe which is ail but invincible. He
caue of its -astly superior speed tl:
Cigarette outdistances the fastest if
iaarr.jlj escaped injury about 5; the dry navy's fleet. It is reported lo
ywieruay when the Ford have slipped through the lines v-
aseir ic which they were driving rral nights aso and to have headed f r
a the eravel and turned over ! the sea.
The present blo-kade is continuing
effectively however, and reports ind;
r iwindwl half of the S turn
5 aV aide of Thurton. The- car i
hired from Frank Mclice of
. e.., .u tnxi company, .ttus-:
driving. -niV car went ioi-.J
iuh, turLiujt over m ilK i le, 1
tbe fr(nt end and stripping
kes out uf a front wheel. Thv ;
ahy badly damaged.
Woman Ars Wisaers
The women members of the Eugene
club were equally successful In their
matches, Sirs. Harold Grady, Sirs.
Colin IVnjent and SIjrs Slsry Per
kins registering victories over Mrs.
C. IMtlinghnm, Sirs, Baker and Sirs,
dinger, all of Salem.
Yesterday's tourney was one of the
most successful and most colorful
ever witnessed on the Eisgene links.
The tournament players from Salem
and Corvallis were accompanied by
many others who added to the throng
which crowded the links and clubhouse
throughout the day. Ail day a consid
erable gallery was on hand at the
ninth greeu adjoining the clubhouse,
to witness the home coming of the
matches. After 2 o'clock, when the
last f the scheduled matches were
concluded, the course was thronged
by !eal and visiting players in what
is believed to he the lfrgst crowd
of players ever seen on the links.
A dinner was served at noon to
approximately 1,0 persons, and tea
was served to a large number
throughout the afternoon. A consnl
fCootmued on psge tbreej
Mmher Leave
cnte that with n a s mrt time, fewer j 110111 OPflllTO Tfl
than Inif a ibnea ship, will rPmain ! LUULllL UuUU 1 U IU
f the fifty old ten rtiya ago. A four j i-UWUili. WUUU U U
MAKE CAMP PLANS
FOR SIM IS
day cruise of the rum running area y
newspap-r men wed that a Iullif:i
dli5r group of rum smugglers was
being cmkitted by a JUO.OfKU!
co;!t guard organization. To block f
::STi freiirn whiskev shins of all d-
'-mity officials tvho n npm i , uiu h.n nniMl m
C&irersity at the meetins .f the' k.Bn n hs t vsrimis
hither curricula in Portland ' times, the prohibition navy has 10
1 t Eeoe .Sunday afternoon, j cutters, 20 dcspitch boats, 2m patrol
not any official sintemei.t ' .MJt ina tebt ht.
?cat 'nre the densrrtire. ivf
D ao. head of the srhnol nt
State Officials Said to be
Collecting Funds on
Many Trips
Lane County Officer
Mentioned As Among
Those Accused
Is
SALESf, Ore., May IK State offi
cial and employes make cigar money
under rfce state law which allows a
mileage rate of 10 cent a mile, for
trips on state business for one towa
to another, according to persons who
have been investigating state record,
Figures and names of officials Juave
been compiled by these investigation.
At the 10 cents a mile rate it Is
found that some officials have collect
ed as much as ?lt50 in a month's tins.
Lane Man Menffoned.
The tati!if that have bees tmn
piled show that Edward F, Bailey of
Junction City, member of rke stae
bonus and Uan commission, made t
trip frm Junction to Salem and re
turn, for which he charged the state
JH.ttO for the 110 mile. This was
Starch V. tm Slarch 2:i he made the
same trip and the aim? charge smt
while on January 23 and 21 be mad?
trip from Junction City to Portbod
and hack, charging the tnt ?2i.sJ
for it, the total distance being 2!S
miles.
State Tax Commissioner Earl Fish
er is cited a having put in a hill nt
$3.Ui on April 3 for a trip fron
Snlem to 1 tails and Itat k, He could
have made the trip by Mage fur itlt
round trip. He put in a bill of f 10.5
for a tr p to Portland and return, fr
which railroad fare have been
$2.S. On April 22, Fisher drove from
Salem to Oregon City and hack, 77
mile and turned in a bill f ?T.T0.
ForUr Takes Trip.
F. A. Elliott,, state forester, thi
Tf'coTtiit are aaid t show, s Sarb
JO and 11 went fr?m Salem to Port
land by way of SleSIinnville and rettt
Salem, a distance of aloHit II
America's Demand to Have
Europe Pay Claims is
Drawing Attention
France is Held as Keylog
Of Jam And Hope Felt
Solution is Near
WASHIXGTOX, May IS. The
Vashlngton gorernment la awaiting
with Interest some word of the re-
eeptios accorded in tbe nine Ktiropeas
debtor nations to the sewa that this
country desires to arrange ftmding
settlement without undue delay.
Meanwhile there Is speculation aa to
which will he the first to submit
propMtal,
France, whose debt to the United
States la the largest of the tot, fa re'
garden as the hah of the situation
snd It Is known that officials wonl
welcome sn opening move from ihni
quarter.
If the mean f conveying thi
government' desires to the foreign
capitals have been varied they hare
larked nothing in force and definite
news. In every cae flte debtor na
tion has been given to understand
In an unmistakable way that Wash
ington believes funding arrangements
sisofiidj not he further delayed.
FACES JURY ON KILLING CHARGE
Dean Sheldon Speaker For
University Supports
Eecsnt Brief t
j ctitl onion
- " OIHILDUrinU
iln OFCURRICULA
2sM$ - w , - 4 1 4a
WSIlIam rf. Shepherd
Ei STUB WILL
DOHESS CLASS ftT
LOCAL GRADUATiDF
I1. L.
secretary
Campbell, Dean
Priei
, " Journaiiim and other of-
"pifMnt the nnkerit7.
Frttr Her
; a Xnl. fnreft mpef.iMr of
8wbarj. ,1-m-e ,n P... ....
' tme
Earl B. Sloxley Dies
At Home in Eugene
Boy Scouts of Eugene and Lane
count numbering more that T5 will
hold their first big annual summer , mjPS, for which he charged the ast
Scamp this year at some point on thef for automohile erpenses. Fr
Siuslaw river. It is announced by C It. j trjp rom Kale m to Portland and hHt
! Clark, scout director. The camp will j 0B yun h 24 and 25 Kiliott chargl
j be held immediately after Fourth :$n.
July, and plans for its program have
Similar statistic have been com
piled relative to trip made by the
Earl S. Sloxler of Eugene, died at already been made
his apartment at 215 Seventh avenue, Kenneth Abies, commander oi tae0nowipj;
west Sundav, Mst 15, at the age of Eugene post of the American 1,gfon, j j Eikio. examiner for the state
37 years. Beside bis wife, Alt SI,
Sfoiley, the deceased is mrrived by
his father, T. J. Moxley. of CresweiL
P"ot the week-end . k, f wmm fi Sfoilev. of
f N- F. Macduff ... - ..
vt ,v j Hour, tpio.
& AC ade national for-j Mf. Mxiv ha spent the greater
"f JJr'TV CVrT1,ins M,v!rt of hi life to nd near Creswelt,
, - . as alio a viaitor af fe u w?n knowa.
PA RIB. Slay IS. OPS The action
of 'the Coiled States is requesting
funding proposals from Its fCiiropeaf
debtors, was foreseen in Krane and
answered In advance, H in said, in
offiHal circles, but the ministerial
declaration made after the cabinet
meeting last Saturday. Thia wee to
the effect that Finance Minister CsJl
tanx ami Foreign .Minister ftriasd had
been charged with the task of study
ing the mter-ailiefl debt question with
a view to It settlement.
HtMi:, Slay 1. Intly I, en
titled t have lenient treatment in the
settlement of her war debts, Tornsseo
Tsffoni, president of the sonata and
ex-foreign mmiter declared yesterday
In a speech at Viterboa. The occa
sion was the unretltng of a monu
ment to men killed in the Wrld war,
Signor Tittml Htinted out tha
patios but that Italy has received no
payments whatever,
Basclnill Hcsults ?
Pea n Jons Strtttb of the Fnlver-
atty &t Oregon has been selected as
the speaker fse the commencement
address to the graduating class of En
gen high achool H was announced
today by David John Jonea, principal
of the srfesol
The commencement exercises will
take pfac Is the First Christian
dmrch sudstoHwm the evening of June
12, and Ken Frederick O. Jeonlng,
chaStmats f th achool board stl
present the dipioma to approximate
ly 150 lBdEt who itill fee grsdtisted.
itaecslatireate services will take
place at the Methodist ehercfe Snmlsv
evening, Jane ? st whlea Ife. If. V.
5$ C. A. secretary at the
anivrrslty will dlsver the aermon. A
special program of mnnis I aio be
ing prepared for this program, ft I
announced.
Week of Jss S to 12 will b
fettay ooe for the class of 2, at the
high mrhtmk This I traditionally
knywa a senior week, and this
rear it is fBsrkrt hy fall esJendar
Aaatrig owe Italy besry debts for) Df artivftie fienfftr dsy i to ha Wed-
war reparation and expense of occtt- adsy, Jitn 3, at the big4i arho
sditsrimf ami lunch will be erl
at tfee Anfeorag. The senior play wdl
he May 23 st the HHg theater, and
will fee entitled 'The Toy Maker,
ifeaestiia nf &phm8 St the
commencement exerHseg wii! mark
the end of sefeooi fr the present tern
ester, ami the fmal event on tife en
:rsf hi? h srhtmt irgram.
HEPHERD PUT
TRIAL ON GHA!
OF SLAY
cntcmo Ms? sfc ; mmm rri-
Isg Shepherd es os trial slona to
day charged with the Border of al
mdlfsnatr foster-eos, William S.
CBilly) Sfrfrilntk mith th p?o
cities indicating tfest It w&uH k tfee
death penalty.
Char! 0, FMmim, fces6 ef a arbeol
of science, h wmt isdleted with
Shepherd snd eosfested tbs In-
eteaeted th latter Ui admlnlst ra
tios of tyfeoi gens m&& sspslled
him with esltitrsav feeering that Skep-
herd planned is kill yssng wBilly
granted a iepsrsts trial s po
lios of Sate Attorney Itssert E.
Crowe, Famass ffeo esld Shepherd
had promlaed Mm reward st I0O,-
whirls Fslssss aad fe expected to
receir if Shepfeer4 ohulsed "Itlli'a"
milllos dollar eMate i elated to fee
the tr witnesa sf the prspectloa.
Sbepher! fe!jBeBf a lawyer, ws pale
State College Has Tendency
To Extend Work Under
Semee Courses "s
PORTLANTJ, Or., May Ii.
(Special) 1t ti? Is ia pi?at
tecdeccy at Oregon Ajrfe It-i-al co!-
leg bs extend, ssder guk
aibla erric cesra sstS S? c
fivldea doplicate toa rf t I?rJ??-
xity of Oregos w f h sesstsstfos d
Tasced today by Deas H IK $Hs&
la preo?!ng feefr i)? b&?& f
feig&e? esrticslav tfc cae of tls
varsity la asssrt of Us bd?t iaklnf
thet the escrccmei5i o! cpBfjs
b curbed.
Foe tha eo0ef, rsser His?
MscPfeersos costested Ias &MffiS
point; and declared that th ifslrer
af bad aaowa aQdaelty prei'.Jtrsi'ng
to dictate to tho eoard of h!ghr
HeBlaf ad lis attesaptteg t EiHss aS
ao as ta -what afmient of ths eHeg
ahoftld h tatsght
Beaa Colls Bymest, th gsrer
alty.f 7??joS7Jced that h ??4 Jen M.
E, Smif ot of the eolBege sad rferd
aa ttnderatasdlng es sonna ths
points which ths asnsS fesd
based IE protest coseermlsg th s?h
aig of the arts and aefesee Is tfee al
lege and that they wHIl Kla jsdsf ree
oBsmenilstl!i f&r Jfc fstsr esetmJ
tho subjects.
Cmi-r nilifig of Dr, C. J, Smlih,
chairman of the board s bljfet-r- t?i
cola, only one speaker for eHt
tutloa waa allowed Is present tfee cue
for Is? aide fully. Other a&eafeera thl
afternoon wer to fes Bste ss4r
tha mling. It ansoaneed tfcat ao
decision wosld be gtves fcy tfc feaard
os tfe &erlta tfe sea tsSsy 1
that it would b takes ss4er Sifm
men. Cost at University
Per Student Lower
POflTLANTf Ore,, May IS. Sp
cUl Tlte coat per attest rfUter
eS la tb Uairrslty f 0?-js lea
thaa la Oregos AgrkaHtsral eoege,
according to a ataitemesS mad tfea
CsEtssed eg f&rJ
(Costissed ss page tws
NATIONAL
At New York It. If K.
Chirago. , , , , 2 If ft
New York S 12 1
Batteri; AlfiandT and lfarne?f;
SfoHlant renfiei and Hnyder,
I The funeral will be held from the
Shwering chapel at Crewe!l, Tue
idy at li a. m- with interment in
forest j .t. ('-.--.ii remeterr. f?ev. William
" Jtrcpd after snendiiia i . - .! ...
; j, iarge wut cai? fi tv -
r'f0 Arir"""'jTiWfc
,BP t Fll Creek. .
''tr.
!. r,m. j .......
' M """"-J f Corr.lli,.'
It M...I....
. Wt f,r Hrri,bur to-
J?I " '"nnected ith 1h
H -u return thi, eeniBf.
will be the rhirmit of th' m c rportin depirtinrttt; Frank K.
eommittee. wi Will Bhertn ro) , W ard. nerretKri of the !), bnrS j
Pel iitimurd, mmbr. The rnm" j pinnatey; IeU !ttirB, feptere1
mittee will meet lit w to make ; Blir ,,., board of helth; M'.
! nln for the definite late wt t (; .! jro. mtnber f it ptral'
r.t thm rmn Ther Kill for i. I. V it ll' t,.n f .ilp.n I At l!Mo!i - H II.
! n'iufar in fflftlft ?Of i I ? t 'mHlJii,? 4 4 ft
l loeatinn. a4 will k rrompniI ro . r. ,(!,nit!mf SeneMe, mji .r i Bn 5 I 2
K. T.n... f fare, lortli peoutmaetef. .... . w t, I flattersea: i n.hue. IStemUler
!ij(..; ;eei.b. IS.i!ii. tiraham -. ....-.,...,.. P ... ...
State University
(Jets "law Library
Hs, W, It. Kenton, f'F tnanr jear.
''' of ie Bsot ir ii3iijjjr iwjfr, ,f
(fee ssf. liJi lie fmerl ,ervip.
(Csssttasul)
A few Bliss! f!er ih ettrit'm
bad tii dsws &s fc fBfat as
ohr e(B tali tfc frai. It Ie
fH a foMe fet sf psptr.
"Tr.o r Jltat Oorsha, ares't yosJ"
h artf. Oinrta eoAfrt,
"(SSorS dsr, H't iJ t e
ili. Iks't ysa m bt
4reaaji-rm fr a mftmt r tw?
TSe ho, wilt ow yo la, any," the
ant r!. Is wt bjbkS "mta,"
f;!ri (k hf lM penri! fro?a
l rat em. Fm st tory fr-
wrote oft tk fcis f tfce note Way
Altlmiiih ,el periwi, r wt (,,. f Portland, oiemher of ta(.
am! emueiBrtt. the :
ramp h taraelj-
(. and .an romm!intt; WiltwM ' ""i ;.!'ti.
S. Aifd. ' f atat bfftu ar.d iifaii tmi- t
Stafford School
Celebrates Close
Stafford aehmd. in district cumber
11, eeiebrated Sise rlo 'f a.-bool la
week with a peeil program and
arhoot pknie, acrord'mj to report, re
eei,ed by Aruoiil Collier, a,:taot
eunty aHool atiperioteodect. Ttiie
(
with the ,tate fi.h rommii n; i, r. 1i"bnrh
. t'teairfy of the F'.olie ,ervare n,(sg!rt- ro'
t: ,.,,,. ir..n rw.,,ll Mattrie
. hw l; Carl 1. eroaker, ate lUi
i cmmittioo.
t" if t.s. . . ' .-t 5 .,.ht ht irm. V. Barne.
. ho, A. r.. Jviry of ' - -- -
r - M B! w,f.. i, ,Ipt,.
"w Ji
Mi
A lane mtmier (f dittrirt hmili
,l Jlra. R tv i.uv. n-i in the roiiBly eioeeii hit ee, it !a
; ,., , ' ! .t.ted. althmilli until the final r
tortiard, datlebt'er of ' r' ,h tea. her, reretred. If
- i will D"! b koowo wbiri t'hooU hae
on pat, i,,J i fmahed (Heir jetn work.
aide for namea
p'trpoe of the
training rmp in rmtersft. acrord
in( to Mr. Clara. !te-iai re, will
be laid on the achieteiner.t of merit
bedue for forestry, rneration,
pioneeritiit. rampinjt, ramp rookery,
aurrejinjc and feikina'.
I 'outieti fire reremonr, to be held in
eamp erery eretiinj, ill be a special
feature, ,a) Mr. Clark, l! wtl! be
in the form of a general a,em!ly,
with atante, aonf, enard, awl talt.
A rourt of honor ceremony wilt be
The cample will be selected fr Th? th bes of
tad for naure study sod , " W1" "
,.;frsM, it wiu he r'-ry lp te es.
J ThB h hesated. Hhld h
r tend mhmH ahe rim a J
At Itrftfikivn
.....7 12 5
1 IT J
.VdfjfSge, Yd, H-ngr,
Koupal and tioo h; Unme & Tiir,
BONO ISSUE PtA& ,
I
i PAI.KSf, Ore., May IK Berate ;
'of an ameadoieot by the If5 legjla-
I ture to the exeTr!" mn hn
At Ihiidei:sii
Ht. ltii. ......
rhi!edeohUi . . , .
IlatJerie; llhei
t;mzle; fa?!B
catnr and HnUa
S 22
, iotfcoron, I sy &
IMtS, reSfte, lt-
: a id-w, Katherme f.uca of Slt
s mh, so iot f Sir. A?er
f MMttrpbey. VslsmMe afreet. 0? hmT
- Yntn had s-miifeti uf- 1 Afte ell, wrad It he eo very wmsg
hs mBj y? practice a law li-td see Stanley Wjfers In feu dress-
harr rttoaiered by many he fltitng rfm fr fte o?
fkO-t of Um kind In t& te. Ssn! Well, end wht If It wrng?
fei $ifrtrisetd islses tthu library i-k mmt4 pt&tMf nTer hear o it!
ptfni4 Pi the i mefiy f ff-ir anyhow !
m memory of hss iwsn, Kenneth fur And ffti fongesl to see War- j
I Fentn, N ss law partner of h I birs If ely f d.rle fcm ub
? father sstil &i des?b a few yea'-if gsp afdelr, few hm tiat .
(eves If he feado't wseSed ts i 'try
Jttg Fetos was T2 years old. ardf Siri an ter ht& feed
ite brgrou
outdoor program- Qaalificatitms
aentiat will be timber for tree ideati
fieation r.d timber crot'Og. open
alto tkre n, two aUter.
nd fi? fcr?fcr. II brsed is
? fhs Kiverview eetr.ejery at lrtUnd
serv aaiep't tate ad raimi n to
t.f. create ft f'liid of abt J-JM Jr
tne nrpoe. Thi wili probably he
duu by a bvsd uifl. f
AMERICAN
At fetri! -
V Yttfk ...J 1.1 ft
fjetroit .t Id GAME 15 fOSTPONEO
Ittrie; IVnnok. ,vw5 Hie,'i AKIANf t U Slay The
Kertec and evfutit, I.tu C t.v ' rirtSssd klao4 bebH game
II l:oy sad 0aler. potfp sed os iot f rain, tudat-.
etd afford to gi fcr Nr c?s
s dssvfJNi asd lsrjg M is tht
middle of winter.
Khe te ?o her feet, i
'"Tske me ta Mr, SSajbaro h
aid Sh m.istknt mk?t
iide hU room thst had a tU star
lacked a th doer,
SMsisr ah hrsstheC
Before ah knew vh&i wsf feapes
ing she ws In his iftm, Thi snseH
of th Ttrfeisfe elgrttes that sS
waya mked atrck hr sotH
he kie.1 Iser agas izi ;3
At laat florin peehed Mm away.
i?er cheek rer asrarfe't
"Yon ahosiMo't hare doss thstf
that It!1 Waybars Pftld. Itt
eyy Kept her ffoss hr fCMI hat ts
her he wkh tiser asler fcs&He
Whs f aatr yon p the fess f
onerd bat you wrer esieg far
f&oner tha ear. . YVfc& ja
m!m&ire ystr asarHed'
"Itifesr! reg.?ryf th !ars
ilr's sreL E?er ferr 1
I him 'i
) Waters adl-t.
I 'I didn knw was no darned
tivh.' be id,
'(thr wee not ffe h Jt e
fnrtaUg weBI oft1 tJNry tld fchs.
"We've a dsrlwg UU hse nd as
im.bile aed s m&dk t r?y
thing I want, reaiiy.3
"I'll i't -t thai adsls
f li be out seta iy t y
to hsve a pet ta k iwer M
ffe
lHaa sddr H5
Th aelor wa ajti&g I f he iCsstissed