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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, Ashland, Oregon
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RABBITS AND SKINS
POULTRY,
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Hid»».
Pelt».
Wool. Good » hit» frier rabbit skin»
60c to 61 00 a lb. Shin or ask pri­
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Fortland. Oregon.
FOR SALE
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housing
fancy.
breeding. feeding.
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racing aquabbtng pigeon». 55 post­
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Prof.
Cha». Ma»th»r, 444» Woodmaa, Yaa
Muy», Calif.
"BARGAINS, Farm», »took ranch«»,
Ihclriea, timber, exchanges. Wheeler,
Canby, Oregon.
40 ACRES, 4| Miles from Rainier,
Oregon.
Good buildings.
Stocked
and equipped. (4500 Cash.
B. I>.
Bergstrom, *1, Box 305, Balnler,
Oregon.
1830-AC. STOCK RANCH, stock and
equipment, 320 a. cultivated, bal­
ance i>asture and timber. Bex Per­
kins. owner, rt. 8, box tai, Dallas,
Oregon.
STOCK RANCH. 205 acres, all till­
able and water rights for the entire
amount, with range rights for 300
head:
Complete set of buildings.
Electricity.
Fences
and
wells.
George Carlson, Karper, Ore.
REP & WHITE—densely settled dis­
trict-Old established Grocery-87500
stock-81500 fixtures-net profit 5750
monthly-Self
Serviae-Mdn.
living
quarters-will sell at invoice.
Cl. W. Montgomery
015 W. 11th st.
Vancouver, Wn.
BEV KRAL MILLION
FEET RED
FIR. lot of piling. Easily acces­
sible. Want responsible party for
Immediate action. Outfit that can
move 25 to 50 thousand feet dally.
Bdward X.. Wiest, T1O W. Sth Street,
Albany, Oregon. Phone ldl.
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THE STORY SO FAR: Chariot!»
(Cherry) RawUat», an orphan, know» al-
i moil nothing about her early hiitory
, when, arredtnt to th» withe» o< her
Suardiant. Judge Judion Marthbank»
and Emma Haskell, »he become» th»
secreury of Mrs. Porteoui Porter,
wealthy San Francisco Invalid. Busy as
she Is, Cherry sees the judge from tlm*
to dm» and meets the members of bls
household: his dictatorial old mother;
1 Amy Marshbanks, debutante daughter of
his dead brother Fred; and Fran, his
gay young second wife. Cherry soon-
learns through Emma that her mother
1 (never married) had been Emma's sis­
ter Charlotte; that her father was the
judge's brother Fred—Amy's father—
and that shortly after Cherry and Amy
were born. Cherry's mother had switched
the two babies. Cherry Is really Amy
Marshbanks! The judge conlrms the
amasing story but to protect Amy bls
mother burns certain papers that would
have proved Its truth. Meanwhile Cher­
ry bad fallen In love with Kelly Coates,
a young artist (who tor a time had
been Infatuated with Fran Marshbanks);
and Amy Is determined to marry Count
Mario (Gogo) Constantino. The Judge Is
•hot to death In his library and every­
body Is under suspicion. Kelly dually
convinces Cherry that he Is over his
infatuation for Fran and she happily
agrees to marry him. Amy dies to Reno
to marry Gogo. Cherry discovers there
are gunpowder marks on Fran’s negli­
gee. Police dnd love letters Kelly had
written to Fran. She confesses, saying
she shot the judge during a quarrel over
Kelly and the police take them both to
headquarters for questioning.
Kelly
doubts Fran’s story. George Comstock,
a lawyer, writes Amy stating he has a
document her father left for her.
Now continue with the story.
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“I think I'm going out of my mind!" »he »aid Ln a whisper—
be over—to be out of it! And Kelly
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had loved me. Cherry .
Still acting. Cherry'» heart, opened I
on a sudden impulse of hope and I
confidence, closed again in despair.
"What do you think they will do?”
Fran breathed the question, not
ojyening her eyes.
“I don’t know what they’ll do. I
know it will ruin his life,” Cherry
answered bitterly.
"Oh. no, no, nol Oh, my head!”
Fran murmured. "Amy's here.”
she announced faintly.
“Yes, I know." Cherry sat back
on her heels, chilled and weary.
“They stopped off here on their way
to Del Monte," she said.
"They're not on their way any-
where until they find out the mean-
ing of that notice from Comstock.
I never knew anyone to show his
hand quite as plainly as Gogo did!"
“You saw him?”
“No, but she came in here a few
minutes ago to find you. She'd been
crying. And married yesterday!"
"She wanted me?”
"Yes.
It seems Gogo couldn't
wait to go down to the office tomor­
row, and telephoned the lawyer to­
night Comstock’s coming up at half
past eight He asked Gogo if he
knew how to get in touch with you,
and Gogo said you were right here.”
"Tonight!”
"And Cherry," Fran said, open­
ing her tired beautiful eyes, “about
this other thing, don't judge me too
hard! I never would have dragged
Kelly in. They did that—these great
husky beasts of men—asking me
question after question!"
"But why should you say you did
it Fran?” Cherry demanded sim-
ply.
"Because I did it.” Fran persist-
ed. "Or at leasi I know who did!”
she added half aloud. "Or at least
I think I do.”
“But you wouldn't say who did it
to protect Kelly. Fran?”
“Why should I? Nobody’s protect­
ing me. I'm sick of the whole thing."
Fran tossed on her pillows.
Kelly, shedding his coat and hat,
| drew Cherry into the drawing room.
"You're hot!” he said anxiously.
"Feel all right? You haven't caught
cold?”
"No, I’ve been near a fire. Kelly,
' what's happened?”
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"What a comfortable person you
also floored tents.
Camp stoves,
community kitchen, elec, washing ¡are. Cherry!” he said. "But your
machine; some bed springs, straw
for mattresses, and wood furnished. i face feels hot, sweetheart."
Price 3Jc per hallock. for cannery
“Has it been horrible, Kelly?”
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"Well, bad. Yes,” he admitted.
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"But
they don't believe her, Kel­
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ly?"
"They didn’t for a while. I don't
know what they believe now."
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“You told them she was lying?”
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"I told them the truth.
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"They’ll not believe her,” the girl
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"1 think I'm going out of my
fd°^l worklng'condRions's^id^ocaUon' ^»construing it and coming to their
mind!” »he said in a whisper.
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Hours going by
“I’m going down to dinner. Cher­
Opportunity ! ancj gmoke thick in the air, and a ry,” she added, "I can’t stay here
to learn diesel design. Harn up to i
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day» and 583.85 per I woman as white as a sheet answer­ and think or I’ll go mad!”
876.25
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At dinner they all talked triviali­
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.Those now employed In es- i said we wished my busband was lawyers arrived Cherry and Gogo
sentiaJ Industry or who »n^ct<l«“lf- ,
the wgy . >Mr Coates had and Amy took them into the draw­
fy should not apply.
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told me of poisons, without ever ing room, and sat solemnly facing
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I would ever use them.' ’’
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George Comstock opened a long
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“She didn’t say that!”
envelope and took from it another
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“Over and over. She had them long envelope. He asked which of
'guessing, all right!”
the young women was Amelia
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"But what did you say?”
Marshbanks, and. upon Amy claim­
"That I had never had the slight­ ing the title, handed it ceremonious­
est animosity toward the judge, that ly to her.
: I couldn’t understand Mrs. Marsh­
UNTIL YOU SEE US
Amy opened It. The lawyer then
banks’ statements ... I only stretched his hand for it, and she
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I'nf on my way borne; I’ll be back read it aloud.
We will »ell your car for you
i tomorrow.”
without cost to you.
Fast
"My dear daughters, if both of you
service guaranteed.
“Kelly!” Instinctively she clung to survive until the day set for the
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If you have a buyer, bring him to u». him, her eyes frightened. “Don’t go reading of this will,” it began. Cher­
We handle all arrangements. Term». awayl If I could only go with you!
ry’s head was rocking.
Trade». Contracts paid off. Investi­ If we could only be alone over there,
«•
, . beg you, my daughters,
gate: it will pay you.
out of all this, where it's cool and who read this, to believe that it
quiet, just by ourselves! If we could was only the conviction that my
have a fire, talk and forget it all!” child by my wife could not possibly
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“We will. Cherry. This won’t last survive, and my hope that the sub­
long. Before you know It we’ll be stitution of Charlotte’s baby in her
heading for San Rafael, we’ll get place would be an act of charity
that license, and have lunch, and to all concerned . . .’’
then go back to Topcote, and fuss
It was true, The expressions on
for
around getting it ready ...”
the faces of the others told her;
“It sounds like heaven!” she she was Amelia Marshbanks, Amy
stammered, laughing through tears. was Charlotte Rawlings. The long
Then she raised her face for his mystery had come to its end
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last kiss.
The voices about Cherry seemed
May stopped Cherry as she was suddenly loud and confusing. She re­
slowly and thoughtfully mounting membered saying, "Air!" and then
the stairs.
everything was blackness.
“Would you go in to see Mrs.
Cherry awoke three days later to
Jud, please?” the maid said.
a new world. She had been vague­
Cherry’s voice was all reluctance ly, uncomfortably conscious of what
and distaste. “Did she ask to see was going on about her through long
me?"
nights and sleepy days. Now it was
and Other Crude
“She did before ever Mr. Coates morning.
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She was so upset we tele­
"May, I feel wonderful,” she sud­
phoned the doctor."
denly said to the maid. "Was I
“Cherry,” Fran said, in a tragic, very sick?”
quiet voice. “Sit down, won’t you?
"Well, we had the doctor come in
Has Kelly been talking to you?”
once,” May said, "and then yester­
"Yes, we were talking,” Cherry day he looked In when he was here
said coldly. And then suddenly to see Mrs. Marshbanks."
breaking, and sinking on her knees
"Was Mr. Coates here?”
before the bed, "Fran, how could
"Right along until this morning.
you! You know you had nothing to He went home to get some sleep.
do with this all, and you know Kelly He's coming back.
Mrs. Marsh­
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didn’t!”
banks," May pursued with a jerk of
”1 think I’m going crazy,” Fran her head toward Fran’s room, "re­
eis M.W. 15th Ave., Portland, Oro.
whispered, her eyes closed, her fe­ tracted. That’s what they call it.
verish hand tight on Cherry’s. "I She confessed and then she said he
suddenly—suddenly wanted it all to did it, and then she retracted that."
Heaihman Hole!
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Judge Own Voice
A concert singer, during a rc-
citul, cannot often determine if lie
hns the proper volume because his
voice does not reverberate as in
a room. Therefore, some vocalist*
today use n concealed microphone
and a directional amplifier uiined
at them from the wings, so that
they can judge their own perform­
ance.
A great wave of utter thankful­
ness and peace to match the relief
of her body went through Cherry’s
soul.
"Mrs. Marshbanks said she’d not
been telling the truth?”
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prices paid.
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Cherry finished her coffee and the
tain orlglnlal down content.
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“It’s so good to see you!” she
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don’t go away.
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"You are the Marshbanks heiress.
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Your Grandfather Wellington left
erty of the highest value.—James
you a pot of money.”
Monroe.
"That was really true then?”
"That was really true. Your fa­ Hundreds of war workers need your
ther. Frederick Marshbanks, left an car If you don't. Price» have never
been better.
if you can spare your ••
unequivocal statement and old ear we will pay »pot cash, top price,
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Judge Comstock, the one who died, no delays.
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wife had taken the other child to which we pay a premium.
her heart, and as time went by I
suppose it grew harder and harder
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to think of undoing it alL”
"What’s Gogo doing?”
"He's keeping very mum. But he
Improper broke od|u»lmeat
looks years older.”
1» ■ rubber-wo if or. Nave year
“What will Amy have. Kelly?
broke» checked regularly. If
What money will she have?”
•no wheel “taka» hold" be­
The next visitor, unannounced,
fore the other». Its robbor
was old Mrs. Marshbanks She came
corrie» the foil brunt of »top­
in carrying her knitting, spoke qui­
ping tho cor, with rocultonf
etly to Cherry as if this were the
• xcom I vo rubber wear.
most natural procedure in the world,
In their »eorch for rubber tubili-
and seated herself comfortably near
lutei, KleolHH ore now probing
the bed.
myrcene, o turpentine derivali»«
"Amy came into my room a few
dheovered about fifty year» ago.
The lilt of rubber ’’lourco»" I» grow­
minutes ago.” said the old lady,
ing olmaef dally.
"to tell me that you had made her
a very generous offer."
If Is oxpecled that tho 1*43
"She won’t accept it,” Cherry told
horveif of crudo rubber In
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her.
tho United States will total
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600 tons, all guayulo. Nor­
"She may not have any choice,”
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said her grandmother dryly "She
on
•bout 600,000 ton» of rubber
We will sell your car for you
mentioned it to him, and I gathered
without cost to you.
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a year.
that it made a big difference in his
service gunranteed.
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plans. Amy’s married now to a
you hsv» a buyer, brlns him to us.
man in whose country women don’t Tf
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count at all. He'll accept or he’ll Trades. Contract» paid off. Investi­
refuse things, he'll do the deciding, gate: It will pay you.
from now on."
Cherry’s face brightened as Kelly
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to the old lady, asking her solici­
tously of her health.
Absent-Minded
"Well.” Kelly said. "I came in
Betty—What made yon quarrel
here with news this afternoon, la­
dies. Dreadful news, and yet news with Joe?
Mabel—Why, he proposed to me
that is going to be a relief to us all.
The mystery is over. They have again last night!
Betty—That's nothing to get mad
made—or they are making at this
about.
moment—an arrest.”
Mabel—Oh, ye» It was. I had ac­
“Fran!” both women whispered
cepted him the night before.
together.
"Not Fran, no. But Fran knew
all the time—What’s that?”
"What would have been enough
and more than enough for you and
me, Marchioness."
The name brought back her color
and her smile.
"Not the Porter money. But she'll
have some of the money he left
her long ago. And the legacy the
judge left, supposedly to you. She
is you, now. And what her grand­
mother can leave her. Plenty. Plen­
ty, if she hadn’t brought Gogo in."
Cherry’s eyes were far away; she
spoke thoughtfully: "Kelly, have I
quite a lot of money?"
"You have indeed. Marchioness.
Under a capitalistic system you
have done well. I don’t know how
much. It'll take weeks to get things
W Kellogg's Corn Flekos, alone or with fruit,
supplement tho nutritive element» of milk—
straightened out.”
make a natural combination that helps you
Kelly watched for a moment the
stretch your precious milk supply. You need
pale cheeks and dropped eyelashes,
less than a single glassful per serving. Vita­
and then telling her not to worry
mins, minerals, proteins, food energy—in
about anything, he went quietly out.
one dish!
Dozing and waking, and some­
times seeing May quietly busy in the
room, and once seeing Kelly’s sil­
houette against the window, Cherry
let the day slip by In utter rest
and peace. But she was wide awake,
and feeling more like herself every
minute when at dusk the door
opened softly, and Amy looked In.
"Oh, I wanted to see you, Amy!"
M» ms BM MOM Ml a»0M *1MN
The girl came in with a perfunc­
74a <?wy<'aa/ __
tory smile, a perfunctory question
about Cherry’s health. She went at
once to a chair at the window and
balanced herself oh its wide arm.
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