f t t l t C EN TR AL P O IN T
RT a I
FRIDAY. Jt’LY 4, Md
t 'V 'i
B Y ELIZABETH
MQDAN
.
w ith very round ch in a eyes. Slie
wore evening dress, fu r too ela b
orate lo r tie r environm ent, hut it
A b ea utifu l young woman fin ds was tier co lo r and expression tliu l
herself mi Hie aid« w a lk in a strange eaiight ami held Eve's a lte n lio n .
c ity . She ra n n o l rem em ber her 'I lie i n lo r was a bill«' w h ile and
name o r where slie came fro m . She the look slie east al the tw o stand
has n o th in g in her purse to te ll ing l i t r e was ulmost de .perule
herself w ho she is. A young man not al a ll Hie glance o f a curious
w h o liis seen lie r in the hotel w here stranger, hut Hie unconscious ap
»lie is »topping n o liiix
her ami peal o f one w ho wa.s s u ffe rin g pliys*
takes In r Io tne hotel in a l ab. leal pain. Sin- moved s lo w ly , h o ld
There »he finds that »he Is reg is ing to the side ra il as slie descend
tered, in I reneli as "Miss Eve N o ed Hie stairs ami responded Io Ihe
body o f N ow here.”
I lie e le rk lias jan itor-, o ffh an d greeting w ith an
Inn'll c u llin g lo r Miss Parsons. I lit in a rtic u la te m urm ur.
•'W ho is thill?** Eve asked when
young man tells her »he is in New
V o ik . Ills m u m Is E rie H a m ilto n she hail disappeared.
of Chicago. Sin is tel rifle d al her
“ Miss Ivy D avenport.
Stic has
loss o f mem ory, lie asks his frie n d that fla t. She dania-s in a cabaret,
l) r . Cm rie k, a in i vi* s|i. e ia lis l. Io tail she's a nice g ir l. Jest the »uni«'.
ca ll al the hotel. Dr. C a rric k ta lk s , She a in ’t w e ll, though. Stic t i l l , been
encouragingly, hut says Hint
lie ,n i a lot lately, an it looks Io
w ill send a nurse Io stay w ith Hie j me like she’s sick again to nig ht.
m ysterious "M iss Parsons”
that
E vid e n tly llie ja n ito r lik e d Miss
Davenport.
He wa» s till looking
night.
M is* Nohoily listens w h ile H am a fte r la r w ith sym pathetic eye»,
ilto n tells her w lia t the d iie lo r ha» ''lin t I reckon »lie ha» gol to go an
»uni, then steps in to a nother room. dance jest the same,” he aildeil p h il
When III
lll.i I a n l i e s , tile g i l l o sophically.
has vanished fro m Hie h o te l!
"P d o r g ir l! H ow can she «lance?”
Eve’s ile|>. rlu re was sim ple. Slie The y o u n g person w ho had passed
w e n t out of a liai't. door in to t i l l ’ (h e m W as llo t E v e ’s s o r t, h ill slie
»i t m ills h a ll o f Hie h o ld , w here Ii nl a pang of fe llo w -fe e lin g Ihul
»lie encountered a young Ereneh- s 'ir p r i l d her. Here wa# another
ll i . i l l p o rte r, w ho ciuim ed Io i n «ig w ho was in trouble.
n ite her. IE had »« II lo r in Pai ls.
■'Don’t lie seared if you hear her
•T h e n you kn ew my nam e?” die
om ing home at fo u r in the m o rn in '
,1.
¡.ii i g rly . But i p o r t e r Ihe ja n ito r reiueii.In-red to
add
forgotten i it. He would
“ ill«' w ont bother you none in «lay
al o iii ' Io a frie n d in Paris an*l fin d times. Site sleeps t i l l fiv e o r six.
of tile Aim ri« an young Good night.**
tln - IIH Iill
lints they had both adm ired. He , Eve noil |(.(| oji<| w atched him
t e ili lu i of uii apartm ent houttfe w itli unhappv «-yes as he d rifte d
w in re tiu j: n ito r. lie th in k s w o u ld
n Mi s D ivi-nporls wake lik e a hit
.a niim e , w h ile lia iu -
la
ilto ii is up .ixiisty h u n tin g up the
u, i \ »
i -. o .i fo r ndvl ■. i '
i
in to a ta x i-a b and drives away.
W H A T HAS GONE BEFORE
NOW
G o ON W IT H
■ opi-d f i l l ’ ’ I- rl'l'l felt In Ite r. W ith
llie a pp ro r Ii m dawn some o f llie
Id ii km s lifte d from tie r s p irit.
T lie sun was s h in in g when she
awoke, and a lively tattoo on Hie
p a n e l of lie r outer door hud brought
is i ipe fro m an especially u npleas
ant nightm are. Slie slipp el in to a
w rapper, unlocked Ihe door, and
o n fro n le d the ja n ito r. He ca rried
a Ii ay w l i i i l i In Id a tablespoon of
'•¡round coffee ill a cup, a (lab of
butter, and a glass o f m ilk , w ith an
gg as an added a ttractio n.
Eve gave Idin a d o lla r. He deserv
ed it fo r his leniency in Hint little
m a ile r of Hie references, but some-
th in g ilia p w ith in her sent up a
w a rn in g signal as »he handed it
over. A young person in lie r s it
uation and w itli !>•»» Ilian three
hundred dollars in llie w o rld must
I, urn m il to part w ith any o f these
dollars loo lig h tly . I ids one p ro v
ed a good investm ent.
“ My name is S m ith ,” T h e ja n it o r
•.i.lu iiti re d . “ Guess you w ont have
no tro u b le rem em bering it.”
When Sm ilh had re lu c ta n tly de
p a rte d
it
had
a ls o
be com e
c le a r
that his w a s a c o m p a n io n a b le s o u l
• In- prepared her breakfast and,
Io her ow n great surprise, ate it
S h e had rooked it under a jogging
I sense o f d u ly ; she must keep up
her strength; as H am ilton had ad-
ci e l. I t the c o ff -e was good, the
ro ll w •* crisp. Hie egg was fresh.
The e ffic ie n c y w itli w h ich she | k t -
form ed the simple lask proved to
tie r that it was a fa m ilia r one to
te r . She must have prepared many
such breakfasts in the po*t. some
o f them, no doubt, in Paris. Deep
in tier subconscious m ind, just out
I I L . STOHY
When she i f c llc h l'll tin- b u ild in g
th.ii v. ns her i ib tjctiv« ' In ■ wax not
it fir s t L vor. ililv ini|»r«--.' 1 by il
Id stru ctu re and a tim e
b iltc rc d m . lint it la ed a n o p e n
It was an
E a s t S ide »«piare
n ti its w in d o w s
lo o k I «mt on Hie g re t n t n s ami
The ii|>-
square,
lice
hall w as
«'till
p« al m < c o f Hu
b etter Hum I «• b uilding s o u tw a rd •
aspect.. It was lean and ch ee rfu l.
though I
ja n ito r Marcel*» frie n d .
“ D o n 't he s iiic r il if y o u see lie :
XX !lo ■ >H e w II it de lib e l lt<! V I'espoll-
in ’," the ja n ito r remeni
<1 d to tile b ell, had the gray look j
o f one w h o d w e lt among the ashes. , _ gray fog. Looked al i l l i i - l i o -
ol
T lie re were o n ly tw o vacant up- *1 i « l Hie t.a i land seellivil tile vision
n iliu e iits in tin ' place. he u ssurul ol a wenderer» home and llie mem
the In ly , w h ile h is eyes rested o ry o f H am ilton» boyish smile and
»om cwh.it c ritic a lly on Hi«' small in pi-inlaldc lace brought an almost
aatehcl and the hi t ti wspaper b u n intolera ble sense o f nostalgia. Hut
dle she ca rried .
One apartm ent when sue turned back to her uart-
sva< on llie ground flo o r and the n u iit ami was m oving about her
o ilie r on til«’ lop til«* la tte r three bedroom, p reparing (o r the n ig h t,
flig h ts up and no «-levator.
llie Hie ja n ito r nail I o u g .itfu lly turned
» ittin g -ro o m of th is one look«*«l out on Hie e le ctric ligh ts in both rooms,
ahrnhs
of
th i*
I I
Mato-.
Hauling
Rsinking Trucking Service
•>
in ’ home al f«»ur in the m orn-
e. <1 to add.
DR. OLIVE McKAY
Everyone Wants
to Enjoy the 4th
K eep
Y o u r Y o u th !
FRENCH LAUNDRY
1
Chiropractic Physician |
Physiotherapy
j
o f her m ental reach, lay the nn-mory
Gold Hill Supply
V
■— 4
to be fille d . H ow ever there was that serf io nthe h *t few year». re- Hi o'clock A M , and s lib itiit te sti
M arcel* visit in the evening Io look ports the Oregon E xperim ent sta- mony in s lip ia irt o f I h e i l * claim s to
this land, and fin a l hearing w ill
fo rw a rd Io, and »he k ille d I tie seem- lio n .
be had at this o ffi, e on J u lv Hl,
In g ly endless in te rv a l by u visit
• •
noq. ¡,1 to o’clock A. M. No te s ti
to the p u b lic lib ra ry , to w rite id
W h il any egg spoils q u ic k ly in in i i»’ v.-'ll he taken a* Hm fin a l
a table tliere tiie account o f her w arm w eather, fe rtile eggs »poll j • r ju r . unless so illre c le d by llie
Hegislt-r.
meeting w ith lla n iilto n . Sue w ro lt a . ore q u ic k ly , ai.d owner» o f back (
HAVEL A. CAN.M
(lie bald flirt» fro m the tim e o f her ,-ard flo cks as w ell as large com- j
P e'.ister
M2JJ2Ö
m em ory lapse, p ul tin g dow n the ep r.-.crckil producer:, fin d it w ise to ,
isode* w ith o u t comment, save in
(•move tin- roostei fro m the la y in g
Hie m atter of H am ilton» kindness, flock d u rin g the summer, »ay» Hi«
Local end Long !? it".n c e
tin an impulse o f ii moment she in - Oregon Extension service.
eluded Ins Chicago address.
‘lip - w ritin g k« pi her occupied
O r.g o o farm ers ht:ve generally j
lo r more than an hoar, 'I ..en she found lh a t »tacking hay docs im
A truck for every Job. In
read fo r tw o hours. She entered prove the q u a lity , says the exper-
a drug store anil had a glass of
ii'i-iit station, especially when th e '
sured Carriers
m ilk as a late luncheon. Then she hay can he a llo w e d to go th ro u g h !
Reasonable Rates
went back to C entral Park and k i l l a s lig h t sweat in the stack. H ay ■
ed an a dd itio n a l tw o hours w a tc h r an be p ul in the stack » lig h tly u n
ing c h ild re n at play.
dercured, but when it is to he baled
Marcel a rriv e d al eight that eve fro m the fie ld ii is essential that
ning. w earing his best garments it firs t he th o ro u g h ly cured.
Phone 11J
Gold Hill, Ore.
md a h ig h ly expectant expression.
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Slie had deeided to te ll h im Hie
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
N O T IC E O f PI III.(C A T IO N
tru th . Il was a ris k , hut he was
already p a rtly in t ie r confidence, O EPAH TM EN T O f T H E IN TER IO R *• ______________________ 4
an ! it was probahl • that lie had beer, General Land O ffice at Hosehur«/,
WARREN COPPOCK |
questioned about her.
B e lter let
Oregon. June 27th, 19311.
Painter
and Paperhangerj
n have Hie facts than to give hi»
Notice
is
tier
by
given
th
a
t
P
h
il
llie im a gin atio n too mu< h rein.
Gold Hill, Oregon
He listened w itli interest, hut lip M. H a rt, of T ra il, Oregon, w ho
w h o lly w ith o u t understanding, and on June 23. PJ27, made Homestead
obviously w ith re lie f. 'I tils little e n try Serial. No. 016870, fo r W '-j
m atter explained very w e ll the odd- S E ’ i, Section 17, T o w n s h ip 33 s..
C. F. PRLESS
M eridian,
ness o f Mademoiselle.
But o f a Range 1W.. W illam ette
Lawyer
to
c e rta in ty it was a tr ifle , over in lias file d notice o f in te n tio n
□ fe w days, as Mademoiselle had make fin a l three year P ro of, to
At Gold H ill Post Ollice Bldg,
every Tuesday afternoon o r by
suggested.
His o ptim ism cheered establish claim Io the land above
appointm ent.
live , w h ile she realized its source described, before Chauncey E lorey,
,i* ignorance. Marcel adm itted he If. S. C om m issioner, at M edford,
had not as yet found her name, hut Oregon, on the 23rd day o f August,
B. E. ADAMS CABINET.
his m in d wax busy on it.
N or 1930.
SHOP
could lie rem em ber the name o f C laim ants names as witnesses:
Auto and Truck Bodies
m y of Mademoiselles frien ds in Mox. Siernes.
C A B IN E T W ORK A
Paris. Hut he was th in k in g o f these Joe Roe,
SP E C IA LTY
W a lte r O live r,
things co nstantly, an«* ve ry soon
Phone
No.
25L2
Gold HilL.
.vinos
W
ith
w
o
rth
,
a
ll
o
f
T
ra
il,
O
re
In the meantime, i f Mademoiselle
gon.
so wished, he w o u ld w rite to l.eon,
H A M IL L A. CAN AD AY,
w ho had been Mademoiselles real
Jewelers—Repairing
w a ite r and w ho was w o rk in g in
a big hotel on the Hue dc la Paix.
019060
lie could beg Leon to te ll h im a ll
LARRY SCHADB
|
Contest 4065
lie rem em bered— about the young
Your Favorite Jeweler Since |
IN V O LV IN G HOM ESTEAD A P P LI-
lady o f fo u r years ago
1918
|
C A 1 I0 N No. OPJtMiO fo r L ot 8 of
“ Hut that w ill take tw o weeks,"
JEW E LR Y , DIAMONDS
j
Sec. 25. T p. 36 S, R 4 W, W. M.
Eve cried, “ to w rite anil get a rep ly, i E dw in J. R unyard, Contestant, vs.
Watch Repairing a Specialty |
even i f he answers at once. T w o > M. O’H a rra , et al, Contcstees.
D EPAR TM ENT O f I HE IN T E R IO R ,
weeks more o f th is !"
. . I CNTTED STATES LAN D O FF IC E ,
Marcel was overw helm ed,
' '
Roseburg. Oregon, Nlay 20, 1930
hail forgotten that detail.
¡4it 8 o f Sec. 25, Tp. 36 S, H 4 W .
“ H ow ever, please do it," Eve W. M. was adjudged m in era l land
sighed. “ Though I hope to God I as result o f conti-st o f M. O’H arra
vs. Volney Colvig. by Com m ission
shant need it when it comes!”
e r’s letter ' N " of February 28, 18/8.
Something about that exclam ation
On May 8. 1930. E d w in J. R unyard I tfl
mail«' Marcel take a less cheery o f (.o ld H ill, Oregon, file d H o m e -, f
A p p lica tio n No. 019060 fo r th is . ♦ ♦
view o f her situ a tio n as he le ft her. stead
tra ct o f land, and file d a ffid a v it, al-1
(C O N T IM 'E D N E X T W E E K )
leging that the m in e ra l in the land
DOCTORS
had been w orked out, and th a t the
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land is not now m in e ra l land, and
asked fo r a hearing to determ ine the
♦
present character o f the land.
♦
W. P. C J l I S f t Q L ^ I L D
FARM REMINDERS j Ile a rin g is th e re ff re hereby o r
♦
♦ _ ---------------------------------- —
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and
a ll
p a r tie s
«. ♦
i n
interest
a re
h e re b y
Gold HiU,
Oregon. ♦
Although the coast erea o f Ore directed and summoned to appear
at
said
bearing,
before
Mrs.
M.
T.
gon is usually not considered as
Edw ards. N otary P u blic, at h e r o f ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ e
a hay , K iducing section, hay p ro fice in the L ib e rty B u ild ing , Med
duction has m a te ria lly increased in fo rd , Oregon, on June 26, 1930, at
id those meals, o f those days. She
saw— o r d id she see? — a studio
w itli a sloping ro o f ..... a w ide sky
ligh t w itli a glimpse o f s kylin e and
tw in tow ers etched against it
Her absent hand reached at tim es
to w a rd a shelf th a t was not there,
fo r utensils that were m issing.......
u re iv, surely M em ory was steal-
ng to w ard her, out o f the black
Most of our people will spend the day in
,,v i I t h e p al I. II: .a h am i th e r e w a s sin. rem inded herself that slie was ,ha«iows.......
kitchenette
not
m
uch
larger
than
As
soon
as
she
bail
washed
the
the
hills
and along our lakes and streams— in
a
safer alone. W hatever Hie dangers
li.li« ., made Hie bed, anil «lusted
n closet, w itli a gas stove in it, ol tie r pi t sent course, she «ould not
the great our-of-doors.
•where the young Indy rim h l make w nuld not, have rem ained among th e lo o m s (th is last w ith one of
h e r coffee in Hie m o rn in g if »he those to w hom slie was a ease. Anu ih e fe w lo w e ls !, slie w ro te 4o her
To get the proper thrills from such a day
ioo il Sam uriton.
She owed him
like d .
tliere was .Marcel, w ho had once
I h e young lady accompanied him kn ow n her and w ho at any mo
one must be provided with the kind of food they
iiia l much. She had brought w itli
n r a iic n c il anil a few sheets of
like and for that reason we wish to recommend
up three flig h ts o f c.irp e ti'il stairs m -n t m ight uppeiir w ith a s h in in j
ie hotels notepaper fro m w h ic h
m id approved the apart nent al the face to t i l l lie r w h o »lie was.
top. T h i' price asked fo r tli«' room»
“I must lie an amazing optim ist die painstaking ly tore o ff the p rin t-
The Superior Brand of canned goods—they
«1 headings.
th e n she penciled
w as reasonable.
when I'm m yself,’ slie re fle c le il w it
taste
almost like the fresh vegetables and are
I
ll
lake
it.
i
f
I
«
an
move
in
n
o
w
,”
' I
use lines:
i deep sigh.
always favorites.
Eve deeided.
My «leaf M r. H a m ilto n :
R was an u n k in d tr ic k she lia i.
"T o n ig h t? ” the ja n ito r reveale
Forgive me fo r seeming ungrate-
dayeil her Good Sam aritan, hut she
a n atu ra l surprise at th is e xpe di nad been d riven to it and she ilid
u l; I am not that. Hut I must he
Whether buying for the home or for the
how ever
tio n.
not regret it. At the thought of .1 burden to strangers,
trip
these delicious products make eating more
“ Itig lit n ow ,” llie new -com er re
h - Garland lie r panic returned. u nd and frie n d ly they are; and 1
enjoyable.
pealed.
.n ow it is best fo r me to lie alone.
■ letois. nurses, consultations, sail
D ow about yo ur references?'
I have found a safe, quiet re
lio riu m s there was no end Io t ill
My re fe r« m is w i l l he th e m o n th s
n.ssihilities H am ilton had set in ino- spectable place, w here 1 can w ait
rent in advance, and I ’ll pay it this lio ii w in 'll he called in that psy
They say that those w ho re
m in u te .” Eve took out her pur sc
cover
fro m a laps«- lik e mine do not
c h ia tris t.
b o ld in g the name o f Marcel in re
Better he anyw here and free than remember w hat happened in Ihe in
»erve. If »he could fo r Ihe present
terval. So 1 shall w rite out the ac
in the pow er of even the best-in
nvoid m en tion ing that, she p re fe r
count
o f our m eeting and put it
lentioned strangers.
red to «Io so. The fe w er w ho knew
The night wa» a had one. F or away w ith y o u r card. And when
o f her Garland connection Ihe b et
ii« urs she lay sta rin g at the b la c k 1 am m yself again I w ill w rite you
te r.
ness o f Ihe n a rro w court w h ile she and te ll you so, and try to thank
“Where Prices Sell Quality”
The ja n ito r hesitated, lo o kin g her
was enveloped in panic lik e an icy you p ro pe rly.
o ver again. Then w ith a shrug o f
In the meantime dont w o rry about
log.
It took a ll tile courage she
his th in shoulder', he look the o ffe r
me.
And please dont tr y to fin d
uad. all the strength o f her soul, to
and the cash.
p-
hold on Io herself. Al intervals she me.
The casualness o f Ihe Iransnction
Most g ra te fu lly yours,
sw itched on llie lig h t and looked
made Eve ra th e r th o u g h tfu l. S till,
EVE PERSONNE
Eons m ight have
M arcel had testified that the place at her w atch.
She made a long jo u rn e y uptow n,
passed since she looked last, hut
was respect able.
She must m ail that le tte r in a part
THE LAUNDRY DOES IT BEST!
She went Io the door w ith the they d id n ’t Some times it was only of the c ity remote from w here she
Janitor, Io get his fin a l message ■in hour, o r even h a lf an h ou r
lived,
fo
r
of
course
H
am
ilton
w
ou
ld
FAMILY FINISH
\ \ hen the black c o u rt was g ro w in g
about the d- liv e ry of m ilk and ro lls
gray slie heard Miss Davenports re regard the postm nrtis as clues. A f
ROUGH DRY OR SOFT FINISH
In Ihe m orning.
te r Unit she took a long w a lk in
tu
rn
;
at
least
she
assumed
that
the
“ I e’li lei you have a lillle eoffee,
aa.'ra l Park and bought her nee-
Our wagon will call at Gold Hill and Rogue River
step* were her neighbor, and that
too.’ he g rflelously ilceldi'd.
essaiy household supplies anil a few
it
was
Miss
D
avenports
door
that
There ware tw o a "a rlin e n ts on
magazines.
the flo o r, and as Ihe man talked, was yie ld in g to the urge on a n e r
A fte r a ll th is i l was o n ly eleven
Grants Pana, Oregon
F. B. Franrh, Proprietor
vous k i y. Eve’s w atch bore out the
the door o f the opposite one open
oeloek and the long day stretched
th
e
o
ry
:
q
ua
rte
r
past
fo
ur.
She
drew
ed and a g ir l came out. She wus
before her as an appalling blank £ obs
a b lo nd g ir l, young und ve ry p re tty , u deep sigh, turned over again, and
I
w.*.!». ... ,*.
32 Toff» Bldg-
*
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Grant« Paon ,
Ebr. V. L. Dimmidt
*
♦ Phooe 391-J
S, 6tb S t ♦
♦ Bver ifceri«^» Clothing Co. ♦
♦
♦
♦
«
♦
Grant» Atas, Or«<rfa
♦
Kioto W,<»rk a
•
Satisfaction Gaar»n toal nr ♦
yaur mpnay back
♦
+e ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
DR. A. LETCHER
Optometrist
Glasses Fitted by Modern
Methods
Tuffs Bldg. Grants Pass
LODGES
AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE
»7.
Meets every Weilnesday Night at the
1. O. O. F. Hall, Gold Hill, Oregon
Bessie Henderson, Noble Grand.
E tta C arter, Vice Grand.
Bertha Coy Secretary.
Lucy Mee, Treasurer.
GOLD HILL CHAPTER W. R. C.
Meets Twice a montn on the 2nd
and 4th Wednesdays at their Club
rooms in the City Hall.
Madge Dorman, President
,
Myrtle Kelsoe, Secretary.
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Ella Patrick, Treasurer.
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Meets every Tuesday evening
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