Medford mail tribune., June 25, 1929, Image 10

PA OE TEN
rv.TWntlT -frAH, TRTBTTKE, "NrKDFOnD.. OfiF.fi OX- TUESDAY, .TTTXB 23, 1029.
1 1 i
News Note of Pomona and
Subordinate Grange Chapters
Given by Official Reporters
Jor the j&e of ajadij
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Clmi'Kr I
MOONLIGHT AND FAIR LADY
IT was a warm, Hill nlg.it, lit bj
Hie oft radlanco of rlnliit
moon and full of tho JnnKiioroui
franrancs of lionoyBiickJe, while
from the hodowy woods Holt th
Bolt, bubbling liotoB ot a alghtln!
gain.
8lr niclmrd, glancing at hit com
panion, esplnd a gllslorlng tftndrll
of lialr, a allm. proud arcbod foot
Biid a voluminous cloak.
"Ayo mo, ma'iii," b cxclahnod,
slglilng boavlly, "'tis night most apt
to slgbful dalliance, how Bay your'
"That I would be alono, sir."
"Nay, but considor yon bright
moon."
"Come, proofed, lady, 1 dpr!
And now bis eyi-s wnre twinkling,
his lips twisted In their sardonic
smile; she met his eyes and
spoke, yet in her tone was subtla
change.
"TIs said, Sir Richard, that you
were a rebel and condemned to
death."
"All true, nia'm. Delng younger
then and grealer fool, I, for sake o'
lady frail as fair, enllsled for the
I'retendor, wns taken at Sherrlff
mulr, clapped in prison, escaped
she ax by a miracle and was final'
y pardoned."
"You did tills ror a woman:
"Well, 'twas 10 years ano, ma'am.
and most boys are fools!"
"And the Iady7"
"Oh, marrlod, ma'm, married.
But what more o' myself?"
"Well." said she unwillingly,
"'tis rumored you do consort with
tlilovos highwaymen "
"Nay, nay, gentlemen o' the High
Toby, ratuor! 'Twas one sucb
saved my head for me, contrived
the miracle of my escape, a clever
dog and hath my.abldlng gratitude.
And yonder is your Inn." Aod be
nodded where, across tho village
green and close boaldo a square
church-tower, rose the chimneys of
the (Juyfiord Arms, a great ram
bling place ot Jutting gables.
They were close upon the Inn
.when from the wido-flung casement
k ... r- v.
A'-V'.
a;
Helen D'Arcy superbly beautiful and the toast of London
'tis very bright,"
Hi-v. O. T. liiriraii.
Annlli.-l- Kivnt Hlin.k awilllr.l Hi"
lliaim" ini'inli.-m ami Hi" rmiimu
nlly whi'ii Ih" news anio "f
mlim nf nur h.-lnviil iiuhI-,Iiiii-laln,
Ih" K.'V. O. T. MniKim-
llinllur MniKiill w Hllhki'll
Willi pill'lllyHlH IhhI O.'lnln-r. K"W
..t .,xn., ,1 rvi'i- In hi'" linn
I, ul ny in,-
'Indeed, 'tis very bright," Bhe
niisworcd. "Too bright for some
folks hlghwaymou, for liwtanco!"
"pad so!" ho oxclalinod "'High
waymen!' say yon. Now I woudor
why?"
They had reached the high road
by now, stretching white bofore
thoni.
"Here, sir," said she, "I will glvo
you good night!"
"Which 1 return, ma'm, with all
my heart," he answered with care
less how. "'TIs night to be en
Joyed; let us go on."
"So you will afflict mo with your
piesem-e, alrt"
"i-i, iii- ms'in until I weary, or
you reach your friends or carrlngo.
itlrai-e nf llml ami Ihinuiili in" or lllll, or
i . ,.1 .-mi iiiimliiK l.y I". " "Sir, you grow but the more de-
I t niU na I lv I'i'.-ni "K'H Hi.nn-n-.i.i- (csiaDIP
1 i:i v rti.'.-i'o ami r,M , .,,i
mn.-lir alxen a Hiipiny
I,. ink" linni" anil .llHlilhul"
i...,,.n Ills I'oilinna nii'lill"'!"
llnlll". ,
All am.,- thai MMil" I'olut I"
nudity K"l l'!i"' "
,ini inlloll.
Ami iniw llu'H" .lili-sut.-H ami
MhIIihh Inn" all I'.'tlll n.'il hinm
lii'.ili,-il Willi lilKhii- lili-ul". filled
Mllh n m-.-iit.-i' ! ("V th''"' ""1,M'
,,ii,l iiImi wllh mi "'III'''1 rl," "'
l.'i,int-Hilllly Inwiiul Ih" w"r,
iil.lill Ih.- lli-ttliK" I" lilB '
lli-i-nllllilli.li.
I'illtll- IN.I.ll IJl-MIIKI-.
Knul" I'liini ii.a.ii;" I"-'.'
i.-i;..lnr ini-i-iiiic on T.i'-Mliiy '-.'ii-
..... Imi.i IS. Willi 11 lill'm- llllenil-
lini" pn'MliI mnl Mlli'iH f r"'
'.'..l;i.l r.Hnl. H.ihih Valley mnl.
Jai KmiuvUIi- lilMlllil'H.
Th" fn-Hl ami Hi-1'nint il.'tl.'.".
n-ie .-iil.fevi.'.l nl a ilui-i of i'IkI.I
t.i tin- I'l iilial l-.ilnt .li'M.'i- l-:ii-TIiIh
roiiili'Hy Win. nm.ll .U'P"
.lali'it lw in. I' tliani!.- ami nmin
.'i.iiiillini-nlai y I i-in a l k wi-n-hi'aiil
rniii-.'i nnm Ih.- Mih inllil
inmiiiel' In Willi" Ihe leitiii.'H weie
ih livel eil ami Hi" n ei ll"ll nf Hi"
.hill wn. k. Thl wink wa l
.hint.- nf Mn.x' Haley ami na
il , iv,lil In IiIh lll'llll.v UK ill in
innsti-r.
'Vhe ri-pnrl nf rl.iiein-e Ivnle.
ili'U-Kali- 1" Stale lil.iniie. wa- n'V
liili'iralliia, i in K i.h a n'i K""-!
I,!. nf Hi,- wmk ilnne tlu'n' Mi'
i.lll.' tull.'H-ii lllll Hi" llriinne
inollii iiiii-i "Ml l'li "'ul
w, -i k Ih nol fc!!!"l fur a lliaiiKiT" j
In- ulil" In Hlimil ami
Ink., a few-
ami In h" kik.'h '.n m
uli....l .-hall' .1 lllllll tnwtl.
IIIh ii'inv.'.y ho ih'un"il Hi"
Haul" Point l ! in nti- Hint ul Hi"
' IiihI in.-i'il.m Hiey Im-lnieti'il th"
ihuliliilll to draft n I'i-hoIiiIIhii to
i lw H.'.il tn llmlli.'i- Miubiiii- i-n-
in'Ht.llli; ili-ilMll.' at III" li'.'.'Veiy.
1 .' t i- 11 it I ll K I'lli'nlii'aein.'lit mll
li hi'.-r. n ml ih.- hoin- that lie mini"
hiiiiii la- with ii Ukiil" 11111 11
I Hi'i'iiiH, sili'll was mil IJinrH will.
1 mi Juniiiiiy S. I93S our paM-
I'haiilulll Hloml 111 Hie allill' "( "1"
i KiikIo Point llnilli;.' a"'' HhIi-iii'iI
I to tlies" wolili. Himkeil hy our
1 winlhy Htiite liliii-tiT, li.-oriiO A.
i l-.,liiilt"i':
in, I Ii !,
j 1 11 H I'si'in IIIK J --ii
, himk. Ill w hl. h all look tor l-
iliim ami IliHlrllilloil. I nee.l ll"
in... v.iu in In- fallhliil lo ymir
i iillliiB. Ah . h a . I a I n of Hi'"
litiiliK". tn your il'tiyi'lH to the'
Mii-ter of III" lli.-iil liiani;.- aliiiM-j
inav ml neur labor In Mil" Mayl
111" Kimil Heed whlih yon Htiall'
mil (all lli!'ll sooil Hill I mnl brill I
foil, I ll luimlleil fold"
Mr, llnvl.'H Is Slewaul it Ihe Mat.-linni,..-
mnl he lei lar.-i. Ih.il tie
k-pl on tin- lump ("in Hi"
lllll" h" nnliid Ihi'l" on Sunday
lllllll ! o i loi k Ih" ti'lli-wnm Sat
unlay liiin'limn wln-H the ilians"
ml ami nrd Ho l ile thai Hie
.'i.ty li-i'l' lie had hum the Urn"'
In- li-fl l:nl- P.-Int umil ho Rot
Ivn k I" inn' l-raii'iul little i ll :
wan while lie wan dilMliK h.'ili". '
Tin- lii inte n I ,-,1 lli.il our
hal'lalil Hhimld ,-n.l a i.'s.-liiliinl
t.l Olll' !H.t-l'lHllHlH, Itiolhi' IV.
T Movnan. en i ins an .-vtnvMil'm
i'f pli-ai-me llml I... w.ii hh tar
inleiifd tloin Iuh lllm"- an to tn
.nit aualli. of rm-inn iivili'iil and
h.'.'l- and of Ih" hoi',- Hint he
liiiKht Hi-oil sta ll l-e Willi li'
Afti-r H.-mi' (j.-nrial di.i'iii-ioi.
anrnl Ihe l.i'W lliaiit" h..ll. III.
Ii i liuvi- i.i,-.-"l.',t Ih.- foil-in inn
I'l.m rnr... rail. iuiii'."i- if vilnih
vn. miii-ft eni-?-t-if '
ii., wiill v.-., mir wiil'tliy Hiai"
iniii-lei- eland tn'-Oilo Hi" ehailain
ul hl Htnllon. Willi III" hmi'l o"
liln Hliould.'i' and nay. "Ilehold
lour rli.tlil.iln." Many ee were
tilled will! ti'ai'H.
' 'Vlii-i- woiili I'olne I'aek to U"
as wi- lii-Hi' tho sad ni-WH of tli"
l-alni; of our woitllv nisl--hiili-laln.
ii. T M.'isan. and we know
itti.it h. falihlully fiiltilled the ln-
slrilrtionH n'leil ll,m when ho was
IliHlalled an inn' I'haplatll.
Ilroth.-r Moiii.ili lias l-i'i-n r-"
tor of the vrasli- Point i-tuiivh for
lw,. irars and mull hi allll-'tlo"
ta-t ivtolxr. A undent of phll-,i-,..hy
ami l-s liolony. hti iud
w.'ii- full of wlntom. undiTiland-
.... ...t !-., lliili- I. ll.
Ilali'lv do uitnii.ti-r with Hi"
ahlllti of K.-V. MoiBHll flll.l their;
wai into Hin-li small tow iih ast
i:.iiil.- Point. Put hi" was a nils-;
sl.-n.ny siititt lliiih station and;
!, nldli a.'.liiuii meant Mule to'
him
i A
arfartlv. ma'm! And our near
est Inn Is tho Guyfford Arms, two
mii.ia hnmo. Walking at four
miles to the hour thus gives you
but half on hour to endure tho la
Mellon ot tity company, and In halt
an hour you may tell me more ot
myself, my sins and frailties, than
I am at present sensible ot mine
ears atlend you."
"So he It. sir, and now shal' they
tingle." Sho tossed back her hood
wllh sudden angry gesture, show
ing hltn all Iho proud scornful
beiiulv of her face.
"I know you, Sir Richard Guyf
ford, for one ot Infamous lite, a
menace to all purity and Inno-
(-.-l.! "
"Kgad!" h eiclalmed, shaking i
! his head, "and I know myself a
very t'alo, fleeing Woman like a
I pliiKiu-! . . - Continue. I beg!"
j "I know you for drunken satyr
' a cold hearted libertine "
Now. 'pou my soul, ma m, you
shock me."
-And oh, most vile a black
mailer ot women who "
Kvon as she gasped at his frarful
oalh sho was stayed and swung hy
powerful hand to behold a face so
transfigured that her courageous
spirit quailed at last, and. boning
proud head, she eoierct her face
against those awful, glaring eves.
"You are Indeed S'r Klchard
Gii (lord?" she Inquired, In voice
strangely hushed.
"Never doubt It. I am he, ma m.
upon my honor."
And now as he went beside her,
his sombre eves nsring down at
while m.vt or up at brllltaut mo.-n.
she looked at him otien and with
ever-Increasing unease.
ot an upper chamber roso a sudden
tuneful roar nnd the words:
"Of Helen ive the prnlsrs sing,
Our Invo anil worship li'lllu'.
To lli-li-ti let our glassrs rlnB
To Hcl. to Hel, m Helen
"Ay, bnrk to 'cm!" said Sir Rich-
"Pnar fnilln. SfiVTV. misguided
,.i-hi tnssltnr dnwn bumper to
rni-nrdlaiS She WllO IS prOOS-
bly smiling on anoiuer ai nun inu
ment." Here, (lndlng the lady had gone
ou and was walking swituy away
lm hurried aftor her.
"lint ihn inn. ma'am will you
not enter?"
"No. air."
Kb. hecause o" the poor
wretches' dismal howls!"
"Ilecause I am going home, sir
..l..n .." It r.ttif-ntod.
'"I am living In the lane beyond
inu
tia n,,i no answer, but walked
i rmu-ninr thoiicht. and when he
had gloomed beside her thus some
distance she laugneu suuueui...
v.mi m. 1 think, by nature a
nmi'iian eren lure?" she indulred.
"Why, I'm better company when
drintic tliev lell me. he answeren
"And 1 suppose the worst name any
woman may answer to is iioieni
nh ulr! And why?"
"Well, she was a wanton, brought
.in nnd dnstriii-tlon on a brave
neonle. A somewhat wholessle
ia.lv. for vour orilinary woman
"Too good tor your ordinary
nisti ir '
"Hum! Now. touching yourself,
n, m You ha" never met that
complete man o' fashion my hi
dear cousin, Julian Ouyftord!"
No! . . . And here is my
house, sir." said she. pausing at
galo set amidst a very high, thick
h.t.io,. ! hid von aood -night." Sir
Ilk-hard took off his bat and bowed
'Y'r servant, ma'm." said he,
turning to bo gone, but she stsyed
1 Mm with a gesture. Mr Kirnarti
' i iMnk nerhans vou may send back
I those letters some day?"
I "I think, perhaps. I may. ma m
' After this they remained silent
i awhile, he staring up at the moon,
slip studvine his (ace
"You have never asked my naxe,
sir."
' Slitc. mam. ll never occurred
; lo me."
i "I am Helen D'Arcy."
Helen!" he repealed. "Ay. I
i feared so. Madam. 1 salute you."
i c.-rv-ic'. isrs, Jtit'p Ai-.in'.'i
ssTW' - -i TWh TiV -tiTfA.S v
is' .m..viv1a a ij itx
i
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UHEE ELUD
Our v-t .hripUlu Unjf ha (
On a Ih-.I of hett'W. iAin.
I Uh.av tun . ill in v tToktn
uui.tt mul tra.Wr of thoj (f? tft with his ttoil ..swnv
.i.v.a.1 l.iiiriui.',ii imr cmiri'lHily i
Hichirrf. it tt Ihown ( to-(f.
i crptr, WI h.V btt
1 pjnlcd b ack.tr IMn h Otttrt
A tv ChrUt he other lea.
In of w 1m( thA oe-1
t..n u tt.ni..l into the
t:ni; iwh lHt'ii.ivc
IW Mi'H4 im fr in.")'
pi o!-ir of tit'loi.v n.t
,f A Ut'KiiASf i ,l,ir-n U.M'tvin
rni.i-il n.l itlvi m ltake l m
tihv an.l Wi iuai.v eat A ttim
!t untif il R!ii heart! ve
broken
(f the one who Knew him hest
rt In tlOil rnr we K.il pl e
htm
Atul wt ie tlA he i at ret.
V..ithf'.iUy he f.HtM til Mation.
Stitniltnn staunchly for the
rlsht:
Trttiently he tneil to how u
Th.t onU the niihi in-sht.
A IUmiI Man.
(A Memitrial)
'Men are of two ktmln. anil ho ;
Was of the ktml I'll like tn he.
Some preach thoir Irtues, ami.
n few
xpress their lives hy what they
do.
What sort was he ? No f lowry
n lira ho
Or k Hi'ly (-pokon words of praise
Won frtrnits for him. He wasn t
cheap
Or .-.hallow, hut his course ran
deep,
Anil It was pure. You know tho
kind.
Not many in a life you find
Who!o deeds outrun their words
o far
That more than what they boem
they are.
There are two kinds of lies hs
well;
The kind you live, the ones ou
tell.
liitek through his years from age
to youth
He never acted one untruth,
out In the open lipht he fought
And didn't rare-what oihfra tho!.
Nor whnt they said about his fiM
If he believed that he whs right.-'
Th nnlv rlrVrl. he e er hid
Were acts of kindness thai he did.
Men are of two kind, and hf
Was of the kind I'd like to be.
No door at which he ever knocked
Airainst h; manly form was
locked. ; '
U ever man on earth was free
And independent, tt was he.
No broken pledce lout him respect.
He met them all with head erect.
And when he passed I th.r.W there
i went
.V soul to yonder firmament
So white, so sp'ond.d and s- fiT
H came almost to tod s
Kdcr A
And ninro chailtahle. mnce nej
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