Sherman County journal., July 03, 1931, Image 4

here thia week.
the mail from the post office to^Sd distance from any of its neighbors; hammedan girls near us also and NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SAL« OF
REAL PROPERTY
Last week Gordon Hilderbrand was depot?. Did the City Fire Engine »till one with an unkept lawn on which - they were quite proud, and had rea­
suffering from an attack of tonsilitis. stand in such happy disuse in ita re­ was several pieces of broken furni­ son to be, of their flnery and general
Notice is hereby given, that by vir­
ture, and some garden tools. Discon­ appearance. But “vanity, vanity, ail tue of ah execution issued out of th»
Last Sunday evening at the closing cess off the main street next Cowper’s nected patches of spaded ground a- is vanity”, and has an ending. We Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
Last Sunday the B. H. Grady fami­ services of the Oregon Conference of store? Did the church bells sound so round the house showed the nsual went back to the house, had a hurried for the County of Washington, to me
ly were dinner guests at the home of the M. E. Churches, which was held mysterously enchanting as of Old spring time activities toward flower tea and were soon in the car pn opr directed and dated the 2d th day of
1931, in an action pending
I at Eugene, Oregon, Rev. N. S. Hawk when on Sunday mornings they called gardening, though the weeds and the way to Coonoor with Burgesses. We May,
FOR BUISY OUR READERS
A. R. Sargent.
wherein Milkiewa Feed Mills, Inc., a
•
uncomfortable
I was reappointed to serve the W asco the starched BD(i
is plaintiff and John F.
Rev. and Mr. J. C. Patey, and charge. In connection with this work school boy to come and recite his untrimmed rose bushes gave the im­ had a good talk together on the things Corporation
Hood and Anna S. Hood are defend­
of
the
pord
and
as
we
talked
we
were
pression
that
former
attempts
had
daughters Viola and Dorothy, Mrs. he will serve Moro and Grasa Valley. verses?
ants, in which action a judgment was
been sporadic and restricted to spring concious of His presence amongst us; rendered in favor of the plaintin and
Needham and wn Raymond, all of. -
a3
of
An ^igine puffed heavily as it
amidst
all
of
the
fading
beauty
of
against the defendants John F. Hood
ch„ch her3 for three moved a train of freight cars toward alone. He followed a walk, in which
RESIDENT HOO- Bellingham, Wa«h.ncton are ™'t>«
there were many broken boards to this life how precious it is to have and Anna 8. Hood for the sum of
ver’s plan for a at the home of Mr. and i Mrs. L. P. I years.
him. Yes, he was going home; here
in U. S. Gold Coin, with in-'
the back porch. Through an avenue Him, steadfast and eternal and Oh, $200.00
I one year moratorium Haven.
1
terest thereon in like Gold Coin at
was invitation he decided though he
lined with wash tubs, stove wood, so satisfying.
I on reparations and
the rate of eight per cent per annum
dared not speak it for fear of break­
Mrs. Andy Shearer has returned
I so thoroughly enjoyed a quiet from the 80th day of June, 1980, and
3 war debts probably
children’s toys and the thousand other
ing the charm.
.
3 will go through unless from a short visit in Portland.
things permitted on a back porch he morning at home yesterday. Went the further sum of $50.00 Attorney’s
THE RETURN
Layton lay in rf valley that appear­
Paulen Kaseberg was reported on
I Franco blocks IL
to church in the evening. One more fees; and for the sum of $580.54 with
approached the door.
interest from August 18th, 1930 at
Continued from page one.
ed to be scooped aut of a flat country
I Hailed with cheers by the sick list last week. --
A woman of. apparently thirty, Sunday to go to Church and then 6 % per annum and tho sum of ¡4.10
I most of th< world, the
just
to
provide
a
townsite,
for
the
back to xnir Httle 'Indian Sunday costa and disbursements, less t sum
Last Wednesday afternoon the guarding the railroad from which hills that surrounded it were little with uncombed yellow hair opened
J proposition was re-
school youngsters and Bible «Class of $230.84 received thereon and
held
a
business
I
they
derived
their
excuse
for
ex-
the
door
to
his
knock
and
as
she
did
P ceived rather coldly Junior Bridge club 1
higher than the country back of them.
boys
and one formal church service a which said execution comma»
so reached a hand to the collar of a
a and suspiciously by meeting at the home ■ of Mrs. Ormand istance.
to. make sale of all and singular ths
Baldy
climbed
the
highest
of
these
on
mukin
’
I “You wasn’t figurin’
boy of four who was attempting to month. One does miss the.fellowship following described real property
the French. Ambassa­ Hilderbrand.
I your residence here just because a hills before doing anything ^Ise, and come out. “Benny, you stay in now and yet I had not had enough of the situated in Sherman County, Oregon,
dor Walter E. Edge
_
Mrs. F. R. Fortner entertained her I <8hack’ happened to kick you off?” looked away on every side at the ex­ or I’U spank you," she threatened. missing before coming to the hills to to-wit:
.
"
got busy with the
Edge
panse of farm land streched before
East One Half (EK)of tho East
government leaders » In Paris . and Sunday school class at her home on asked Pittsburg.
Then turning to Baldy she inquired complain about it.
One Half (EK) of Section 34
>
I “What town is this?” inquired a him. The town Beemed a scattered suspiciously, “What ’da ya want?’’
It is growing dark and rather cool • Township 2 North, Range ¿17
worked hard to _ gain their acceptance Friday.
bunch
of
houses
when
looked
at
from
of the plan, but the best be could ob-
East of the Willamette Meridan.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garrett left last blond, taciturn man who sat in the
“Ma’am, I just come to town to here on the verandah, the mosquitoes
tain from the cabinet was a noie <-arry« Tuesday for Portland, where Mr. I car door and sleepily stroked his thin above—there wasn’t as many as he
Now therefore by virtue of said
are -cvpiing and- no mpre news, so
And
—
,
”
he
stopped.
lug modified approval This, forwarded
execution, and with compliance with
had thought. It was disappointing he
bye,
bye.
“Naw you didn’t You’re just an­
through him to Washington, luu.h.l Garrett has employment He formerly hair.
the Remands of said writ, and for ths
‘
Lairds of love, Mildred. purpose of satisfying ths judgment
“How do I know? Get up on top, concluded; he liked the sight of the other darn hobo beggin’ something to
Mr. Hoover’s Initiation but insisted worked for the Independent Ware-
country
better.
The
green
fields
the
aforesaid, and accruing costa, I will
eat. Too lazy to work. Get out or
that Germany must continue payment house and Milling Company at kid, and take a look,” directed
mixed with the brown of fresh plow­
on Saturday the 11th day of July,
man from the coal city.
of the “unconditional" annuities as Wasco.
I’ll holler for the marshall that lives
1931 at the hour of 10:00 in the fore­
provided under the Young plan, though
“Crowley Junction,” reported the ing reached endlessly in every di­ next door.”
noon of said day at the front door of
IjiSt Monday evening a group of New Orleans kid from the top of the rection. He was half afraid to re-en­
France would waive the conditional
He fled, not frightened by the
the Court House in Moro. Sherman
ter the town—suppose some one threat, for many women in his ex­
payments for a year Inasmuch as friends gave a surprise bridge party ladder.
County, Oregon sell al public auction
America will waive war debt pay­ for Mrs. B. W. Guy. The party was
subject to redemption, to tho highest
should recognize him in his ragged perience lived next door to the town
“By Gosh,” ejaculated Baldy.
ment» for the same period. The un­ in honor of her birthday. Those
bidder for cash in hand, all the right,'
“What is there about Crowley clothes. There was no one there he marshall, but seized with a single de­
title, interest and estate in or to the
conditional annuities France is will­ present were: Mr. and Mrs. K. M.
cared
about
particularity;
his
mother
Ruth Hunt, 13, was injured seriously Maid real property, which said defend­
sire to get as far as possible from the
ing to turn back to Germany through Woods, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Walsh, Junction to be so excitini? enquired
was dead: his father, married again. scene of disenchantment,
when a work hbrse she was riding in ants or either of them had on the
the Bank of International Settlements Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Käseberg, Mr. and Pittsburg.
day of August, 1930, being tho
“By Gosh,” reiterated Baldy, as'if had never given much love to his son
the
bills near Hermiston, bolted, 23rd
And
that
is
why
the
night
train
to
if the money 1» needed.
McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs.
date on which said property was at­
and
seven
years
without
word
had
al
­
Great Britain and Germany had al­ Mrs.
quoting some long forgotten bit of
the main line carried a man on the throwing her into a barhpd wire fence. tached, or since had in or to tho a-
ready given the plan their full ap­ Wayland Weld, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. information.
most completely removed his parent blind who cursed himself in anything The girl's left leg was almost severed bove mentioned, and described real
proval, and Muasollnl sent word that Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Hilder­
property, or any part thereof, to
“Here’s the con’,” warned the kid from his thought. But, there was but uncertain terms for being a sus- under the knee. .
Italy accepted It unequivocally. Bel­ brand and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Guy.
satisfy »aid. execution, with interest,
and not wishing to endanger the po­ Mary. T me had heightened his feel­ ceptable idiot. And i» also why Baldy
Construction
of
an.
amusement
costs and all accruing costa.
gium, which is as jealous of her repar­
ing
for
her.
His
meetings
with
let
sition
of
a
brakeman
who
had
Mesdames Frank Scott, Stephen
listens in disgust when some not yet canal for water festivals is being con
Dated thia Sth <Tay of June,1931.
ations as France, was expected to fol­
the
women
had
been
as
natural
enemies,
HUGH CHRISMAN
disillusioned neophyte in the society sidered by the department of agricul-
and Eaton spent last Monday and them ride part of his division,
low the French lead.
five dodged behind an empty and re­ he told his story and was rewarded of hobos tells of home and the girl Jture as part of a plan to provide water Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Tuesday in Hood River.
with edibles whereupon he considered who cared for him.
arrived In Paris and immédiat» I / be­
storage for fire protection at the state
Mrs. Earl Jones and non Stanley I treated to the coal bunkers. Baldy
gan conversation» at the Quai d’Orsay
sat apart from the rest. Someway them weak, or was refused and held
fair grounds at $aletn.
in the hope of reconciling the plans of are visiting in Portland.
they disgusted him this morning. them heartless. Wary, though, was
A request that the Mount Hood
Mr. Hoover and of the French cabinet.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knox have re­ Their conversation, rough and punc­ different; something had always pre­
Loop
connection via Bropks Meadows
The President early was assured turned from a weeks visit at the
tuated with innumerable profane re­ vented him from classifying her with Firecrackers Illegal
in Wasco county be. included in the
of the support of the leaders of both
marks grated his sense of the appro- the others. He had asked her to
parties and ail factions In congress, beach.
In This State state’s fund df fl',000,000 for emer
Mrs. Wayland Weld and children I priatenesa of things as he heard the marry him once and she had not re­
and during the week he canvassed the
gCncy work this fall will be made to
larks singing fticir matins and watch­ fused, neither had she accepted, but
entire membership of both houses in are visiting in Grass Valley.
tho state highway commisslpp. ; v
Washington at Fifth Street,
order tb learn just what position they
ed the sky redden before the sun. had bid him wait. Testing herself
PORTLAND. OREGON
Miss Janet McQuillan is visiting in Queer that he should be noticing the she said; being a woman, or potential­
Salem, Oregon, June
(Special)
would take in the matter. The result
was not made public but it was pre­ Portland this week. She was accom­ sunrise even in spring.
ly a woman she was probably testing “The laws of our State regulating the
Our usual pre-war transient
sumed he had assurances of far more panied by Mr. and Mrs. Esson Smith. I
rates still prevail.
Crowley Junction! Beyond the him. He had grown restless under sale and use of fireworks, upon our
of New York, in th? »t'J? of New Tozk.
than enough votes to put over what­
Special Rates to permanent Guaata
statutes
for
twenty
years
and
but
rec
­
the
trial,
lost
confidence,
wavered
and
on
the
31*t
Jar
ot
r,
l»»0.
m*«
’
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson and son scattered houses that encircled the
ever legislation will be necessary.
to the Insurance coiniuueloner of the
ently brought to light by this depart­ , date
of Oreupn. pureuant to Jaw.
There is no pretence that Mr. Hoo­ visited in Wasco from The Dalles on railway station he could see the level she to prove herself still free had
ment,
are
very
strict
and
should
be
accepted
the
attentions
of
Ben
Wil
­
Amount of cal
country and knew that at this time
ver’s plan Is wholly altruistic. It is Wednesday .
.»1.000.000 oo
up
designed to help bring to an end the
of the year it
green and attrac­ liams who was clerking in Cowpers rigidly enforced by the police powers
Net
premium*
received
durlna
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin spent
401.705 JO
of our state, county and city govern­
the mt ......
existing depression by reviving trade
tive. Wild flowers of many divergent store.
Intere*t. dividend* and rent* 1S7.OS4.S1
ments,
”
said
State
Fire
Marshal
received durin« th# year..
and business and if it succeeds in their vacation at Seaside, Oregon.
colors were giving their short lived all
But it was growing late. The sun
Incom* qrom o<h*r »ource*
3,103.38
received durini the year...
this, the United States would be ex­
William Clothier is playing the or­ to decorate the-ordinarily grey face drew near the mountains that were A.H.Averill, upon receipt of fire­
pected to reap Its fair »hare of the gan at the Granada in The Dalles on
works
and
firearms
to
minors.
“
When
f«-
of the prairie. A light haze of fog on the western horizon. Baldy be-
benefits. That the mere putting for­
the Commercializing of the senti­
I
hung
over
the
moist
earth,
making
it
Saturday
and
Sunday.
came
aware
that
he
had
not
eaten
ward of the proposition was at least
Divlden^paid on capitai »tock
I all seem strange, unreal and in keep­ that day. Interest in his homecoming ment involved in the celebration of
temporarily beneficial was shown by
100.000 00
¿The Cub Scouts are planning a
Independence Day amounts to the
Cornm?Mlow* and »alarie* paid
ing
with
the
weary
appearing
houses.
had
held
his
attention
and
hunger
had
the new buoyancy In the stock ex­
72.447.80
vacation at Camp Ringwah, July 26
mM»** nd fees paid
“Crowley Junction” he mused. not affected him. Now his instincts placing of the lives and limbs of our
changes.
S0.381 07
L
h
*alï
r
ôlher
‘
oMoondi-
to August 2. Those planning to go
“Forty miles to Layton, and I ain’t warned him to search for food, and innocent children in jeopardy, there
47.M3.lt
are:
Douglas
Tuel,
Phillip,
James
should
be
degrees
of
penalty
provided
PROVIDED tho pro-
his hobo habits turned him toward
been home for seven years.”
....... »4M-834.41
Total
Stephen O’Meara, and David Richel-
1 posed reparations
“Come on Baldy, they’re gettin’ the town. Hè walked along the । which would make such violations
bond* _ _
Valuó ft
and war debt mora­
derfer.
owned <
he had rickety wooden sidewalks of a resi­ . not only unprofitable but extremely * Oaah
clearance,
”
called
the
hobos
In'IM
torium really turns
Premium*.
Sargent and daughter been travelling with as they started dence street. It looked natural e- . uncomforrtable to the violator.”
Mrs.
the business tide to­
UNDER THE
shopped
in
The
Dalles
Wednesday
nough;
he
remembered
incidents
that
for
the
already
moving
train.
Intereat an<
ward prosperity, it
• M.1U00
aecrued .
PERSONAL
MANAGEMENT OF
afternoon.
Baldy sat still, his power of de- had happened under these same trees,
would be a profitable
»1.082.121-01
WHY WHEAT WAS BOUGHT
.
The
in
these
same
alleys,
but
he
felt
too
Investment for the
cisión gone for the moment.
iou claim* tor
’unpaid t 54.978 48
Edward C. Holt
Last Sunday, Mrs. Mary Richelder-
^
United States. Such
Continued from page one.
train pulled slowly out of the yards near to it, too familiar. The town had
fer left for Fossil where ahe will visit and he watched it go, apparently ob­ not the romantic appearance he had
RATES
la the opinion of Og­
Due for commlMion and bro«-
fifty cents per bushel or lower, we
at tha Dutton home. She was ac-l
Room with bath privilege, $1. up
den L. Mills, under­
AiTSSer
pictured
it
to
have
around
distant
believed then, as we do now, that it
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert I livious to its presence. When the
secretary of the treas-
Outside room with private bath,
wayside camp fires. Coming to the would have cost this country as a
ury. He asserted in
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins, I last one of his companions had dis­
fl.B0 up
*
main street he observed changes whole not millions of dollars but
FOR t A y ^I r
Washington that the
Henry and Harry Richejderfer who I appeared from his sight as they se­
Milks
Net premium* received dunn«!■ *
there,
new
buildings
had
taken
the
Special
rates
where
mors
than
two
creted themselves in the cars he
losa of about $250,-
billions. These are some of the in­
persons occupy one room.
000,000 which this country will not spent the day at the Dutton home.
turned again to his contemplation of place of old, many automobiles were tangible things upon which the board
* Let ns »how yon our
collect next year if the plan goes
The camp fire girls had a ceremon­ the town and its surroundings. He parked along the street giving addi­ based its conclusions.
Accommodations
through would ba more than made up ial at the home of their guardian Mrs. । had never been so near home before tional strength to the prosperous ap­
“To judge the whole stabilization
in a short time If it brought about a F. R. Fortner last Wednesday night. in all his wanderihgs. Forty miles pearance of the town.
operation of wheat fairly you should
return of better times.
The following girls took the second
On the spot where old J. A. San- not only take these intangible factors
“From indications thus far," Mr. rank: Mabel Thomas, Isabelle Fort-I up that branch road that appeared as
Mills said, “it appears that the world ner, Dana Jean McMillan, Catherine I two silver strands in the still dim don’s livery stable had -been a new into consideYation, but you should
light was the town he knew as home. concrete building stood bearing the take a balance sheet and put on the
at large looks upon thé American pro­
posal as a hopeful business factor. Johnson, and Cleone,. Walsh. Wini-I He had always Associated the color sign: .A. N. Sandon—GARAGE— credit side of it the credits which be­
Stocks have risen In the big ex­ fred Fortner took the third and last I silver with home and here it was VULCANIZING & REPAIRS. Art long there and on the debit side the
changes. With better business the tax rank of Torch Bearer. • A number of pointing the way.
Sandon’s adaption of his fathers possible loss in the handling and
receipts of the treasury will increase." guests were present at the ceremon-1 The sun, still busy dissipating the business was typical of the change
merchandising of the grain. By as­
Mr. Mills declined to predict wheth­
mist, had not warmed the earth per- from the old to the new, the horse to certaining the total number of bush­
er it will be necessary to recommend ial.
I ceptable and Baldy, crouched by the the automobile, muddy streets to the els of cash wheat (and those figures
a tax increase to the next congres»
The Eastern Star held their last I bunkers was cold. He walked past
paving that the bustling city of Lay- are available) sold between the 15th
to supply revenues for operating the meeting for the summer last Tues-|
government during the next fiscal day night. A social hour followed af­ the station and glanced inside, but it ton affected.
of November and the first of March
A brick building labeled “The and multiplying that number by the
looked dreary and uninviting com­
year. Be pointed out, however, that
ter the short business session.
a postponement of war debts pay­
pared to the out of doors just being MET-ROPOLITAN INN” had Uken number of cents per bushel It sold for
ments would cut the treasury receipts
Mr. R. H. Lane and Mrs. Golda reborn under the influence of the the place of the old wooden “Cottage above the world price level, you will
during the next year by more than Leathers of Lexington, Oregon, spent sunshine. The tracks and cars too Hotel” of seven years ago. Layton
find that you will place on the credit
$250.000,000.
•
Thursday afternoon at the home of seemed commonplace and tiresome had lost the old fashioned quiet- side of this balance sheet at least
This year’» deficit, on the bas!» Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grady.
and giving up thoughts of the next hominess he had associated with it. >50,000,000.00 and by doing the
of Income tax returns, probably will
Walter Layman, connected with train he strolled down the street be- So many ears, every one must have same thing on the number of bushels
not greatly exceed $850,000,000.
Up to the cloee of June 1», total the Farmer’s National Warehouse tween the houses. They were not one, and with the paved streets and of cash wheat »old between the first
expenditures chargeable against ordi­ Company of Pendleton, was a busi­ merely shacks of rough boards, but new buildings it couldn’t be the pro- of March and the first of July you
nary receipts were $4.116,605,000, as ness visitor in Wasco Wednesday.
each one had an. individuality of its vincial out of the way place he had will find that you will put another
compared with an estimated expendi­
own; each was a home. He was not known.
$50,000,000.00 on the credit side of
Lewis Murdock of Corvallis is visit­ used to looking at houses that way,
ture for the fiscal year of $4.335,000,-
An elderly man coming out of a your balance sheet. Then, on the
ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. but somehow it seemed proper on store stopped to look at him for a
000.
debit side suppose we lose ip the sale
If buslneM conditions Improve treas­ W. E. Tate.
this morning. The town was awaken­ moment before crossing the street. of wheat 25, 30, or even 50 million
ury officisls anticipate an Immediate
Mrs. Robert Wangeman of Port­ ing ¡women came out of doors with Baldy pulled his battered hat further dollars. I have never seen the time
raise In the Income tax and other
land
is visiting at the home of Charles buckets to get water from the porch over his eyes and walked away. when I would not swap 50 million
receipts. Commerce department of­
ficials said that they were hopeful Everett. “Grandma” Wangeman is pumps. He stood and looked at one “Somebody might know me,” he dollars for 100 million.”
better financial conditions abroad reported not so well.
of them as she carried an armful of thought. “I’ll have to get s°me more
would be reflected In American for­
clothes.”
stove
wood.
the
Mrs. Estrelle Hailey spent
eign commerce.
Away from the main thoroughfare
“Good-morning,” she called with­
MILDRED GINN WRITES
wee^ end in Portland.
he felt half ashamed of his actions.
out
noticing
his
hobo
garb.
new
EW
YORK’S
We saw Glen Mauer driving a
Continued from page one.
Baldy started, became aware of Was he afraid to be recognized? Peo­
latest death niys- Oldsmobile coupe this week.
his tattered clothing and disreputable ple wiuld criticize him if he made front; but for me the real attraction
tery—that of Starr
beautiful
“Grandmother”* Root is quite seri- hat for the first time in years and himself known to them in his present was behind and beside me which
Faithful,
but erratic. whoae ously ill.
Her daughter, Mrs. H. walked hurriedly away without an­ dress and call him a fool for leaving caused the unusual strain on my neck.
body uns found on Morrow of Kent is with her now.
swering. He strayed out into the the place where he was known to On one side of us were Anglo Indian
the sands of Lnnp
green prairie with ity grass still wet ramble in an unsympathetic world. children—for the most part they are
Mrs. Lof« Barnett was called to
Beach—is still UD
from the dew. He stopped to pick a Probably they thought he was dead not specialty attractive, rather misfits.
solved and may re Hood River on account of her daugh­
wild flower, looked at it a few mo- or had forgotten him. He must find Back of us was a large family of high
I main so. The author- ter’s serious illness.
menta then glancing around to see Mary; she would understand; she al­ caste Hindus, quite fair and hand-
; ltle* had hoped the
The
board
of
the
Wasco
public
li
­
that he was not observed put it in his ways did. He remebered when he some and brightly attired in their
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1 information bronght
Dr. O Jame back
Dr °- Jame brary held a special meeting Tuesday buttonhole, Coming to the track of had left her. It was after their quar­ pretty saris and jewels. Then on the
afternoon and transacted regular and the branch line ho sat down on r rel and he, discouraged, had come to
C»rr
C*"« ah,P’a "Ur
•on v«rr
_
_
geon of the Cunard special business. Plans are being laid rail-rack to allow his feet a chance tell her he was going away. The af­ other side of us were Parsee women
Hoe, would reveal how the young wom­ for the 1981 library festival to be to dry.^the dew having soaked thru ternoon sun shining through the cur­ and children. I think I wrote about
the Parsees in my last letter, my, I
an came to her death. She had ad­ held just after the opening of school.
tained windows lent some of its gold
never saw a group of people more
mittedly been infatuated with him and Mrs. F. R. Fortner, president of the his worn shoes. It was pleasant here
in the morning sun. He felt more to her hair, and its light gave added fascinating to look at; those women
on his return from England he gave
board,
appointed
her
committees
and
in the country, more away from the color to her eyes making them shine from their finely modeled English
the grand jury two notes from her in
which she told of planning to commit they hope to have everything in read­ world than he had since- vrhy, he a deeper, truer blue. “I’m going shoes to their beautiful black hair •-
suicide. But Starr’s stepfather, Stan­ iness to put the festival over big.
couldn't remember when he had felt away for a while Mary,” he had said. seem to me to be the personification
ley K Faithful, took one look at them
Rev. and Mrs. John Seethoff of so free. No pai^ner to please or con­ “But I’ll come back some day.”
of grace and beauty, such easy man- I
and declared they were forgeries.
He had mentally relived the scene
Lind,
Washington, visited the home vince, no town Mo wish to visit, no
ners and soft voices. An American
THE PÂPEH EVERYONE READS
Handwriting experts were to be celled
[of Rev. Sherman Hawk last Tuesday. cop to elude, no wanderlust to make till it was ever fresh in his mind and beauty contest or fashion show would
on io settle this questftm
him restless; ju«t contentment. Life he could almost hear her answer. “I’ll be tame and colorless beside the dis­
Both tetters were addressed to Doc­ Wednesday, both Reverend» Seethoff
had been like this back in youth be­ be waiting, Ray, when you come.’
and
Hawk
left
for
Eugene
to
attend
tor Carr in care of the medical de­
play seated on the lawn that after-'
Yes, he must find hit*
partment of the Cunard Une at Liver­ the Oregon Conference of the M. E. fore youth’s luck had proven unsU-
noon. Yes, I’m still a good Ameri­
ble. Before he and Mary had quar­ would make no difference with Mary. can too—you should just hear me
pool One. postmarked June 2, and Churches.
written on stationery of a New York
reled about the new grocers clerk. She would judge him for what he had when I get cornered by a table of
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Foister are the
hotel, flatly declared Starr was going
That was the reason, he would admit been not what his clothes proclaimed.
to end her “worthless, disorderly bore parents of a daughter born last Sun­ now, why he had grown dissatisfied He was in the suburbs again: his hun­ English or Scotch folk*— but I’m be­
coming * pretty good India5i too, I
day at The Dalles.
* guess. There were some little Mo-
with hi» home town. ' He wondered if ger beesme insistent.
one elee’s life as wen.” The second,
He picked out a house, set • short
Mra. Joe Stiles and daughter of things were changed much. Did Hen­
written two days later from Mineola,
Forest
Grove
visited
with
friends
ry
Park»
still
run
ths
dray
and
carry
wae te flippant vela and reiterated her
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