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young wife of the heir to the Ital'
Inn throne, to taking her nursine
qourflo seriouRly. Kite insists on at
tending surgical clinicn.
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TAXPAYER VOTE
IN NEW APPEAL
Cottage Grove Man Chal
lenges Validity of Limited
Election On Refunding
Bonds.
SALKM, Ore., June SB. VP
An appeal, In the coho of O. O.
Ventch nRainHf the elty nf Cottage
drove, another suit to test the con
Rtitutlonality of the Kddy Act of
the 1920 leglsluturereciuiring that
only taxpuyeni may vote on ques
tions involving bond lKHues of ape
ciul tax luvieH, appeared In the
supreme court today.
There are two Kddy acts, one
applying to the state and other
subordinate political divisions, the
other applying to cities and towns.
The first us held unconstitutional
by the supreme court in the case
of Loe vs. ftrltting, appealed from
Multnomah county, and the case
now on appeal from Lane county
applies to the act relating to cities
and towns. A similar appeal from
Pendleton, known as the Johnson
caso, Is held insufficient to cover
the caso since it was confined to
.the Pendleton city charter.
V eaten challenges1 the- validity
of an election nt Cottage drove
In which 935,000 refunding bonds
were voted on grounds that per
sons who were not taxpayers were
allowed to vote. The city's defense
is that- the Kddy act is unconsti
tutional. A demurrer by the city
was sustained hy the circuit court
and Veatch appealed.
BY FORMER
PORTLAND, Ore., June 25. (P)
Harold Harrett, 25, special agent
for a railroad company, for whom
pollco have been searching for
more than two weeks, returned to
Portland today and explained li 1b
absence by "lapse of memory."
WHh' a week's growth of beard
on his face, 40 cents of the II 05
he took with him and pistol strap
ped to his waist, he appeared at
his 4-nme and immediately com
municated with his employer.
Police said Burrett told them he
awoke Monday in a Seattle room
Inn house. He said he could re
member nothing after June 15.
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IS
READY FOR CELL
CORUft D'AM3NR( Idaho, June
25. (A1) Former Mayor W. H.
Horrlck nnd Police Chief W. ' J.
Uailey of Wallace, toduy appeared
nt the U, H, marshal's office here,
saying that they would not appeal
their convictions In the Bocnllcd
'rum rebellion" conspiracy trial,
and were ready to start for McNeil
Island federal prison to begin serv
ing 15 months sentences.
Seven others of the 32 convicted
furnished 91000 appeal bonds.
They were: Paul Miller, Jack Chls
holm, Matt Hurkovlch. Nick Pave
lich, Tony Aemenf, Joseph Carbo
nenu, and A. B. IAoK
HONO KONO, June 26. (A)
Fifty buccaneers wearing soldiers'
uniforms, pirated a Chinese steam
er near Kongmoon, 50 miles south
of Canton, shot several passengers,
kidnaped 180 Chinese for Ransom,
and took loot valued at 920.000.
The passengers were shot when
about 20 of them Jumped over
board nnd started swimming to
ward the shore. The pirates shot
most of them, only a few escap
ing. EAGLE POINT GIVES
'S
KACll.H POINT, Ore. June 55.
(8pl.) Children day service were
held nt the Presbyterian church
tiundny mornlnR, June 21, under
the supervision of Mrs. Lillian Da
vidson, with the follow-In-; Hiking
part: ltev. Davidson, Klte low
land. 11111 Davldaon, Clarke Carl
ton, Jack Htoner, Helen Wall. Alice
and Dorothy Davis, Verta Mathews.
Monitor Throckmorter, members of
Mrs. Hoyal llrown's class: Veron.-t
Davis, J-IIennora "Wall, Knld Ward.
Velma Davis, Elsie Helms, Herbert
Prultt and Verna Matthew,.
Elmer Koup and Edwin Kelsev.
of Harrlsburg, Pa., seniors at l,ou
Islana state university, have hltcff
hiked 33.000 miles In the last four
yearn.
4
On the recommendation of the
hoard of censors, the Irish Kree
State Minister of Justice has ban
ned is hooks which Oral with sen
matters.
LAW
ATTACKED
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD.
A-NICE -GIRL
rr kiCC .TA -TOYkl
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nyiui ma thru eatled Mary
Lou tnlfi a "nice girl" when ehe
came from ,er country homo to
London, and ehe hae determined
to Hue tloum that reputation. Laet
eumme.- ehe loved Brynmor Whit
tamore, but he hae become fnatu ,
aled with Clarice Day. a danoer.
He denerle htary Lou at 0 ,
night club and ehe meett Tony
Tltherlnalon, a wealthy young
aviator. He travele tn a rather,
"last eet" and aehs Mary Lou to
attend eeveral yartiee with him.
Her couein. who hae a dreee ehop.
outftte Mary Lou' in ,tna latest
gowne. Tony telle Vary Lou that
hie ambition 1e to make a record
flight around the world. Be leasts
hie Aunt FAhclbcrta, who is m
meneely wealthy, to finance the
vroiect, but ehe refueee to back
him while he aeeociatee with olrle
ol whom ehe doee not approve.
Chapter 10
TONY'S HOPE8
npONY did not tell Mary Lou that
bis real object In taking ber to
visit his aunt was the hope of per
suading ber tbat he was rushing
a really nice girl for a change.
Instinctively, he felt tbat Aunt
Ethel berta would like Mary Lou.
Once, he remembered, he bad taken
Gwendolyn down for a week-end.
The experiment had almost finished
him for good with Aunt Etbelberta,
Gwendolyn had smoked one clg
aret after another, laughing at
Aunt Gthelberta'a objections.
And on Saturday night, when
"Boys, here's a new girl
they were about to retire. Aunt
Etbelberta had eugested a cup of
tea to Gwendolyn, .
"Tea? No thanks," she had an
swered, "but a good stiff bracer of
whisky and soda would do the
trick."
That was too much for Aunt
Ethelberto,
"If you marry that girl," ehe had
threatened Touy afterward, "I'll
cut off your allowuncel"
Tony had smiled.
"Hon often 'have I to tell you
that I've no Intention of marrying
ber or any girl." .
"And 1 bave every Intention' that
you shall marry," Aunt Ethelberta
had retorted. "1 don't approve of
young men living on their own In
this godforsaken age. But It's go
ing to ba a girl of whom I approve.
And 1 don't care whether her
father's Lord Hlgb Chancellor or a
railway porterf
"But Aunt Kthclberta Is a good
scout, really," Tony told Mary Lou,
as they drove home from Gwendo
lyn's arty.
"In lots of ways she's been won
derful to me. tibe'a had me under
ber wing ever since 1 lost my own
people. Uad was killed trying to
set a new auto speed record In the
States, you know. Mother was In
the grandstand when It happened.
The shock killed her."
Mary Lou sensed the hurt In his
voice.
"It must bave been dreadful for
you," she gasped.
Tony nodded. He was staring
straight ahead at the road.
"It was. 1 was only a kid when
It happened."
Mary Lou felt a lump rise In her
throat. Her owr eyes misted. If
only she had known him and could
bave comfotteij him ihenl
She reached out r timid hand
and touched bis sleeve. '
"I'm I'm sorry," she whispered,
and felt bow Inadequate that hack
neyed phrase sounded.
"Thanks, Mary Lou." He soft
ened bis abruptness by adding,
"You're a sweet kid.
"That's why," he added "I've de
termined never. . t ." But he didn't
finish the sentence. Instead ha
switched the conversation back to
Aunt EUhelberta. "The old girl's
looked after me ever since. She's
been very generous with my allow
ance," MILITARY RITE FOR
ANSONIA, Conn., June !&. (IP)
Kull military honors today were
accorded Raymond C. Spang as
tho demented world war veteran
was hurled In Mount St. Voter's
cemetery with his v,?ie and four
children, whom he flung to their
deaths from the summit of West
Rock. New Haven, Saturday, be-
in it rnninsT nis own lire wth n.
suii.-iil:i leap. i
OREOON, WEDNESDAY JUNE - 25," 1939.
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,
"Won't that cover the cost of this
lllgb.tr Mary Lou questioned.
Tony ahook hla head. "Not near
ly. There'll ba heaps of expense
In connection with It. I'll bave to
blre a mechanic. I'll bave to pay
blm and Insure blm. too, in case
there's a wife and kids. I do nope
Aunt Etbelberta will come across.
I'm crazy to do 1U Well, here we
are. Hope you haven't been bored ?"
"Bored? Of course not!" Mary
Lou told him. Secretly she was
delighted tbat Tony should have
chosen to tell ber so much about his
family and, his past
Declining her request that he
come In, Tony said he must be
"pushing home."
"Don't forget the studio party at
Lorna Grey's tomorrow night," he
said. "It will be different than
these other affairs. Once In a while
these studio blowouts do you good."
"I know I shall enjoy it," Mary
Lou assured blm.
The crowd at Lorna Grey's studio
party was gay and reckless. For
tbe most part it was a pseudo-artistic
set painters who never quite
found time tor their masterpieces,
writers whose prize novels re
mained unwritten while they
drank cocktails; fashion models,
and a sprinkling of society girls.
for you," Lorna announced.
Brynmor first had met Clarice at
one of these parties. It was her
sort of atmosphere. There always
was a stir when she arrived after
her last dance at the Emerald
Dragon.
Occasionally, when Clarice wished
to Impress some man who was
present, she would consent to
dance. Lately she bad danced to
please Brynmor.
It was not surprising that Bryu
mor should be at Lorna Gray's
party that night Young stock
brokers, like himself, thought them
selves no end of a devil when In
cluded In these shows.
The party was well under way
when Mary Lou and Tony arrived.
Lorna greeted them by clapping her
hands to command the crowd's at
tention.
"Boys, here's a new girl for you
-Mary Lou Leslie," she cried.
Someone bring her a drink."
A week ago no one would have
noticed Mary Lou at any party.
Two nights with Tony, however,
had given her fresh confidence In
herself and a semblance of sophis
tication. And Jay had put on the
finishing touches wltlf clothes ol
the smartest cut.
A dozen men crowded around
Mary Lou as Lorna Introduced ber.
Tony had told her that she looked
'subtly mysterious" In the black
velvet tea gown which Jay had lent
her.
Brynmor was standing moodily
In one corner apart from the crowd.
He had been waiting expectantly
tor Clarice to appear. When she
came, he would shars the glory of
her popularity.
The one girl Brynmor didn't ex
pect was Mary Lou.
Tony was the first to spot him.
Brynmor, at tbe sight of the new
arrivals, had halt turned away
from the dancers to talk with a
vivacious br.net.
"Jove," Tony exclaimed. "Are
my eyes deceiving me? Or Is that
tbe dear old chap we left lying on
the dance floor of the Emerald
Dragon the night of the raid?"
- Mary Lou was startled. She
looked In the direction Tony hsd
indicated.
"Why, It Is Brynmor, to be sure,"
she laughed. "What a lark!"
' (Copyright. 1930, Uayiie Grttg)
Brynmor'a prld, ts thoroughly
squ.fehtd in tomorrow', chpt,r.
Central Tolnt Orange In their
rcgiilit) meeting on June 20. voted
to postpone thplr opening nlnht.
whlchOwas scheduled for June 27,
until fall when they will have their
housen arming and dedication, all
In one evening.
Ccntrnl Point ('has. v. Condon
purchased three lota on Pacific
highway east ol Central Point
brick plant for erection of service
station nnd tlQ-e cabins.
II
'JNGAGI' PROFITS
LOS ANOELES, June 25. (P)
Suit for $3,305,000 damnges has
been filed In the United States
district court here by Congro Pic
tures against Will H. Hnys and
Cari E. Milllken, president and
secretary of the Motion Picture
Producers and Distributors of
America, and others. The Nation
al Better Business Bureau nlno was
named defendant.
The plaintiff seeks $303,000
actual damages, nnd asks $3,000,
000 exemplary damages, for pub
lished statements attributed to the
defendants concerning the film
"Incgl."
The complaint charges that
"wilful, mnltclous, unwarranted
and pernicious condemnation" of
the film "Ingngi" by -the lie fen
dants destroyed assured earnings
and profits.
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A plane that cost $90,000 has been
sold for $1. It would not rise from
the wnter so Al Williams could
fly It In Schneider cup races and
the navy has bought it from a
private corporation to experiment
with It.
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carrying a weekly average of 300
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