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'IS ETflTTf MPPPQKT) MATTi.RTPUKE.-MKbirQRJ OSEW. TUESDAY, OC'J rOBKTf 1, 192!). -i - -Bg HIVFN 1 ni mil BUifnTiniuir v ant to E. II.' ,'anlza1 k. ; BCOUtll nine, lunch cent ' lhgr fita.' Ji- w tw Nte of Pomona and . yZTlFly:T! Subordinate Grange Chapters nil ; Given i ... , HAXfJK C.M.ENDAU (J'UJ..K'I'IW), - I le 1'iiilU. Tnemlu)', Oct. 1, j us Valley. Wednesday, (Jet. i I lent, Thursday, Oct. 3. S:00 p. ,m Ul 11-11 r ni mui Twenty mlnfe' '!. Ma,"M);'S club. togethe)u giant, were ekc Cr,,;.k, ' Thul.K(,ay. Oct. test-that waj0 .., m , ..... .... ""'"cksonvlllc. Thoinilay, prepared by !,,,. ,)0 .-,. ,, , The testa ".iuofpriH,,, Hnlurduy, Oct, 12, JlkUB-nciin. it.":' Sltlo ulnt, Tuesday, Oct. 1G -' Ruperlntenden.j,,.,, , -V 17 istering 'ie1pIll. , ThuiBday, Oct. they are call j,.UH .., . ... , Oct. result will f lvtrnl. olnt, ' Friday, future caput m,l(;iin ;p,,jn. . .-, Bflrieratlon oVnlll point, Friday, Oct. IS. no announf jj.ftQ m.r., . to Mr. Bmlta,,,,,,,'!,!!,.);, sutunliiy, Out. Merrill ... -!.. :Oft,i. m. ..! ' the high Jfiyo Onk, luiidiy, Oct. Sl ins oeKUID . v.u n. m. Ing tho e:y Jjh'IcmjivHIi TJiin.stay). V'H Lull teanj, ' 24, 8:uu p. nu- In tho P14 I'oiuotnMiiprMni;rf,'r' Saturilay, 1p thla assv. moot. III!, U:SO it. in. hln talk le , ' ,.. ..... 4 Ing pro . 4 who 4 4 4 4 frant. Mnllo .In-.eiiifnlluK unity: ' - i I In,' non-eMKcntialu;' liberly; ..111' all itliinBH, ehnrity... ! - i " I'oinonu liranico , . Jairksup .'vunly,,'vinpnn f.raiiKC meets' fjtr '(in iiill .day regular hi-h-sion 'U'i)i 'Kuterin-lite Cranuo at U'liiirr, .on fcialurtljiy. Oi:tober s. at 1 a.' in. ... ( " l.t'ls Well for um ,io consider the I'ompna date noinu- tiino .in Md van'ee so there will be no confllct Inir cnKagcmenta made. . j ThoiM Is no dpulit Iliac this .will lc aji. esiMichtlly Mi,'l .attended, ses iron (18 tlio ever Vlla ; subjeot- pf titHrUrJlh-wUl..bc,. discussed from H Jnajiy aiiBlus.,,, ., ..The ,i'iiiinlllf.e npiiubili il to In vestlgato, tho feasibility of n fai nter .yvvijcU public, market will re port tHi.i:,Jts.. rindliigs. and innke rqconyrioudaUons ns to manai;e nient,,.,lninelnK and other details conrmc.tH.t vlti iio ueceCul huii dlinB fA..suelv u. Iirojoet. , Tlio, 2'omonii (imiiBe F Imlioves. tliat we :,rhoultl "be sure- wo are. riicht ujiiI. then, ifn ahend," thre-. foro,'. niui:l( thought nni . xtvurtlve reseitrcli.lUK been Bl'ii fbis ques tion, a pd .ho, wlillo It tuiiyi epii -that wo "muk.fi liosto sluwly," the projeot-ls of such Imporliince that wo. darn not.!, do otliurswlso. v'e expect .to have t)iu luo kinfi of lull pur cent of th farmers .of Jackson itpunty. In caite.u workable plan' Is iluhniittrd... ., ,. 1 :Tlie ...I'omona.. .(IruiiRo rconnl--nH'iifled mid stroiutly urm'd thut n SI renin, us effort lq inado on the part of the inurkctiitK .committees of tiio,. various . Brnnircs tu oolleot tlio UpllllJltlinB. subscribed Htnet In tlte ''armleln,: Co-operative -.J-ix-chanito ivhieh wiih sponsored , ,y the (IruhBes a year fi, ho that It inny be pohsIIiIo Hint ibis fanners' itiarkctliiK luodiiim may be financ ed so ns to cut down the umivoid nhlo overhead which of necessity is carried at present. If all who miliMTllieil fpr stork In our marketing cxcjiiimc would pay up. It, would do away with the necessity of borrowing money at n high rate of Interest with which to do liiiMiiiPHs. and would make It possible to lake mlvnnluBe of short time discoum's , w hich ennnnt. be donp, now. These dlseminis w hich Wo do not get, and the Intnrest (1llch we niusl pay on borrowed money will never conic buck Into the farniura' pockets. Amply fl- najiceu, huwevc so thai, we may wop inese leaks, means more inonoy Ut every, fiirmer. ir ho does linslness through his co-opcrullve oiwaiilinllen. t . . . .. "At the Inst I'oninna It was de elded Unit the I'oinona degree team would confer th; flfih de glen on u class at any suboi dlii itii tlrniiBo whenever n sufriclent liuujjier .pf iiiulldateii . would be secured. , .o far, the secretary bus not heard Irojn uuy Craugu liuvlng a class. llacll subordinate (Iiiiiikc should strive to Inspire is meinbers with Ihe desire lii join tile higher de. glee anil Hu be able to ntlend alli pans or tue.., Pennant lueellngs. j T-hv,-dcgrvl work lo very, beautiful nn.j the Pomona Orange business 'very, Important and educational. V:" Kl IN,!,,. ,... ' (, .v M1,1K,' M.,.( on tucfUhv. nlKl.t. Oc'luhiT S:;30 . m. I Kvery meeting Is ,, ting cai?smv nwav" '? "." ""V"'"-' l - Our new hall Is so cheerful d birr,'!;;. u f'" png. . no longer have to sit un aards without bucks nil evening Jju;t wo now huvo reB,,ur beneiiet Hrltll hacks to rest against. l'i-l. nniy no one Improvement Is inure lipprerlutoil than this one. w e nil k'lVloy the . . iini. i.' ;..'...: " ' : a backaohp ; Ftfun wui uiie. , especially do we appreciate hav- i I.. .... HI I Vtl 111 tllitl H lltl'll .In.- II. A. in vamora from other lninge I jvth um and we extend a cordial In vital Ion to all (li angers lo attend liny .on (ill of .the . . Kagle I'ulnt firtimte iiieotlngn. .1. .17 l.iruesdny night. October 1. nt ! , T " "" W (CiO ,,. ,, ' ""'he n I of the future and move -tf'i'-l s1su.l, 1 - I if:, ,"-", is. ii(uikp i. . ... tt)M-r.H mm-tlim Tliuimliiv vyh Int.- t'l't.. 20. , , 'Mvqi-iil urudqtsU li-fi uyii trm iht rtin) v fj.lf s.m.ii i.i flieTjrocwilH to he uddod to the und. It wmi Upridod that tho inort -will WlMlt iMn f fUt.'QOd' furtthO fb4 -o hold nifftliiKM in un un !'JtWl the lltomry hour,. Mm. AjMtlirop. a. mi-mtw of the fj' 1m ppint Omniro nd aim of by Official Reporters tin -Pninonrt . nlticuilminl .I'ummit- ! lee Ravi; n very fine lecturo un rural education. ! . ..rihe. mku imrliculai'ly of... the tremendous cxihIiih -irof K:lilldrcn from uountry to city' and outlined j the iiriuflpiu ciiumch.i-i . i ! Ah Dio flrnt-.remedy nho emririu- i 4jlJed a mine In value of ,lic fill'- j iucr'a dnlliir and u uliumto of con- : 4 WllUons that fitriu e.iililren may i have ndvantOKoH muni to tho.Hfof j city, children. ' noticing, .a special j j plea-. for ncj-lcullural 'cnurues in j "l ; tho Rinallor lllfih KrlioolK of thv ! . .icvuiity-." i i Oct. 4r j 1ih. Lntltrnp 'In -an intfi'i'ullriK : and foiutful- itpwikdr1 ii'ml (lpllvi;rB j hor aililrcHscK In a plrfiKinc nninncr ' wlilnW Ifinvn un 'lirr'ii'roHHliih of her earneHf. effort. l.;li' . i: ,?iu:knivlH' iinno -Tile rn$illur' inet-'tlMB' "f- tile' .ltitkyi,nrllli -flranuc was hcld'wiih'i Worlliy. Mulder itlolin X(,ldi'i,niey(,r ' In thp. fltulr. ,.,,.Mr. Ncltlermeyer, wliii IniH Just treiurucil -from an i'Xti'MHlV! trip lu.4liy inlllilla vest. Ih ajiiiareiitly of thu opinion; that there la nq plaeu UliK loinc .. , ! The folhiuinij nuinos wore voted on. rocelving a clear ballot: Albert t'olli'. Addle 1). .tllil'Rh lillll John Marsh. 5,'ow uicmbers are being voted on at. every ,nieellng and the coi.iimlttee .on candidates, are al ways, glad to reclvo .names of any persons eligible to tirangc luclil lerbip. . . , ' After a lively discussion pro and noli concerning tin; -purchase, of a I piano, it was finally decided to put tho mutter lito hands of the co:u intltoo It) charge, .and uecrpt their iilliniiih.v dorlsjoii. t The committee consists .of - Until .Heverenec. . Mrs. Hnvereiieit, ..'.-illirt'lnu Wendt and .Miil.H Sims. . ii. i . -i The inenfolks' hnvo set aside i Monday evrniligj icl. 7 As n time i .lu'luccl and inuko Koine tabli'S iind F other piecca of furniture necessary for Crange work. Any member avIio Is . willing to"douate his ser vices for that evening Is asked to be on hand, with his saw nnd ham mer. . The ludies, are also invited in help carry-in .the wood upd proido refresllluents for the crowd. i .-,! ,.(,;-.. Plans aro lieiug, niaile for a roll I call biiniiuet to be held the founh 1 Thursiluv of Oelolmr. Mrs. Mi,hl ' HijuK. being., elected chairman of tile UantU..t Coniiiilttee, i, AVe wure glMd rlu-liuve as a visl (aiI. .Mrs. ..Simpson fjtoui liend, Ore. Mrs. Mlnipson tins, been residing In Bedford for the last two months and contemplates moving to Jack sonville iii tho mlkr future. Ifnvlil liood of , ,l-:valis X'alley also was present, responding with a few '0L'dS. ! Nomlnatloir of Officers for the Ktato (Irunge eoluiilded the even ing's session. ' NatiLs Vulley Clruugo . firttnge met tiSuturduy night with fair , nttendnnce.. Visitors from Josephine ooiinty . (iranges were .r. .I.uiniin of Itogue lllver (irunge mill .Mr. , HuttH and i'lelds of WIN Hams Creek. O range. T.ie visitors attended. .for the .puriinsc of pre scaling a resolution Tor the Cres cent City road, liming Ihe busi ness of the meeting the resolution was tin roughly discussed, ntler which it was voted and passed upon. The main points in the arguments for the road were the opening up of u market large enough to hiimllo our growing pro duction.. and lo -develop the rich section of Williams creek. The master discharged the fair eonwnllloe. It. 1-J. Nealon and Ada Knst, with favorable comments on the work accomplished on the Orange exhibit. ,. I Several matters .were inlil on the table to lie gone Into Ihoioly at the next meeting. The chairman of the fnlr corn- I inlttfe urged Jluit nil farmers make an effort each year lo exhibit some of their produce for Individ ual premiums. Why liiioug In Ihe (iraoitc? 1 J.'I'ull) Oregon l.'aiitier) Willing In Ihe Cringe lliillellu, C. C. Unlet, chaplain of the Coos County Pomona Crange, tells "Why I belong lo the llraugo." "The attraction that Ihe llralige has for me Is first, the class of people in ihe tirange. The Amer ican iigrhillllinil chi-s is our best class of cltlr.ens, and from tlili. Lclass Alnelicn lias chosen bv far - 'he grenlesl per cent of her leader- "hip. therefore,, my first attraction for the Orange are those who go l make her membership. T.iey arc, as u whole, the bestiind most ""'-'amllng holders In every agri- i ViKiitL'tM mrmhors hit U:hUtm in l I tlm makiiiK. . . i,. ' he , ge , f , .' ' """ "' ,'"i" "'" ''"' " ' ' ' . " ""i,,'l-'"' ' W ir'xr : iliilll their end Is uecoinpllshed. "Third, inn. Hi, -r thing thai has! ui'.rartcil me to the Orange Is hi l'lllly to look into t.ie future end " " "'' need ol i-'-'imn tiutiri "It U a Ki'Htt . thinir to tin nlilr ! . , . ,,... ,. ' " .;.. " " ' ,i.. ,.. . . , , i Ml ' ,,',M inn II O'S inai i conic lo ns In It. That Is, I say, great thing, but when you link I with that tlu: ability to look lino ""nui nun ueeu is tu lie lllf ll'i i '.ban present day .1)1111 lMCHI'tlt flllV li'niti.rts s.....a ,i.. ' men i MJinn ii iii-iiiilwii u t., s.. i , .i lf,l"v- "iiHmv niut fun v r. ni n few o( the mmtf i ;Ililni thnt nitraiM nip t. ih till! U RO. tlllli iirciit fjii ni frntfi-iillv j lUh ltt U"'MI ' '"M'tHliitH. nnl nnd which inuoticvK ihurltv In nil thlllKH." ; i , .... .tVqr rfolM fir .runto -The followmif uro a few of the reMon. taken front Ion riot N'o. V, ! .Nattnnnl UrnnRt. why furmrr. hould nil Join the Orange. 1 "II U fiathtnal In chamettr nd THE J3 J: $ i;iti'.(iH-i I MEMORIES 'ilt; sirl in the capp. tod eve tiling tlrosii stumbled twice uvei lieiv jarl ner'g foet and Cieii, Blood m'.HI In Hi.' n: lil (I :o of the dull spao Ibal . hair bctn clcorrd (or dpncinn. ' ' !, T.Ir. nviti, lo wbum the had htt'.a iajk!iiu , ii uini." t j J I y, : llicy an'iui.1,1, in and nut uiuoiikkI the danuors. Iii..kl(I iluwn at her ill surprise. .,, riiKbiiia l4ndii nut iv;)iilnd lo OJ tl)f rlilp'i l)et, duni:cr and Dc Hldco'l-'ohig expert In ilia ballroom slie hud acquired, a roputailou 1'or i amateur solo iluiiciuc ai. well. II 3 wpmlered jvbat could ,have came i over, her atjd ircpared o co'iUnue, the. iliiiice.. . . .,, .... . .i ,( Hut tli K)rl didn't move; ( fli?, eciiiod lo have lut;t all cjiisiioun .dii.vcr. a tenilile luojtlng fellow, was U03S of his presei'cfc,, for . ,tae., r. (,n Uusalau bolshevik with original inaineil standing still, her oyes.,! views on inoM everything." brlBiil with .exciuyi-.TCt. upon i ' The Engllsliinan , sailliiil. hut It Hie lace of liic lean ycuug suxo -jjvas a wintry effort... Me did not phnnlu. ,,. ,. (' ,j ap)i'pve of women who made them ' The music ceased and lnlpli snlyus uoliceaplo In public and he Henderson .spuke... :( ,.'',) .j was . hcgiuuitig to renllto that an ",."Vin awfully sdji-y." int. galtl, American wife, evcirwllh Barbara's eeni lo hnve bun 'od tliou'' I vvealtli. might Iwve certain dlsad- Hut she tlld not seem u':iro thai I vmituges. . ho iiad spoken, lor, with tm lip- j Soil, he retloctcil. It -should be linlslve gesture, she .luiil.a h'JUd i easy ut check her Impulsiveness upon his aim and murmured, Till alter the ceremony. A wife, with 'l ' "- T.l --T-.' BaroaifB uanoon luouoniy sieppea ooncing ana ruema toward (no be back in .a momum,1' qnd l:itno diulely sho was -malting her way towards tliq lllle rascd dais Viqre the ship's orclicsira was sitting: . ,W niching gr go, ilal h - lluiider son's surpiire gavo plnce to anger lie felt, n fool at beltig discrtci ,ln the InldiMe nl tlio ritiarc Door, anil It was espaclally gulling that,. Ii. should' have been Harhnrn l.iindnu w ho had done It. cause . or nil girls on tint ship she was tho una be, was pinst nuxtotis to impress. When thu Kugllslimaii had Ural stepped on bonril he. had surveyed the girls ' critically,' wondering wlilrli of tlmni tnanngcil to. Com Mno lioaiuy and weollh. Paibarn. It appcired, was the only oun who possosscJ both Ihosu requirements: so, from the nrst day o't, he wa her devoted nttendanl. , She ibd .not .appeared ,tq oli.ect to hia monopoly.' In. fuel, she iad soemod to oncouraga it. Cciinlnly. hi iunch that day, when she hu I discovered that he had lipped Ihe s'-Qward to alter his place so that he might sit beside her, sho had onir smiled up at him and ii.v.i niiufi that she hoped a clos? up,.of, ior piolile would prove worth tjie $!u lie had paid for It. , Tho couples .woro rapidly I .'nylnr, the italics ' lltKir, Votmi; Hmid.'r son ' glance d uncertainly lou.uiN llarlntra, wondcrtqg - how .niuch jousur she . Inteniled convcislcji ' with, : the rcllow who played tho saxophone. Sho , looked Vevy, sina.ll. h1' ihoiiglit, as' she stontl there; alnuml ollliillkc.' her red lirowii hair gleani ItiK puie foppir untie'. .Ihe i;lertrlr light" ai ihoiiEb tt hail lal.ou on a " rellectloii from tho vlvbl eonin'r red ,dro?s. .H'a considered Iwr rcry ill. tractive. . ' ' , rrestiill"', , o shs shnwd ne signs: ot rejolnlns liliu. Ilf iiili'isun moved over to whrrii.h?!'' r!uiii:s-on, Mrs. Trcnlnn Jon"' , sat piai-iilXv' in ' her deck chair, feeding 1IM.sr.lt on taniiy. . : ' . He hoped ih il li-.1 would Iind sn Slly In Com Tremun -June..' Shi has functioned u coiitlnuoiisly,,,(-lor over ii J ears, 'Un m.Mnh-iH m iHrKPly.' iro. tlcpinilatth and ntanle etllsetiftih 'Its' ltenl .miin nw Hii'onKly unMipeil into emin'.y. fttntv ntut nn Munal IxMllet nnd all ltn uffaiiti i' i Itlelrnlly ndmtiiMtered. 1 1 "It offlreied hy thojto noluatlv niKaurd hi uKt'ietil.ure, who .Know the farmers' pro!. Mum by )ermnal exiii'iii'nee. und who live Itieivrm-e thrly competent leadern, 'it. was fr yir. nKrleuiture , M.Kn.nn ai in,, national . ,a,,im ,,nu 'unueii to he h imtht vfrecllw iine. "It ha ueennipllMhnd nvre In MMirhiB definite lnihl:iti,in of iittnMfU to iiffrlrulturo nnd to the. rt'il people th.m any other Hitoncy I In 1h fnlted Htntcn. ; "H hH di ffated niimberleHi-: l,m(tHlnllve prJeet!. ntate. nnj nit LUXURY HUSB 8 Y ..MAY S I E 0 R E I 0 nail hwjolt , .married an Cnsli3h man ana had lived--ereral yours In L'niiliin Since her Innlniijil j f.tlrly r- ouv dc;th sha had rulurned to lie Uniled Statx'3v where elie had ,hcen, .(.'oinPortauly :VvttaliUR in 0 4i)m!l aprii'laieiii until Unrlura hail forcibly unllcd her up by the routi am! . IruiifPliiutcd her onto ill? rltrfrusliip Vndeiia. bound on n i lcdiieriuilenu' tjr.aieo. : "Hni ..flarbam d erted ' you asaln?" die .asked Sactleualy. ' ".She seems to havq ''ceil sinl'.. fen vltlia, sudden cplh tlusui tor I lie chap who plays tins saxophone," he rimiarkert tartly., "tilic's been talking to liliu for the Inst , a niiii MPS." j , t ...... ;.. . i Mrs. .Treiuqr, Junes snillccl.., ,i : ., ','Tliat' like J3arliara. We ' nearly tpisscd ll) Ik shjy because at the Ian: luimient she djapoyerod that tho taxi siovoral million dollars ,lp , her own iight nnd no parents to handicap hci; In her, epcndltijf It. w;:is not to lis lost for a trifle. But he could not resist saving; . . ; ,,; "Surely, Mrs. Treuton-Jorics. you iniiilH suggest lo Mlia l.andon Ilia: II hardly seems correct, even to you Aniericnns', tliat she should he standing for so lonir conversing with one of the shirt's employes." -Hut at that tho older woman Inuglicd outright. "Our lrls don't lliluk so .much of social distinctions as-ou do. nnd ,1,'ni sure tjiat It,, what yqu'vo beon saying were, even Intimated to Bar. barn liei-.only rcactlnn would be to have a .violent love affair with one of thu stokers! That's Barbara." Balph Henderson was silent as he lit a cigarette. , , ltl . .''"I? K.a'lWSf! tV.ui ',..; tu ,,,, .Mis. Treuiotl Joaes irowaw. Sho , was I'cniarkably fond pf Barbara, and his remark annoyed hor. "Of course It's not a pose. Bar bara's the most spontaneous per roil I know. Sometimes she's a wild ltld of lC'and sl olhers' she's older (Mail 1 art.' Htit'w'h'utover She is, site's iiniitrhi:": ' ' !:i : '"k , 1 . ' " .''s ' . inure inoncj' than sho knew how to .Barbara "obeyed an, '.,:, nlrol.hr",-."u; !m' '' lablo Impulse "wh.... six j,.fi Ralph i "8"", .?."! t.y sa.l... slion.ii Ili-nierMiu-sli-ando,! In the middle j. 1,0 aM" a tavor """' of the ilitnea lloor. t)uc inome:i; "Ol course, Barbara, I'M m"ii she was dinning down Ihe deck.! ' if " - Hut. hollcslly. I and Ihe nest moment; Rli'inihg idly towards ihe- orchslva, nhe foun'i Herself Kilning inio the t?,Ve,of Kay IflWlher .': ' 1 - ' j Sho thought at .(list that sjio i must be drejiiihii,, . It could , not . pqsslbly hu Ray luwt' :r, the que I into stroke of tho Via 'cy, li. ficlr tn nil mlllluus. , I Sha looked again, and remained stilling this time. Mast certainly. j 111 was .Kay..- There couM ho no ; mli;aklun his tall lean II sure thai j hud hardly a spare ounce of flcih "IHiii H. nor his tnc that might i have bm handsome had it no' been for the slightly flattened no tlutml, thnt nuMitice the lntt-vrMtn uf aVtrh'iiltm-e.' " t , ' .... hllM ..,...,..,1 fnl. Vlll.ni Amor. such 11 mint ilollvi'ry of mall, ir ol iutjt. Itotti'r 1'ojirtn, pivti'ctlon of Vuro.ftMMt luwji, ttiihmnt dairy U nnd hotter mavketlne fnellt. les- n well ni eotintnntly eumrlh ultim to the welfare of the farm home In Noelul it ml educational dlre'tlun. . ' "It Imx eoiiMtiiiilly fotiEht Intern Br,rt ,uu. rth-hotiehty nnd hrni : Kree, inttHrrnneo. nioniioiy clialnpl..ned tho emote of Hnd aoveriiment ewrywhere." -i ,. ,. .. iThN and TImiI t At liie natlonul Oranir eonven- Hon hnld In Suernmnto. CaUt. In li:6. tl wwn voted to hnve the fol- iAu-tnir wrltton Into the C.mnee bv. lawn: ."Thnt nny Orange member,; knmvn to be traffieHlnR In Intoil- 111 and the oveiiarge mouth that took a crooked twist when ho smiled. The young saxuphouisl did not see her coiuius until she was al most at bis elbow, and when he did. he merely said hi the most natural voice In tile world, "Hello. Barbara." Ills ,tone itohphuee.ij her. . It would seem ns. though , they were mere acquainiancefi';. ds though ihe old relationship had-never existed. "I ' didn't know jyou were on uo'ard,';..1s)y.ilsud.U.t' last, feeling my 'spiall and very foalish, which was a.tiew expeitenco for Darbara "Xo? That's not surprising;, I .went, down , with the ,'(l' directly we,, sailed. . anil ' tonight Is my llr-l iippsaraucc. professional pr other wise." And he smiled that odd twisted smile of his Dial Rarbnnt renieni b?red so wall. , , "I'm sorry." she suid lamely. Tq herself sho was saying, "ThW pan't be rejil, This can't possibly he real. It's ubsiird, Ray .and mo und wo're talking as though we were strangers." "Any. special, tune you'd like to request, 1 remember you used to he cnuy about 'Sleepy Time Uai' or 'That Certain Party.' " . His exnrcaslon was serious, but there was a b:illiei'ins toac lu hi. voice, and Barbara, iiaarl.- it, sud ssxopnono piaycr Ray X.rwih?r. d.enly higher lip. , He eenied ys be pui'iKiseiy, makiiir; fin of her j trying to. hurt her as hu had dou? in the past. , : , She flaw that ho did u ' intend, It roier to tho past: ihal ho regarded ovoi ytliiUK pel ween thorn ns fin ished! But Ihe girl felt that .she could not leave It at that. Some, how she must mako liii.i clear it;) the mystery that hung like agjdord over' those last few years. - ! "I'd I'd like to talk to you some' time, Ray." ;rx ' . ile'did not answe'i for a' Moment, nnd when he did. the mocking s:uii: Had loft his face. : -. ' ; ' "Whnt's ih'e iivo.'.I!-i-rhara? Ijii'j It "wisest lo 'leave ''Utlugs asi they nro?" ' ' " " 1 The girl shook Ii-.t lierd and one tliiVlfj hronse-siioil too uervouily 'li'Roed a' pattern on tho deck. 1 ' "iot for inc. Bay. There's "so mticji I don't imiterst'aiid." Meet m r:ittiewhere afti r you'i'e through playliiK touighi." . lie hesllaled. Sutlilruly the whole situation apprared to him drciilniiy Ivonli-el. ' '-. " ' ' ; ',' : i Odd .that Barbara l.'.indou. wl'.h don't sec much sense in It. llil he like a' ni.uf Joui'it'py iti tl ' moon tor both ot us.'-', . Por the lust few seconds tha pianist .nnd been .striking coisis i rjudoiu. uow bs gave a signal'fur the others to tunc in '. him on the next foxirot. Hay turned to pick up tils siio;iltoiie nnd Bsrbsia sain nulckly: "Tiie ihince should lo over by ll:,1o, meet mo by the prow ou Hie Inp deck." ' Cf.ojrl.lM. lcl rirrs) , A -miin whti ran iwiv Ir-m his swccthtirt espisun in tcmcrrow's ch.ipter. , nitlmr. llqMr, JtNllnR lhei-wlKi'. otill nnd huylnir. or Nhould Ite sunuttnrUy dlnmlsed from the Ciiiitfe without n Irlul.' . Till how-N where the Grunge ns n tmtlitmil body stands on the ioe!ttton if cnforetiiK tin ,rohthl thn low. The OrunKe lnliovn that a Rood elUae-n will ohey all of the laws f (lie- country, state or, loenl. un long um thty ixrv lnws and whether you approve of them or not. , A law Ih law nnd must be rewarded -ot The tlrnr.ne belli'Ven In eo-oner- ntlve innrket u one of th. mn MirvH ne(jaiv to Injure proener Uy fof the rhn-r. nnd thnt every farmer vhoM.d Join wit'.', hi, neigh bor In orffunUed eo-operntlve mir hot in of hi products, both selling i nnd buvlnK, Tho Oranse believes In edocn Un the numt vital f-peney.ln (etterhiK' farm' roiiditiinw. edwea- tlon in inarKeting. lojrislation. bet- y tor schools ami social edii:uth.n i. eofrinK','the-?pii.4t-ual, moral nnd ' phydenl tit hls. e j Tho degree work offers the very highest tjrpe of eocial education, tho loeturp hour offerM xinUmited oppoitunifUw 'foi iiractical educa tion ulonvt'Viny line In wnlch n far mer- wan lie Interested, as well ns j the oppOttnllt' to jnoviile rulture ! and' entertainment. There Ih iiio i doubt but what the-lecture work ; Js-iho li'is isi Important tlivltiion of.. (IranKe !ibtr. j t The toports pf tnmliiiK nnd ; Kpeclul co ni milt com can be made. J most edtigntionab---Kwry ' (irniiKe 1 eoinmiltfie nliould; be active and 1 eojitributy its, part toward the iH'nefitH tu' which tin mcmherH are entitled. Sin-rial research work ; ean Ik hnnilbHl tliilrf(;.i ihelecture i hour or' through special commit- tecs. ' t . To handle our farms in the bent way, to 'market our produce In the bewt . way. to manage our Jievpien .In Jh. b(jjt. way. to raise i ,o.m ehttlrn in ,the. ie."t vvjy. to live turn lives in the best way, that i Is the f'l'aniro ideal." EOOD-fiYE ITCHING M Soothing, healing and tremendously efficientinvisible Zemo hrirp cool relief to'Itching Skin. Even whero skin is raw and peeling, thousands have found that Zemo quickly re stores comfort. H helps smooth awny Memishes and clear up Phnpies Mash and othnr annoying itchinK'skm and senlir IrritetionR," Keep clcitnr anti septin Zemo alwaj-s on band. Use it freely, it it sfc, pleasant, aic. OOo and Ji.OO.'Sojd cvofjjw here. Filson Hunting Goat I OH. BbV. what cofnfort! Ten conveniently placet pbekots RivcBmpIc room for game and all Intimate be longings: Light cnov.gh forcomrbrt.yct sturdy enough for protection. Pains takingly made of Filson wa ter proofed Khaki, double throughout:- There's a rare conSdence in your aim when cla,d ift a Filsonttpting Coat fltfcr.fteuli'i-s sell them Ulectrotherapr Chiropractic Dr. H. P. Coleman th 8uctessful Tear la Wmlford TreStments by Appointment Natural Methods Pood Sclenct ; M4tor4 Canter.. Bldo-, Phona, MI sjAjoHOSMrara. skosi 44 AeoMnm CUAMMO AO . VW Outdoor Clothes :' I0OD-I007 FIRST AVENUE . ' StATTlt i iiiiil '' . -Worker-"Alaska!" .Loafer "Don't kid me, Big Boy!" i Worker "Not for the world. And you can't kid Alaskans dbowf GOOD -. coffee, Oiily a Few" Gents Each Month I .will .provide adequate; protec tion for your jewelry, heirlooms, . valuable papers, and documents in our modern fire-proof vaults. Unprotected valuables are. a stand ing invitation to the midnight prowler. Arrange today for a Safe Deposit Box as a protection for your home as well as for the valuables! t-M. - . :. ' 1:1 51 First National Bank " : 'ITrMedfoi'd,' Oregon';:: 't'? . lA fe1 BILLS! '' .-!' ' ; .- I ' NO MATTER WHAT MAY BE it's nice to have the Employers' Group foot the doctor's and hospital bills she uld you have an accident, t . , Then there's Weekly Indemnity (a week ly check) on top of that. Your particu lar need may be different. Therefore talk it over with tho agent of the Employ ers' Group. . 1 x Medf ord Investment JCo. , 125 East.Gth We have a large stock of all .varieties p .: Pears, Walnuts, Shrubbery And All Fruit and Shade Trees Prices quoted by .writing, tq will call on .you. J. 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