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MEDTORD MATL TRTBUNE, MEPFOTin, omT.ONT, WEDNESDAY, .TULY 0, 1930.
A-NIOE-GlftL
COMES -TO -TOWN
. 4 Bj May tie Or wig
Jim.
'SrSOPKIS: Alary Lou Leslie is
r)eart i-fri worrtea becaute her
sweetheart, Tony Titherington.
-.apparently hat been lost on an
airplane trip around the world.
Xo word hat been heard from him
, or eeveral day. She spurns
flowers of consolation from liryn
mor whittamore, whom ehe loved
beore ehe met Tony, Brynmor is
' snooped to Claries Day. bewitch'
. inp nipht club dancer. They de
CMC to pet married despitt obieo
' tlons of Brynmor' s lather. Freddy
Mason, who trails Claries lor
v mysterious reasons, ' ears of it.
' He tells her thai ehe must marry
' him if she marries anyone.
Threatening i (61 Brynmor of
her "patl," Uaion tells Claries the
must abandon her plan to marry
him.
, . Chapter 21
THOSE JOBS"
fiLARICE did not aeem Impressed
by Mason's threat to reTeal ber
lit history to Brynmor.
"Too mean about my living In
the slums, dancing In tougb Joints t
Ob. veil, there's nothing very bad
about that. More credit to me that
I pulled myselt out ot tbe rut."
. Freddy chuckled. "Credit to
youT Wbo gave you the chance to
get training to be a good JancerT
You know I've never stinted you.'
""Well, I've paid you back, uaven't
I?" she demanded. "How about all
those jobs I've belped you pull
off!"
"Oh, yes, those Jobs. What
would Master Brynmor think about
them?"
8he decided to try another line
o(' argument.
"Come on, Freddy, be a sport,
she pleaded. "I've always wanted
to go straight, marry Into decent
society. This Is a good cbance for
me, and I bate to turn It down,
Besides, I'm fond ot Brynmor, Ho's
a decent kid."
Freddy yawned and stretched his
arms.
"I've told you what's what, Clary.
You either give up all Ideas of this
wedding, or I'll spill the beans to
the handsome bridegroom. He'll
. be amused to hear ot the little
trlok we turned together at tbe
Emerald Dragon. It's funny, but
didn't It occur on the very night
that you became engaged to hlmT
. (Julie romantic, I'd say."
. With tbat he loft ber. She beard
him chuckling In the hallway as
the maid banded him his coat and
bat Bt she didn't bear the few
words be whispered In the girl's
. ear,
Tho last vestige of her self-control
snapped aa she heard the door
closo behind him. Her whole frame
shook with an Intense fury. So
Freddy thought he could stop the
wedding, did bet Well, for once
be !iad ovorstepped tbe mark.
She wasn't going to have her
whole life ruined Just because ot
him. Bbe'd outwit him but how!
Tbat needed thought.
Was she 10 confess everything
id Brynmor? Trust to his love to
prevent biro backing outT Tbat
solution she set aside as being too
risky.
She never had been wholly con
vinced ot Brynmor's love. At times
It flavored too much ot Infatuation.
Besides, there were the objections
of his father. Colonel Whittamore:
.No. the danger was too great.
Somehow she must contrive so that
Brynmor was left In Ignorance at
least until after tbe ceremony.
v"lt only Freddy could be kept
out of the way for the next few
days," she thought. "Then he can
say what ha likes and go to the
devil for all I care!"
There came another Idea, but
Wr first reaction was to shy away
from It It was an easy way out
yet It would be a deteatsbls trick.
Still, Freddy had threatened to use
equally detestable meana to stop
the wedding. Wouldn't It be excus
able If she turned the tables on
hlmT
It was some time before Clarice
Anally decided to put ber Idea Into
action. Even then, with ber hand
on the telephone receiver, she hes
itated. In the old days Freddy bad boen
a good pal to her. Ha had given
her the chance to make good with
Itor dancing. In a way she wae
fond ot htm. Until Brynmor came
on the scene she hadn't been alto
gether averse to the Idea of clear
ing out with blm tor some other
country.
Now all that was changed. Mar
riage with Brynmor would lead ber
Into a very different life, one which
appealed to her aa far more agree
able. 8 he always had longsd for
an entree Into society. Anu. apart
from that aha liked Brynmor him
self. Now thai she was so near to at
taining ber dream, would she let
Freddy ruin HT Not If she knew ltl
A tew minutes later she bad an
Inspector of Scotland Yard on the
telephone
"This rail la anonymous," she
said In a low pitched voice. "I be
lieve yuu'f K,-,rklr.g on the recent
series of robberies In vsrlous night
clubs. 'Gentleman Freddy's' your
man. He's not abroad, aa you
think. You'll dud him tonight at
No. 11 Hcd Hart Square. But you'd
better be quirk."
With that abe rang oft. She waa
breathing heavily as she put down
tbe receiver. Now that she actually
bad done It she experienced a
sense of fear. If Freddy aver found
out ...
A noise In the hallway caught
her attention. Sbe sprang to her
feet and threw open tbe door.
The maid was on ber knees, pol
lshlng tbe floor. Clarice stared at
her In surprise. "What are you
doing, Gwen, polishing the floor at
this hour ot night?"
'The gentleman bad such muddy
feet I thought I d clean It up be
fore I went home, miss," the girl
apologized.
Clarice didn't comment but ber
suspicions were aroused. Why
should there have been muddy foot.
prints In tbe ball when it badn't
rained tbat day?
In tbe light of his approaching
marriage, Brynmor bad dismissed
all worries about Freddy Mason
Instead, bis mind was agog with
thoughts ot the wedding and tbe
Paris honeymoon with Clarice. He
bad the special license and tickets
to Paris In bis pocket
He glanced at tbe evening paper
as be dashed homeward. Tbe head
lines read: "Daredevil Tony Still
Missing."
Tbat meant continued grief tor
Mary Lou. At once Brynmor bad
the Impulse to telephone her and
extend bis sympathy. Surely It
would do no barm, and It mlgbl
cheer her up.
Mary Lou's voice sounded truly
grateful when he did call.
Ob, yes, we're still hopeful," she
replied to bis questlcu. "I'll let
you know It we hear anything."
Her sincerity embarrassed Bryn
mor.
I I'm afraid 1 won't be here for
tbe next few days," he stammered.
"You see, I'm being married tomor
row. We re going to Paris for a
few days, you know."
He felt tactless In saying It, yet
Mary Lou seemed positively en
thused. Be bad to admit tbat she
had been the best kind of a sport
about tho whole affair.
She's a topping kid," he pon
dered as be bung up the receiver.
Wish I badn t been so mean to
ber that first nlgbt she came to
town. But after all, that's a thing
ot the past "
Immediately his thoughts swung
to the future. Tomorrow at this
time be and Clarice would be on
their way to Paris and two weeks
of excitement , .
He dressed rapidly. Clarlco
didn't know of his plana for a
honeymoon, and he waa eager to
break the news to her.
Brynmor had considered his fa
ther's objections to the marriage,
hut they didn t seem so serious
now. What could his father say.
once he really waa married T Colo
nel Whittamore alwaya had been
reasonable about most things, and
Brynmor only hoped he would take
a decent attitude when It came to
accepting Clarice as a daughter-ln
law.
He hailed a cab and urged the
driver to make all possible spoed
toward Clarice's flat He had
walked tbe distance many times,
but tonight It seemed that the cab
was Inexcusably slow. Congested
traffic at aeveral cornera made It
even worse.
Finally Brynmor stepped out, his
face flushed with the excitement
ot anticipation. He ran up the
walk, and started to ascend the
stairs to Clarlco's door. A sound
behind caused him to look back.
As ha did so be felt tbe grip ol
a band on his arm, and the figure
of a man stood beside him In the
dimly lighted stairway.
Hello, Whltlnmoro. Just going
up to seo Clarice, were youT I
think I'll come along, loo."
Brynmor recognised the voice
Immediately, and with a sharp
sense of annoyance. Who else ex
cept Freddy Mason spoke with
such a sneerT What was ho dolus
here tonight ot all times T Thor
oughly disgruntled by the fellow'r
Interruption, he turned to face M
son directly.
Whsts the big Idea. Mason?
be demanded In Irate tones. "I'm
sick ot soolng you whenover I conn
to see Clarice. What's, your lam.
in trailing ma like this, anyway'
I n taking Clarice out to dlnnei
tonight and I want no Intertorenci
from you or anyone else."
It waa the first time Ilrynmn
had unloosed his steadily growim
wrath against Mason, and be
rather surprised at his own oui
burst Ha half expected Mason Ii
retort with blows, hut Freddy onb
grinned.
Calm yourself, tnd," be replied
I won't be bothering you murl
longer. It we never see each olhei
again, we're going to see Clarice to
gother this time. Understand?"
Brynmor decided It was best l
say nothing, and they mounled th
talrs to Clarice's door.
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him.
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Senator Miller of Grants
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SALEM, Ore., July 9. (P) Af
firmative argument for tho state
government consolidation bill, to
be voted on by tho people In No
vember, waa filed with the secre
tary of state today by Senator Ed
W. Miller of Grants Pass and Rep
resentative Hector MacPhorson of
Albany. I,t will be printed in the
voters' pamphlet.
The third member of the Interim
committee appointed to prepare
the arKument is Representative
Homer D. Angell of Portlnnd. Tho
committee met In Portland yester-
aay ana prepared the argument
Tho bill, which was passed by
the legislature and referred to the
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"In Oregon," says the argument
we have 74 different officers,
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suite Institutions and 16 prlvato
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total of 107 agencies doing our
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CRATER LAKE TRIP
CHATKIt LAKE, Ore., July !).
(Special.) When tho Iiiiko pas
senger launch plowed Its way thru
tho deep blue waters of Crutor
Luke on July 6, It carried the tini
est passenger ever pormltted to
rldo on tho lako. The paracngor
wiih flvo-months old Karl Harvey
Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curl
D. Williams, of Lakcvlow, Oregon.
Buhy J-Jurl rodo down to the lako
cradled In his father's arms and
was booked ns a passenger on the
launch making tho trip uround
tho lako, visiting Phantom Ship
und Wizard Island.
But what mndo tho trip most
oxoltlng to him, and ho demon
strated with gurgles of dollght,
wns the fact that ho was held out
over the water nnd allowed to
dabble his tiny feet In the blue
waters of tho lake.
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COUNTY AGENT BETS
BUDAPEST, Hungary, July 9.
(rV) Uorothy De Konkoly-Thege,
23-year old New York bride who
died in a hospital here yesterday
ot poisoning, was the victim ot a
fatal mistake In taking wrong
medicine,, po 1 1 ce investigations
have revealed.
Mrs. De Konkoly-Thege had
spent Saturday evening In the lob
by of her hotel with her husband
and a party of friends irnd she
chatted cheerfully about the fol
lowing day's program. She then
left the party and went upstairs
to her room where she opened a
Hmall medicine chest brought with
her from New York.
The tablets which she swallowed
by mistake took effect Instantly
but loft her sufficient strength to
telephone to tbe porter and ask
blm to summon her husband.
The patient recovered sufficient
ly to tell those present about tbe
mistake.
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NAPIJCB, Italy, July 9. dP) r
Mount Vesuvius, perennial courgo
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day, but observatory officials Hid
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slopes were endangered.
Throe fountains of burning lava
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Alessandro Malladra, observatory
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weeks.
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SALEM, Ore., July 9. (P) S
H. Van Trump, Marlon county
fruit Inspector, In a letter to Rod
ney W. Aldem, editor of tho
Wood burn Independent, offers to
give $100 to charity if Alden can
provo any one of several thlnss
said about Van Trump In a recent
article Among othor things tho
Independent chnrges that Van
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rangue with some of his remarks
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Independent.
Uar Quli On.
HA LIC M, Ore., July 0. P The
annual stato bar examinations, con
ducted by the board of bar exam
iners, opened hero Tuesday In the
hftll of representatives. Applicants
number nhout 110.
Y WORMS INJURE
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KDKN PRECINCT, Ore., July 9.
(Special.) Talent Kardons have
boen Invaded by Rrciat numbers of
army worms, which strip every
thing In their path. They havo
lnno Rreat damago to tho B. 8.
Stevens, Hartley and Flan and
other Hardens along tho highway
nnd huvo wrecked tho Wm.
Schneir commercial garden on the
east sldo of Bear crock from
l'hoenlx.
They are In lesser numbers In
the Hopkins and Chandler pluccs.
Tho worms seem to dislike
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turn thoin In tho opposito dlrec-.
lion .
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