T H U R SD A Y , O C T O B E R 22, 1031
T H E S PH I NG El El ,D N KW S
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Entered as eecond class matter, February 24, 1903. at the postoffice.
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T H E COUNTY EA IR
C o n tin u a n c e of th e c o u n ty fa ir, b u t w ith ra d ic a l c h a n g e s
in policy n e x t y e a r, h a s b een re c o m m e n d e d to th e L a n e
c o u n tv c h a m b e r o f c o m m e rc e by a sp e c ia l c o m m itte e a p -
tiointed to stu d y th e fair. T h e c o m m itte e re c o m m e n d e d
th a t all paid a m u se m e n t fe a tu re s , tire w o rk s a n d h o rse
ra c e s be d isc o n tin u e d a n d th a t people be allo w e d to c o m e
to see th e fa ir free. It a lso said th a t th e fa ir sh o u ld be held
a t a la te r d a te th a n th e 1931 fa ir w h en th e f a r m e r s w e re
b e st p re p a re d to show .
if th e c o m m itte e ’s p lan w ere follow ed o u t th e 1932 fait
w ould be a s tric tly a g ric u ltu ra l, liv e sto c k a n d 4-H clu b fa ir.
P le n ty of m o n ey h a s b een a p p ro p ria te d by th e c o u n ty e a c h
y e a r io pay all th e p re m iu m s a n d m o si o t th e ru n n in g e x
penses. M ore m o n ey h a s b een a p p ro p ria te d th a n th e a t
te n d a n c e h a s w a rra n te d . H o w ev er, if th e w hole c o u n ty
tu r n s o u t to see a free fa ir th e n th e c o u n ty will be ju s tifie d
in m a k in g th e e x p e n d itu re s. B ut to c o n tin u a lly r e a c h in to
th e ta x p a y e r ’s p o c k e t to m a k e u p d e fic its o n p aid a m u s e
m e n t h o rse ra c e s a n d o th e r lo sin g fe a tu r e s th e c o m m itte e
f e e l s ’is b a d p ra c tic e , esp e c ia lly a t a tim e w h en th e r e is a
d e m a n d to d e c re a se ta x e s e v e ry w h e re possible.
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T H E W IL L A M E T T E P R E S S
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE
One Year In Advance ....... — »LT5 Three Months
81a Month.
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Batata to ba Probated — Mary
HOM E G A R D E N E R S CAN
D IVORCE SO U G H T BY
Terry has been appointed adiiilula
LEA RN OF PLA N TIN G Irator of the aatale o' Fred terry
W IF E ; C H A R G E S MADE
«Z /aW sT IlM B g g
ment. Her level» lips quivered sens- itself guiltless of groom His pillow
But hotel
itively. Under the table she felt had not been tombed
Ratling Meters hbv Reeves te accoas | aKmt with the toe of a silver slipper housekeepers are schooled to sur-
gear Pvt« oa * nano« e.dv tour >■' ,h“ ' ;„ntd she found Peter's foot Io press prises. She brought Rowena son«
e a.Mn
a» an a.ls rtn » ns »turn__At i *
w;suri,
attenti
n h.q U d strong
a little .able,
rum in
^perv.,.
. | t o . ^ " y « ^
r X « >n
u S call
p r his
i ’c eiess
thatpi
gave tea
her with
an aspirin
don't
feel
better
pretty
a i«w n v ln m u Bobby bocoowt * * • ' * “ ! ¡ c a u g h t h e r e y e O f e a r
’If you
hemM parted
tv* r ted trvM
l e i . : her »wevthearl ao.t
»
.
.„ .I
your hii’hand call me—
At i being
1
soon
have
Peter
stared
and
stared
at
her
R o .r o » n u a ir on taking h«i r i » « >" »■*
she
she said.
s
ram ble ao thal »he c»u i ule . u h f r i e r «nJ Everyone else did, too. if it comes tow h-w lien he comes in,
have him to talk to »bool t » n e t
Rowe«« I hat. hut no
tie of all those present! Rowena’s smile was a little force«,.
» t » Peter to eoiraent lo die o r ihe r»pen»r was so amazed and so bewildered! "1 will,"
I. she promise«.
promised.
L e u
each . r r k a . »oor. a . it a m » » *,
ive o'chx-k she asked for her
At fiv
hv her braut» as Peter himself Over
and aatoniahe» P e trr by e a lm « too w o n
and over again he had to remind ¡again
three i . r b u
reach Denver. » *’ • •
I feel worse. she said Rut »!■•
himself that this radiant, exquisite: .
taamg through K intal . V b cago and a :
'T ri just
......... want
....... a doctor
.
the cvnosure of all eyes. 1 ’ did not
0 0 ,. I c . t r and R, . r o a bare nranv lifla creature, ........
C
"Would—
on the » a y .h r le I a r t tr k r . ,.» . r u n » Bobby jrhose sheer heautv fairlv took away I nervon- ' she expl.imed
lo m u m to New Y o rk Ih e m j r m M » • ’ » / one's breath, was the ver» same crisp! would it he asking too much— fot
they reach D enver. Peter and Rowena d,a
von IIIS t to sit .with me a few min
cover Bcbbv ha» dr»e, ted id em and relu m ed and curt Rowena who kept such a 1
I'm sure it's only excitement
to N r . Y o rk b» tra m They are laced » ,th stubborn finger on the steering wheel utes?
NINTH INSTALMENT
the impossible c o n d itio n id c o n tin u e a ihe.r
trip without a chaperon
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Rowena »uggesl. to l i t e r that they make
a •compantonale" n u ,rri**e
,h«y are mar
ried and go to Cheyenne, where th en acrrona,
«b e n thee ask lor room« . u »eparale Sour»,
arouses the guapiciona of the b o ld clerk.
They finally »ucoeed in ge-llng re cm», but
not w ithout exciting the laughter ot the
hotel lounger».
T h e y w ire the company
they have been ntarTied
T h e e ie»unie the trip the nest day and
are overwhelm ed by a cloudburst in an
arroyb and are throw n out ot the car. A
party of tourist camper« give»
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S o th ra and food. Spokane . . «naU» reached
and th * hotel clerk »tr.ilee when they reg
ister
They hnd R arkru rf
M o to r* have
arranged a public revept on and dance ior
Sem .
They are deluged w ith p resent*
N O W GO O N W IT H T H E S T O R Y
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C h in a a n d J a p a n a re p ra c tic a lly a t w a r w ith o n e a n o th e r
an d th e p ro sp e c t o f th e L e a g u e of N a tio n s o r th e r e s t of
th e w orld b e in g able to s tr a ig h te n th e m o u t a p p e a rs n o n e
to o b rig h t. T h e re h a s been a w ave of p a c ifism g o in g th r o u g h
th e w orld but still fig h tin g g o e s on , th e r e b e in g p ra c tic a lly
no tim e sin c e th e w orld w a r sto p p e d w h e n so m e lo cal s c ra p s
o r re v o lu tio n s h a v e n o t b e e n in p ro g re ss.
J o h n J. R a sk o b , m a n a g e r of th e Al S m ith c a m p a ig n , h a s
ju s t given his p a rty $100.000 fo r th e 1932 c a m p a ig n e x
pen ses. W hen th e p a rty c o n v e n tio n m e e ts to n o m in a te
c a n d id a te s it is e a sy to see w h o will be in c o n tro l. L o o k s
like th e d e m o c ra tic p a rty will be w e t a g a in in 1932.
When Peter went out for a took
A w h ale h a s co m e tip to P o rtla n d to live, so th e n e w s
p a p e rs tell us. O u r p re d ic tio n is th a t h e w o n 't sta y . No
w h ale w ould ta k e u p h is ab o d e a m o n g th e s h a r k s in th e
O reg o n m e tro p o lis v ery long.
^BRü€
W O RD S
An o ffic e r o f a n in s u ra n c e c o m p a n y in v ited m e to th e
fo rm a l o p e n in g of so m e m odel te n e m e n t w h ich th e c o m p a n y
h a s e re c te d .
“ W hy sh o u ld I co m e to see m o d el te n e m e n ts ? ’’ 1 a sk e d .
F o r a n s w e r h e p ulled o u t of his p o c k e t a c ru m p le d sh e e t
o f p a p e r, sa y in g , “ H e re ’s a n e d ito ria l t h a t you w ro te n e a rly
fifte e n y e a rs ag o . You p o in te d o u t t h a t th e in s u ra n c e c o m
p a n ie s c o lle c t m illio n s of d o lla rs in a n n u a l p re m iu m s fro m
th e p o o r. Y ou a sk e d w hy so m e of th o s e m illio n s sh o u ld
n o t be us>‘d in te a r in g d o w n old te n e m e n ts a n d e re c tin g
d e c e n t h o m e s In th e ir place.
“ W e re a d th a t e d ito ria l in o u r d ir e c to r s ’ m e e tin g . It
s ta r te d th e th in k in g w h ich h a s re s u lte d in th e s e h o m e s fo r
fo lk s o f m o d e st m e a n s .”
W o rd s a r e m y ste rio u s a n d a w e -in sp irin g . W e s h o o t th e m
in to th e a ir. e ith e r by to n g u e o r pen . a n d m o st o f th e m
p e rish
B u t now a n d th e n so m e s tr a y s e n te n c e d ro p s in to
a m ind th a t re m e m b e rs it, a n d is in flu e n c e d by it fo r y e a rs.
M an y b o o k s, m a n y se rm o n s , m a n y sp e e c h e s h av e ru n
in a n d o u t of m y b ra in le a v in g little tra c e . Y et h e re a re
th r e e q u ite c a s u a l r e m a r k s th a t I re m e m b e r:
1. S aid th e la te T a lc o tt W illiam s, in a ta lk w h ich I had
w ith him im m e d ia te ly a f te r m y g ra d u a tio n fro m co lleg e:
"N e v e r fo rg e t th e old sa y in g o f th e J e s u its . ‘A g r e a t
d eal of good c a n be d o n e in th e w orld if o n e is n o t to o c a r e
ful w ho g e ts th e c r e d it.’ ’’
2. Said a p ro m in e n t b u sin e ss m a n w h en 1 w a s blue a n d
d isc o u ra g e d b e c a u se th e firs t c o n c e rn fo r w h ich 1 w o rk e d
h a d g o n e b u ste d :
“ You a re v ery f o r tu n a te to h av e h a d a se v e re d is a p p o in t
m e n t w hile you a re still y o u n g . T h e m en to be p itied a re
th o s e w h o se d is a p p o in tm e n ts c o m e in m id dle life, w h en it
is to o la te fo r th e m to s ta r t o v e r a g a in . A d is a p p o in tm e n t
in y o u th is m e re ly p a rt of th e h a rd e n in g p ro c e ss t h a t is
n e c e s s a ry to m a k e you c a p a b le of c a r r y in g th r o u g h .’’
3. S aid m y frie n d R o b e rt U p d e g ra ff:
“ N ev er g ru m b le a b o u t y o u r p ro b le m s. T h e y a r e r e s
p o n sib le fo r th e g r e a te r p a r t of y o u r in c o m e .”
O f th e th r e e h its of w isdom th is la st h a s d o n e m e th e
m o s t goo d . W h e n e v e r I th in k 1 a m h a v in g a to u g h tim e I
r e m e m b e r th a t jo b s w ith n o w o rrie s c a r r y sm a ll pay. I t’s
b e c a u s e 1 h a v e la r g e r tro u b le s th a t 1 d ra w a la r g e r incom e.
N o n e o f th e s e th r e e frie n d s p ro b a b ly g a v e h is r e m a r k a
s e c o n d th o u g h t. B u t 1 h av e n e v e r f o rg o tte n th e m , a n d I
now p a ss th e m o n in th is e d ito ria l. N in e ty -n in e o u t of e v e ry
h u n d re d r e a d e r s will p ay n o a tte n tio n .
B u t so m e d ay .
fifte e n y e a rs fro m now . so m e b o d y m a y s a y : “ I re a d so m e
th in g o f y o u rs a lo n g tim e a g o , a n d it g a v e m e a fre sh id e a .”
T h a t ’B th e m a rv e lo u s th in g a b o u t w o rk in g w ith w o rd s.
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Irene Moaa filed suit for divorce
In circuit court Monday against
her hauhand Lae Mo»». The plain
tiff allege» that her haubnnil ha»
called her name« and ha» declared
he ha» no affection for her.
The couple married at Olympia.
Wash.. Seplem her 19. 1927. and
have no children The plaliftlff
seek» Ihe return of her former
, mime of (turns.
laapertlon of the t ’hrlatle pro
! perty n«-ur Cu»hni«n »nil the lleuck
property. Both on the STu»l«w high
way, wan made yesterday by Clin
ton Hurd, county commissioner,
and Eugene V. Slattery, deputy dl»
trlct attorney.
The Inspection was made In pre
paration for two right-of-way aalta
soon to be heard In circuit court
The county 1» plaintiff In the
! Christie suit and defendant In the
! Heck action. In Ihe latter ault the
ownera seek to recover damages aa
a result of closing of a railroad
crossing near their land.
I lam ages of »5000 and special
dam ages of »19« S3 are sought by
Lillian Schmidt In a suit filed
against Sarah Glllman In circuit
court Wednesday.
Plaintiff, according to the com
plaint, was In a car on the l*aelflc
highway at Creswell July 22 when
ihe car was struck by defendant'*
car and plaintiff sustained personal
Injuries.
CLUB A G EN T T A K E S
D ISPL A Y S TO SH O W
K. C. Ktiehner, Lane county Four-
11. club agent, leaves this week lor
Portland with the club displays
from Ijine to be set up at the Pa
cific International Livestock ex
hibition which opens next Satur
day. October 24. and closes Gcto
ber 31.
Mr. Kuehner will remain at Port
land during the week of the ex
hibition.
b i, . i f ,
Helen Alice Rlllott filed suit for
divorce In circuit court Wednesday
alleging desertion.
The couple mniArtsd at McMinn
ville May 15. 1930. and have no
children. Plaintiff says thnt defend
ant left here September 1. 1930.
W ILL OF M RS. ADAMS
FIL E D FO R P R O B A T E
Will of Mrs. Edith (’. Adams,
wife of E. J. Adams, who died In
Washington. I). C.. March 16. 1928.
was filed for probate here Monday.
Edgar J. Adams is named execu
tor of the will. The estate of »300
In personal property and »3000 In
real property Is left to Mr. Adams.
Dism issal of a petition for the
removal of Charles A. Riggs as
administrator of the estate of
George W. Riggs was ordered by ,
probate court Friday.
The handling of Ihe estate by
The couple married at Corvallis
The alleged cruelty Is said to have Ihe administrator was upheld by
the court.
E. Crowe, county commissioners, started January 1, 1931.
will attend.
A meeting ot the
commission will be held the first
day of the meeting.
Judge C. P. Barnard of the coun-
W ILL BF H E R E SOON
W e h a v e a g o o d su p p ly o f trim m in g * fo r th in joyouit
o c c a sio n . Y ou'll llntl s o m e th in g fo r th e little folkn
a n d Ih e big folkn lo o C o m e In a n d look th e m ov er.
Ketel’s Drug Store
In New Store
Mnin, Near Fifth
The Big Races are Won
with
that,
high
Ray.
General Ethyl gasoline and that should tell you
there is proof of its double power. It is the best
test gasoline on the market and along with Violet
anti-knock, makes a pair that can’t be beaten.
Drive in here and let us prove it.
UA ” S tr e e t S e r v ic e S ta tio n
The Theory of a Second Dessert
In b rie f, I t’» th is. M edical a c len ce know n tb a t
a w c e ts h a v e a frie n d ly e ffe c t o n d lg e a tlo n . lie n e e m o st
d o t to r s a p p ro v e d e s s e r t a f te r tneala.
Hot sc ie n tific tent» ahow th a t th ia e ffe c t w e a n o ff
b e fo re a m e a l c a n be c o m p le te ly aH tdndlated. H en ce,
a n h o u r o r tw o a f te r th e m e a l, re n e w th e e ffe c t w ith a
se c o n d d e a w r t o f th e c a n d y y ou like bent.
Oor Candies Are Fresh and Delicious.
R G G I M A N N ’S
tw i
'Where the Service le Dllferoni"
T h u rsd a y , F rid ay
S a tu rd a y
88c Days
Bargains In
Every Department
The Golden Rule
Rulera of Low Prices
10th <& Willamette— EUGENE— New Schaefer« Bldg.
5POK15MENS
HEADSUARTERS
,z
’
T h e e le c tr ic
w a s h e r s u b s titu te s
e le c tr ic p o w e r f o r h u m a n la b o r
friendi of the out-
of door) at the
T h I
PRESIDENT
p»»rr»itfrw’e wom an w ho w ath rd her tim ple
garment» by toakmg them 1.1 water and beating
(hern againtl • »lone d id i/. Stave w ch • bad idea
X A CUSHMAN
(•VNMf
R«Rr»#ento»iv« o f Rt*
ab WoMo« Laifw W
OTfco, it AOW «*«•••»
|M b
^B#t>
a*l t»«4)4/ert«v». Ma
!•« jrov to drop bi and
— ib e
tleclric
w it h e r ope ra te» on ihe »am«
general princip le, only w»enlifK«Hy m odified
and ad fu tle d io that no harm it done lo the
d jin tieit article» of wearing apparel.
I here n one important difference, whereat the
p r im itiv e w om an actually w o r k e d when »he
w ashed clothe», the m odetn woman »imply
hit YOUR
rL A N D
wefehet an efficient machine »obrtitute electric
k O Q U A R T tR #
ROAD W ORK U RG ED ON
power for human labor.
In a few hour«, and at the coat of only a few
LANE CO U N TY PR O JE C T
Further efforts to have the state
! highway commission provide for
the construction of the section of
ihe Siuslaw highway between Cush
man and Florence this winter will
1 be made by the Lane county court
at the meeting of the state highway
commission at Portland November
12.
This work can be carried on
i through the winter and It would be
a great aid in providing employ-
! ment, said Judge C. P. Barnard.
H A L L O W E ’EN
D E S E R T IO N A LLEG ED
IN D IV O RCE ACTION
A D M IN IST R A T IO N NOT
W IFE A SK S D E C R E E
COUNTY O F F IC IA L S T O
T O BE C H A N G E D , O R D E R
ON C R U E L T Y C H A RG E
M EET A T PO R T L A N D
Cruel and inhuman treatment
are cited as basis for a divorce In
a complaint filed in circuit court
by Helen Chamberlain against her
husband G. P. Chamberlain.
Administrator la Appointed —
George Iteevea hue beeu appointed
adnilnlatrator of the eatate of
Thomas
Iteeyea.
The
ealate
amounts to »126# In real property
and »#33 73 In personal property.
DAM AGES S O U G H T AS
R E S U L T O F A C C ID EN T
to Buddy, enclosing the money ■ r i- r. do ««» W harm, he argued pe -
r(,
a,ong ^ ¡,h the other proof#
At seven o’clock Mr Meeker '
laughed good-naturedly. ‘‘I’ve of their
L ^ f a X « cW
o?sagePeo?°onrch‘d , had all the fnn I c - - n d f o r , o n e route.
/ " - w jj
entire-
K
n i bloTsoms for Rowena and
J*1™ ’ J “" ‘
' satisfied with
futur pros-
___ their,
___ future
sure io get a receipt
. as she was packing her bag
rdenia for Peter’s buttonhole.
* ‘^ iie ss "we better let her stick it found the skeptics."
ore the witness of an open door.
«at on
When Peter had g ne
It’s a great little burg." she said
in for you,” said Mr Meeker "Seems
rmly. "When 1 am a thorough
- - - it - 'give»
-
like
more of ' a bridal touch the edge of
o : the
tne bed an
a- I t n i y ' u
In things”
all over. In a way, she dec
' it ■ !•< maid I shall buy me a dog or
-•hing and come and live here.
Rowena rose to the occasion. She'wa« rather an awful -h ug tile« had
' It’s ju<t the sort of town I like And
kissed the gardenia prettily and then; done. But it had been so t.ti
Peter's
chin
d
-usly
important
for
!•
th
of
the:
—
j
am rjch and famous I will rent
flicked it coquettishly on Pe
efully —
into , ¡ the trip
pictures and t' e ,i,e - j,ri,|al
before she tucked it care!—,
- . had—the
. ,
------- suite by
- the year and you
fhe lanet of his coat—all this to the stories And the money—the money ,-an K;ve me an autographed picture
.......... of ' ••
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Rackruff to adorn my walls.
beaming delight
Mr. »«—
Meeker
and i most of all! But it was too bad f
this sort of thing had to happen—
jqj invite Mr. Meeker to tea
the confusion of Peter.
Flushing with rosy pride. Mr. and to a sweet thing like Peter who r . fry Sunday and we’ll discuss our
Meeker led them down to the recep really rather deserved a better break pa„ glories and rememher-when"
"It's pretty plain what they think
tion-room and introduced them once -—he was so old-fashioned at heart
Rowena stood up and yawned and r,f „-e in these parts.” said Peter re
more to all the Rackruff dealers and
their wives, and then to the gentle- got into bed. She would do her level yTrtfuU,. “It seems a dirty trick to
men of the press—and editors and best to insure that annulment, in p)ay rhem--they were so kind about
publishers among them, too, as well common fairness to Peter. Certainly rvrrything
■rythi
The
orchestra | it was for
her
"One
as mere reporters
ine orcne»ira|ii
iu i
n .i to make sure of it.
‘One good thing about it. en-
struck up the wedding march and ! He was too careless, too sensitive to enurag- d R< w-na “if for any reason
Peter and Rr wena. flanked bv Mr ¡public opinion
He might get that mv judc- «h-nld hit a snag in getting
Meeker on one side and the' head | receipt for his night’s residence and us annulled we Won’t need any o'her
waiter on the other, led the proc<s-lhe might not. She would make sure, grounds after la«t night We’ll call
the hotel force for affidavits’
»ion into the ballroom for dinner She lifted the receiver of her tele-
“What a cad they mti«t think me I"
The seats designed for them were phone and asked them to send up the
“Don’t you care darling. Next
raised above the others in a royal housekeeper
When she came in an efficient, time we come her'- v iu shall have the
mound of white roses. This. Mr.
Meeker explained in a loud whisper, large, Scotch woman. Rowena looked bridal suite and their sympathy and
little limp and wan
I ’ll step out for the night.”
represented the solitaire diamond of
“I don’t feel so very well,” she
an engagement ring, which was typi
fied by the rest of the tables ranging said childishly. "I wonder if you
the full extent of the hall in a great could get me something hot to drink?
circle.
I I don’t want to be sick.”
Continued Next Week
Never had Rowena been so beautt-1 The housekeeper was surprised, it
ful. Her eyes the blue of a summer was three o'clock in the morning and
sky—sparkled with pleased
Annual meeting of the state aa-
I soclation of county Judges and
: commissioners will be held at Port-
! land Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, November 12 to 14.
Aocount of totato Fllad — Final
account of the eatate of Cecil J.
Hluy ler waa filed III probate court
Thursday.
Bankruptcy Petition Piled— A
petition lu bankruptcy waa Hied In
Account of Citato Filed— Final rederul court al ISirtland Tuesday
account
of the probate of Ihe ea- by Harold IX Ruck of Oakridge. Lia
D IVORCE SO U G H T BY
tule of William J lletitiltiger waa bilities are listed al »111974 and
W IF E : C R U E L T Y C H A RG E filed Monday.
a»aela »60.
tit toed softly from
out the light and tip-tc
earlier in the day to provide the They mean so well."
“But it was Rackruff got us into it the room. She had a witness to tho
coveted suit.
Mr. Meeker told her confidentially —it isn't our fault” she protested, virginal privacy of her night in the
They danced through the ball with bridal suite.
.......................
that the only reason he had not told
her about the wristwatch was because a display of domestic devotion that1 Rowena was about half through
At
two
breakfast
the
next
morning
when
they had evidently planned it as an | was thoroughly convincing
afterthought and he hadn't heard of io clock when it was over they went, Peter came in. He sat down opposit«
laughing uD-stairs
bridal suite her and the waitress almost ran
ap-s______ to — the ----------
• . up
When the reception was over they and while he changed quickly from to get the order But Peter said ho
were driven triumphantly back to the formal to street dress, she lounged; already breakfasted, would take only
hotel in a procession of Rackruff „ full display in the sitting-room coffee, very hot. please,
too - good fot him,
roadsters, so that a considerable before the chaperonage of an open1 'She's entirely —
the brute," said the waitress to ths
crowd gathered in the streets to cheer door.
When he went in to say good night pastry cook. "She never said a word
them on.
- w ,
rm of her Dig but ‘Good morning.’ Didn’t even
“Peter, don't you love it? de- he sat down on the arm
manded Rowena when they were chart and cuddled her bright hea ask him where he’d been all night."
Peter was a little self-consciou»
again alone in the bridal suite—alone, ’ roughly,
ughly. in his arm.
.Z S C 'À ftë;
but with the door noticeably ajar. b e Î ? . Zn aP w h « d les^
cut. ,e7
Rowena?"
he hîTcônstrô'inï seemed thaj of a gu ilt,
“Don't you adore being a husband?
Rowena was sweetly
Aren’t you glad we got married ? a ? we are married a J T i fancy
even friendly.
Why. if
had known
.. I - —
-------- .-- it was such , were
w ere golag
co ljg to have the ----------------
tw<W' own t “I only
with
the hotel had given
fun I’d have been married dozens o » |,lnie ce, -..ucing any sane Judge that
times before this"
Y .s ..thing W it but the cere- them a
Peter waited in the lobby down-
-.
c< detail shaker
said Mr Meeker
SW
For home gardeners there Is a
timely and Interesting pamphlet at
the office of the county home de
mouatrutlon agent for free dlatrl-
liutlon.
Now Is Ih»' lim e to take Inven
tory and plain new crops or cleau
up Ihe «aiden In preparation for
aiiolhcr eaaon. the pamphlet aaya.
There are a large number of
winter and early »prlng crop»
which are particularly good If
planted now.
LAND IN L A W SU IT ON
HIGHW AY IN S P E C T E D
around town she hurried away with
BO N D E L EC TIO N
her share of the wedding presents in
T h e to w n of S p rin g field will hold a sp e c ia l b o n d e le c tio n
March of a pawn-shop, where she lett
them securely locked away from dan
on O cto b er 28 to v o te on re fu n d in g $50,000 in b o n d s c o m in g
ger of ’.heft or toss, and stopped for
d u e fo r w h ich th e r e is n o m o n ey to pay. T h e b o n d s if v o te d
an express money order on her way
will n o t In c re a se th e ta x e s n o r th e in d e b te d n e ss of th e to w n
borne.
.
There wasn’t enough money tor,
b u t sh o u ld lo w e r th e m slig h tly if a g o o d bid is re c e iv e d , a t
She drfted lazily in F eter’a arms.
the suit but she bought a new frilly ■
a le sse r in te re s t ra te .
collar and cuff set to brighten up the
after the hall
old one which she extravagantly sent, of. thesr trip.
In e ffe c t th e b o n d a p p ro v a l will be lik e s ig n in g a new
The housekeeper sat down hesidu
down ‘to the*hotel cleaners for press-
When dinner was over a d he
n o te at th e b a n k a f te r o n e h a s ex p ired a n d y ou a re n o t a b le
“ Ing She had • a «mall eleetr;c iron danced with her for the first time he the led Rowena looked very y u n g .
very ffushed. altogether adoral’e in
to pay You still ow e th e m o n ey w h e th e r y ou sign th e n o te
gnd a folding tx^rd in her big w it- was startled and stirred to discover her soft night things
in the d,m
hesitancy
that
she
was
a
feather
in
his
arm
s;
o r not. It m erely p u ts you in b e tte r s ta n d in g w ith th e le n d e r
but >he felt some
¿hcu, «sorting .to such an economy J
« « / T h h light the h »usekeeper could m t «'•«
a n d f u r th e r a c k n o w le d g e s y o u r o b lig a tio n .
how old they were, and worn
Ihe
WThePre«pticnhwas a huge success, ouch—and that «he seemed to melt housekeeper had her own ci ■ m
We re c o m m e n d th a t y ou v o te y e s o n th e re fu n d b o n d s a s
about men anyhow, and her 1 ic e
h^st neoole in their best r’otbes into the music like music itself
it will s tr e n g th e n th e to w n ’s c re d it a n d r e p u ta tio n w ith th e
I'h a
were^Droperl'P impressed Peter
' "Rowena." he whispered. “>t's great grew grimmer and gTimmer
fin a n c ia l w orld. T o v o te d o w n th e b o n d s w o uld only m a k e
» es
night
housekeeper
in
a
big
h>
:«
Rewcna in a mound of tf wers in the i n’? it?—Really, its ,ust corking.
th e to w n fa c e fo re c lo su re a n d n o o n e e lse w ould w a n t to
Rackruff roadster ©ere ph -ogr:.--’-e ' "it's gorgeous. Pe’er i t « ’" /’''“J much
>>«
When
r
,i irw-il nanr-r- intorvseseed hv Vnd, oh. darhng. think l,»»w they re
.. — . Rowena seemed t
lend it a n y m o re m o n ey .
er
for the local pane .
* co„p|e nf month»: dropped off
*h5D1' ;'I
S in ce so m e o f th e $35,000 issu e to be re fu n d e d is held
representative» of the press
' I."
"Pm r
read in the paper about- her commiseratingly
they
gratola’ed on every ha-
by local people th e re is a fu rth e r, re a s o n to m a k e good. No
H
____ all
she muttered, “a pretty young
annulment ________
and know _ it was
a
pearl-s’od 'e !
V.‘ n't the' go down—plop! ,:ke that.—Him out all nigl. arj
m a tte r w h a t w e th in k of th e p a st s itu a tio n w h e re no s in k in g . I given
farce!
ghter. which worked success»
fu n d w as c re a te d fo r th e $35.000 d u e in F e b ru a ry w e sh o u ld
Md Rowena s wrist-watch with the - l ik e a flat tire?"
, them Juft married t-T h an k God 1
same
design in chip diamonds She
I suppose so," he assented soberly, found men out in time I
vote fo r th e b o n d s a s th e y p ro v id e a d e fin ite w ay to re d u c e
accepted d with a glowing smile and Looking at it that way. it seems
Rowena smiled
f
inner regTet that she had not had it rather a low trick to play on them, self when the housekeeper had turned
th is o b lig atio n .
______
T h e s ta te fa ir b o a rd h a s a n e le p h a n t o n its h a n d s a f te r
th e a n n u a l exhibit. T h e o w n e r o f th e e le p h a n t h a s d is a p
p e a re d leav in g a b u n c h o f d e b ts a lo n g w ith th e e le p h a n t
a n d a s n o n e of th e d e b to rs se e m to w a n t a n e le p h a n t th e
b e a st c o n tin u e s to e a t u p th e ta x p a y e r s ' h a y a t S a le m . T h is
is in d e e r a p ro b lem of th e M eier a d m in is tra tio n . If th e
g o v e rn o r h a d been a r e g u la r R e p u b lic a n in ste a d o f a n in d e -
l»endent n o d o u b t th e p a rty w ould co m e to h is re sc u e .
Insufficient support, a mean dl«
1 posinoti, desertion and oilier cruel
and Inhuman Irt'alineiil are allowed
by Gertrude Helen Swllaer against
her husband, Jack <1. Swllaer. In a
divorce complaint tiled In circuit
court Monday
The plaintiff ask» return of her
former name of Oerlrude Helen
Swifter. The couple married al
Cottage Grove April >0, 1930. anil
have no children and no property
right» to he »vlGeil. The alleged
deaerllon I» alale a» July 20. 1931
C3EG0N?
$ i o o , c c f î PREM IUM S O c t . ^ t s c r d S
21»l A r 'c ia l Expi itl in combines Pnrc-brrd Llveslork Show)
Fat Slock Show; D airy, M a n n fn riu rrrs ' anil Land I ’rorluct-
Show»; Wool and M oh air Show, Ponltry an I lla lib it Show,
l n d u » l r i a l E xh ibit», lioys’-GIrls’ Club W ork E xh ibit», Wild
l.lf« E i h l t i i l » ; "Trath-in-fele«ta" Exhlbltal and »pwt.ii irlur H o w Show
Eleven »ere» under one roof.
P a rk in g »par» fo r 6,MO »ate».
Paved
road» dlreet to entrane».
Reduced fare» on all tran»pnrtalion
P o rtland, Oregon
HOTEL
PRESIDENT
A T A . ¿ÀLDFR
rqé T land
A*
c e n t!. . . became electric tervicc m cheap . . .
Mt
e « » l« le e e (#»•<!. « lo ifc lw o
o ^ e M l s r . MOOHM IMF
» ■ M A N D I COM PLETE
e le c tric wather will do the biggeit kind of
« L a o rm c i n v i c E
dealer's stock.
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