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MEDFORD MATt TRIBUNE, MEDFORD; OrtKOOX, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930.
Coming to Medford
DR. MELLENTHIN
! Special Attention
i to
Internal Medicine
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will be at
Hotel Holland
7 on
Tuesday, July 15
from 10 a. m to 4 p. m. ,
J ONE DAY ONLY
i No Charge For Consultation
Dr. Mellenthln'a visits are great
ly' appreciated and patronized, es
pecially by those who are suffering
orl ailing from troubles of the' -Internal
organs, In the chest or abdo
men; also head, ear, nose and
throat. The Doctor1 accepts only
those who can be treated medicin
ally with the aid Of correct diet
' and hygiene for which a nominal
charge Is made.
Women If married please bring
their husbands.
Whatever your complaint may be
it will be or Interest to oon'sult the
Doctor on this trlp;'w
Below are the names of a few of
his many satisfied' patients:' '
Mrs, Harriet Anstadt, Astoria, '
Alfred Clemmens, Corvallls.
Chas. Deseh, Portland.
W, G. Grubbe, Albany.
Mrs. J. G, Huhtsuoke'r,:' Toledo.
W. E. Hanklne, Mf. Hebron, Calif.
Denver Klncald, Ashland.
Bert Lampar 8t. Helens.
., H. Martin, Moro.
r. O. Pollard, Yreka-, Calif.
E. F. Smith, Xeppner.- - .....
Mrs. Wm. ScRuenlng, Holitf.
Lee Oey, North 'Powder. .
T. L. Shown, Goldendale,' '
Emm Turner Mlkkalo."-"'-.''
Henry Trowbridge, John Day.
J. H. Wood, Eugene.
,V. P. Harris, Athena.
,Mrs. B. Danks, Klamath Falls.
.Mrs. Walter Scott, Mt. Angel.
Henry Schultz, Pendleton.
tMrs. O. N. Kimball, Crabtree.
Mrs. Frank Simpson, Hood River
Lee Slueher, La Grande.
Note above the exact date and
place! Permanent address: 268
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WILLIAMS CREEK
WIMJAMS. CREKK, Ore., July
9: (Special) i. r Williams (irango
held regular semi monthly meetinK
at tho .Williams community: hall
July Dili. -, ., .?
Mr. and Mm; Ernest Rhodes-of
Fi'llltdulo visited Weduosdny at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cieorgo
Holds of Provolt. Mr. KhodeB la
deputy maator ol' the Pomona
Grange of Josephine county.
Mrs. Kaucetto and small son
Cordon, of near Copper and Mrs.
Wilbur Chapman of Dunnmuir vis
ited their- parents'. Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Johnson of Provolt last
week. .,,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Loyd and
small son Billy, of Herkeley spent
tne week-end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roberts.
. .lacu strine and Al Under spent
tlib' evening at the Brooks homo
Tuesday. ;s'-ir , n ,
Mr. and .Mrs. Louie- Batter and
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hcgbiu-g and
two sons picnicked i with their
frlondsV Mr. and Mrs. 1SU WaliinK.
at their home on Williams Creek
tho Fourth.
'Mr. Hughs, blacksmith' of Pro
volt, Is- still uoriously 111."
Sunday visitors at the' lionlo of
MK ana Mrs. Hd Walling., Included
Mr. Moor and his aunt Mrs. Mar
shall, .Mr. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs.
l-lmM-y: Wilkinson of Grants- Pans;
Mr. ahtl Mrs. Louple- Batter. Mf.
suit Mrs. Hort Holzlmtlsdr and clill'
(Iron and Mr. anil Mrs. Ole Hez-
uiii'g and two sons.
Miss Gloneva Uoyco of Grants
PasB is spending this week at the
home of her son and parents. Mr.
and Mrs. M. U Halso.
Mr. and Mrs. Hlmei- Johnson of
Oxnard, Cal Visited last 'week at
tile - home- of Mr: and Mrs; Everett
Smith of fho Apnlsgato. t
MTJ- and- Mrs.' Doll l.eirtmniv nd
I'amlly vlsltod at tho homo of Mr.
anil Mrs." Bert P'urgUs of Talent
Sunday, i.
MWhol and .Hilly "WbHIBalW 'of
Grants Pass spent' last Week with
their (trandimronta'; MV. und Mts.
lonn ietteknn.
Knbhy- Boyde of i.Orants ' Pans-
spont Sunday an Monday nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Lew-
mnn.
John Ittokftn' amr sratidson' Bon
Lotteken, were in Grants Pass on
Wodnosdnj and- (Jen drove home
a roew roadster, v
Mrs. N. P, Inman and son Albert
of Murphy, and Joo BIiihhok of
Frultihtld,- vAsltcdi file homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Oriu Ellis of Wlf-llams-
WetlnimdHy.-i-"1 ."..-.'. ,
Mrl -and Mrs-.' Emery lliltts; ore
lil' Moilhirtl Tuesriayn1 1 ' w.
Ed;Gor6 end drtuKhtor ftortlia, df'
Modford and D.' M.- Korry and fm
ny of 'Gold- mil, siiom sundny at
tho Humdinger mlno. -..
Mi.' mid Mrs; M-: fi.-Hhuke' imfl
I'amlly wore In Grants Pass Sun
dny attending church, vlBltlnn
tholr nloco and family. Mr, and
Mrs, Clyde - Hcottv mil- enJoVlns;
notbrTiokt and serf board vide on
the Rogue. ... , -j
MV. and' Mrs. W. C. Flxley dVove
over to Klamath' Falls WoHnosday
remaining until after the ' FonVtll.
Archie Johnson of Provolt III
employed (111' Hie' 'rlHnley--1 -ranch-uoar
Modford for tho summnr.
Mlsa""Markiirot' - Hamilton-1 of
Ruch spoilt lust week with hor
friend Louise Johnson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.f Oscar Johnson) of
rrovon:- it ,. - .
Mr. Skinner of tho Copco called
nt tho Oscar Johnson homo ilnst
week.
Pooplo or the Urethral church
or Grants Pass, also of Williams
Crook and -others picnicked the
fourth lu tho grovo nenr the Ed
walling home.
Mrs. Oscar Johnson spont Tups-
nay iiiiornoon with Mrs., C. W.
Mr. and Mrs..Waltof Wi'lght and
family Of , Omnia, Pass wove din
ner guests Sunday at tho home of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson.
Aruhln Powers, now.nmil. carrier
on willlMns Creek" took over the
routo July 1. V, (Ihesior Boat, who
has driven tho mall Btniio for moro
man a year, has made many
frlonds. Always obliging and cheer
ful. ho will bo missed. We wel
come mi:i Power.-, v'i I . r
Fremont Jordan of Thompson
crook, loft last week for Oakland.
Uallf w-hcro he hn -employment.
Friends' are srirry lo hear that
Mrs. Emma Provolt, who la snr
loimly III nl tho homo of her
daughter Mrs. Elory Stouo, does
not Improve wit latheri grows
Miss-ninnehO' Hmme spent Wed
worse. . v
nesildy'sod ThursHav W Int'week'
wlih ninnfhe Sparlm In Grants
Pnmt and- ntteinled - ml ' Epwovri)
League antorttilnmcnt, f . w
Ainnrl-r'-ivf)nerrnrinair fni-'
rnostriirtlnn of new St. .Mary's Hos
pliHl hull, Unit en Fifteenth- street.
between IMiano and Kxehixniie. I
VACATION LAND-
Partly Furnished Houses for Rent Seavlew Cottagei fo tale
HUNTING, OCEAN ANQ FRESH WATER FISHING. BOATING, '
BATHING SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE
BROOKINGS TOWNSITE
13S Miles from Medford
On (ho Oregon Coast Highway at Month or Cliotco Rlvor In
Boutharn Curry County, Oregon,
Just tho spot tor the summer rocroatlonlst to spend bis vacation
among Ideal surroundings.
Reservations Now
Writ
W. J. WARD
EAGLE POINT .
EAGLK POINT. Ore., July Vt)
(Spl.) Mr. and Mrsl 10. E. Wall
were hoMs at a family reunion on
Independence day. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Davis and
son George, iWafllnltla, Ore.; Mr.
and Mrs. Ham Apllng and family,
Hend; Mr. and Mr. John Davis.
Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Haslcr and fumlly, Hilt, Cal.; John
Wall and Mr. and Mis. E..E. Wall
and fumlly, Dorothy ' -anti Alice
Davis of Eagle Polnl.
Teen Dnhaek attended to the
business of the Ic-o cream parlor
for Mr. and Mrs. Fred lAvcland
while they visited nt Crescent City.
S. II. Murnlsh r.nd Mrs. Annie
SwaKy went with a party of 20 In
vited guests to tho home of Doctor
Ilolgato of Paradise Hill, ne-ir
Hugo, July 6th. The ladies took
their own lunch and a bountiful
p'lenlc dinner wa served at noon.
Mr.' and Mrs. Harold VanScoy.
Jack Stonef, Mrs: Luttle VanScoy,
Mr. and Mrs. EllAwurth Htowoll am!
family spent Sunday ut Dead In
dian, soda sprlngi.
Among' guests at the Hiinnysldc
hotel' sundny were' Mm. W. 'k
Xorrls of Central Point, Dr. and
Mrs. Bhttekley, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Junes-,' Mr: iirid Mrs. ,(lrnveii; C. IS.
Gatos' and 'party- of Medford; Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Hatfield, Mr. and
Mrs. Itoyal Krown. Orval -Henderson
and (lus Nichols, Eagle Point;
MY. arid 1 Mi's. 'Millard Robertson.
Lcln-nri Pettlkrew ilnd' frlciid- mid
Frank Pottlgrew and party of the
Crater Lake highway, and Alec
Belts, -W. II. Crundall and family
of Griffin creek.
Mr. and Mrs.. Walker Lewis nn.l
children of Dig Applegate called
at the homo of Mrs. Ilowlett Sat
urday. ' Miss 2(ilma and Geno McGuughey
,of. 'Portland left for their home
Sunday iMorarnR1' after spending a
'threo day vacation at tho home of
Miss' Shnw's- grimdmothor, Mrs. S.
C. Hewlett.
M-rsi- .VfHI'y1 Hoyt-left for her home
Ih Fort' Klnmath Monday In com
pany wlfh Ml1, ant! Mrs. Pomcroy,
after spondlnB'it' four-day vacaHlon
here. " "
' Mlsrf fiyhlV' Caster, daughter 6f
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Caster, left Sat
urday for points north, In company
with Mr. and Mis.' Hoy Kurleson.
' Miss Cbvn' Cranl-ill loft Weitnes
dny for Griffin creek, after spend
ing a week visiting at tho home of
Mrs. VanScoy and son Lyle; ' 1 '
Mrs. Amy Itrown, town librarian,
wishes tho patrons of the Horary
to ftnow thnt during the hot weath
er the library will not oiten- Mon
days n-mf -Fi'ldnyie until i o'clock
111! ' We nfteHnoon, t(-tiUlnn' open
ontll 8 o'olook.-'- -''-'
Mrs. ltowurt of Medford called
lit' tho Sunnysldo hotel Wednesday.
Mi", and Mrs. T. A. Fleck and
son of KllShrarto-etiunty, California,
wre In Ehglo Point Thursday. Mr.
r W'le taught school hero 2B years
agd. . v .
Mrs. iSophlo Chlldrcth Is still oh
flit)' alr'k list; under tho care of
Dr. Hleeter of Medford.
Mrsr. JeBSo 'ITommcl, Mrs. Jm-r
shall Mlnter and Mrs. Ivan lint
flelrt of the-Crater hako hlghay,
and Mrs. Neevah Holman wore In
Enjrlo Point-Thursday. '
Miss Daly; Miss Btafford ilrtd itrn,
Carter df ''Portland called at tho
home of Mrs. Myrtle Von der Hei-
len Tuesday. '
MV. an MrsV-Wllfrod Dnvies and
young son of Enterprise nro house
guests of Mrt end Mrs. Clarence F.
Davles.
IxtlAmf lOamphell of Everett.
Wnsh., Is gdest of his aunt, Mrs.
Francis Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dahack of
Klamath Falls called nt the hci
of Mr. and 'Mrs. Ernest Dahack
or tho Oasis service station Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Vei ns Mathews and
diuiifh'ters A'el-t'rt anif-Veimn- wei-o In
Medford Monday.1 1 " "
John I. Inn loft Wednesday for
Crater Lake, where ho Is employed.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Earl Stonei- and
son Jack and Mr. and Mi's. W. II.
VouWn and children visited Dia
mond lake recently-.- '
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Russell or
Ashlnnd were visitors Tuesday nt
the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. K.
Itarnes. " - .
1 'Mr.- and'1 Mrs! Richard' Perkins
and family of Vrekn are visiting
Mr. mill Mw. I'j, K. Willi.
A group of-- friends motored to
the Ntmvell picnic grounds' on the
hunks of the Ilogue Friday and
enjoyed n picnic dinner. Included
In tho party wero Mr. uud Mrs.
W. L. Chlldreth. Mr. and - .Mrs.
Gtmvge- Htowoll, Dottier! Mongold,
Mr. ami Mrs. .Inck Stnivell and
Chltdin,' Mr. ami1 Mrs. Nlefti Youdg
and Pear) Stowed. Mr. and Mrs.
Hons Kline joined tho party In the
nrternoon.
Mr! and' Mrs." Lester Throckmor
t!Ti TCIennor itn Dale, Mr. and
Mrs, John illador, Mr. anil Mr.
SHnson and daughter Virginia-, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Owens and son
Being Booktd
Brookings, Oregon
Rhinelander And Negro
Wife Reach Settlement
1-,.,M',, lrr, ' ;
WHITE PLAINS, N. V., July 1(1 (Al Seltlcilicill or legal lie
lions between fn'oniiril Kip Itliindlaiiilcr, lielr to the niiiiicluiiilor
fumlly inIIIIoiib, and Alice .Touch Itliliicliimler, his runner wlfo, will
Ira orrcted July 10 in Imh Vegas, Nov., l'miik M. Giiglliinll, altor
lley Tor Airs. ItlillicliiliiliT, said to (lay. Mrs. Jtllllicliiiidcr Is tho
daughter of - a negro cub driver.
' Although Mr. Ga'Kllardl' refused iwurd; Mi-s.-' Rhineinnder will can
to name the amount of tho settlo-100' her. Bopaiutlon suit in Wcst-
mcrtt, It was undoVstood from j el1,0"lc,"1 coVn'y aBa"",t l,er ";volc:
led husband, it was nnnounced, und
sources close to Mrs. Khinelandqr j w, ilrop uitenutlon proceedings
tliat tho flguro would bo between namlnB' Commodore Philip Rhlne-IL'OO-.OOD
and- lOOU.OflO. i i lander, . father of her former
Til consideration of the money 1 spouse. ;
Edward, Jorry' Dellowsj Stri and'
Mi s'; Hurvey Stanley and -eon- Bar
rell wont to Rancherlu, near Pros
pect, for tho Fourth. ' I
Mrs. Toblatha Tupgato of Butte
Falls, who has been sick in bed i
for some time at -tho homo of her
sister, Mrs. Lottlo Aycrs, Is un
improved. . . -
.Mr. and Mrs. rtoy Ashpolc und
soil 'Dbn'rtliT, --Mr; 'and Mrs, J. W.
Smith, 'Hand und Chester, spent
tho week end nt McAllister springs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clements and
son Junior and nephew Edward
celebrated ithe'hollduy at' Crescent
City. ', ' .- '. '
Mr. and Mrs. -Robert llarnlsh of
Eugcnu - we.ro In Eagle Point Sat
urday visiting" his fnUioiy S. H.
HtiriiLih, and friends. ' ' j:'.
' Tho 'Mh.sds' Dorothy and Alice
Willi; who have boen staying with
tlloh" slsfor, Mrs. E.- VI. Wall,- .loft
Sa'turduy for their home In Wapi
nlllii In company with their par
ents, Mr. and Mm: E. 13. Davis.
They -will r e t u rn . when school
bpens."''-' '-' J ' . -' -"':-m'
Mr. ontl Mrs. Karl Esch, Mrs.
Francis Camobell' and nephew I.e
land Campbell, after Sunday school
left for Thompson ' creek, where
they were guests lit tile homrf' of
Mr, und Mrs. tmsU'i'lioutiiUiid fam
ily. , ' ' 1 - .' -I, -. ,
P1IOTJN1X,. ore, .tnly 10Spoc
laDNolghboi' or Wondcriirt lodge
met at the W. 0,.y, hall 'cd
iiesday atternooi. 'v. ;-
Mr. and Mrs. Fnjsd Daugherty
and In mlly spent 'ihe Fuurth 1 at
tho Lake or fho Woods.
A n mn hor or frlonds gathered at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. M. A;
Miller on tho Fourth with n has
kot lunch. Tlioso present wei'e Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Culver, Mr. and
Mrs. Uwkwooa, Df. Mid Mrsr J.
H. Webster.
On tho evening of Hie' Fourth
whon Mrs. Wilcox was driving
from Wagner Greek to her homo
tho car caught oh flro 'und sut'fdr
od qulto a little damago befnro
tho flames wore extinguished.
PHOENIX, ore.. July 10 (Spl.)
Mrs. Ed 1 In in 1 1 and Mrs. Louis
Colvor will bo hostossea to tho
Thimble club at tho home of Mrs.
Ed Hamlin--Friday Hflornooiii All
membors Of the clnb are; urged to
be' present:
, Miss Edith Pi-ctfymaii mid Mrs.
'Anna Green of Portland called at
tho home of Mrs. Lillian Coleman
Sunday ovenlug. i They have been
visiting with Miss Prettyniun's sis
lor, Mrs. Hyde, ot Ashland.
Wnltor Prottymnn, nephew ol
Miss Edith Prcttyman, sient a few
days last week plaiting friends in
1'hoonlx.. ' " ' -- , r . . i .
Andrew Harvey of Myrilo' Crock
called nt tho Geo. Mct'lain home
Sunday. . r. ,
A iiumhov of people of Phonnl
and community spent the Fourth
in Ashland, uniting whom wero Mrs.
Frod Furry, Hurry Reamea. Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Roberts, Lula Roberts,
Mrs.'Suslo Standard, Mrs! J. -O. N.
Puling, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Castor.
Mr. and Mm. M1. V. Sheets, Mr. and
Mrs" Guy Bishop, and family. Mm.
Chub Anderson, Mrs. IHiiinu C.rnf-
fls, Carl Andorsoti, Mrs. Geo. Mc
clain and others. .
Mrs. Dolno Sloan entertained nt
dinner Monday night In honor of
her husband's brother, Don Sloan,
and fnriiily, who are hero visiting
Ihe family. , -
Mid.' IV O. Hhrluy of Talent had
tho misfortune to cut a finger, sev
ering an artery. She is under tho
care of Dr. Standard. .
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Ward and
(wo Krandilaiighteis, Frances and
Helen, arc spendinn a few days at
'(hci Luke Qt the Woods.
I Mr.-nmf Mra. J. P. Arnolds whr,
have lived III Ihe Independence
i school district west of Phoenix, ro-
conlly moved Into Phoenix.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gnmnilll and Mr.
land Mrs. J. II. Wobster motored
j to the airport Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ie Hurt and chil
dren of Oakland, Cal., visited a',
the McClnln home Thursday.
Mr. amr Mrs: CYCV Hartley and
family celebrated Ihe Fourth at
Ashland.
Dr. Standard and family attend
ed the union services at the Pres
byterian church In Medford Sunday.
Miss 1-ottle Walklns, who Lis
been spending the past month, on
1 . ." ,"..' - . r i. . . ,,i
PHOENIX
a vacation trip, returned Monday
and took up her work as nurso in
the. office of Dis. Standard ami
Standard. Sho visited relatives and
friends in New1 Mexico and south'
am California and points of intor-
est In Texas, Colorado and Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burleson of
Phoenix and Mrs. ilurleson's sis
ter. Miss Sybil Caster, of Kaglc
Point, returned Sunday from a two
weeks' vacation trip to Portland
and Washington. They were ac
companied by Mrs. Burleson's cou
sin, Mrs. Blanchard, and her two
daughters, Lorraine and Dorothy.
Thoy will spend several weeks hero
visiting.
' Mi'.- and Mrs. . Shepherd took n
trip last week to Crater Lake to
ocyebrate their wedding anniver
sary. They entertained Sunday for
Dr. and Mrs. Paske and children
and Mr. and Mrs. LlltleClcld.
Ray Maust, Ralph Swingle, Chas.
Swingel and Bob Stcadman spent
four days camping at the Lake of
the Woods- during the Fourth ot
July vacation.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Inman and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox and children,
Mr. und Mrs. Littlefield and Mr.
and Mrs. Maust spent the Fourth
on Wagner creek .picnicking and
thon nil went to Asliinnd to on)oy
(ho fireworks.
Little Natyloen Wilcox entertain
ed with a birthday party in Ashland
park Monday nftornoon for her lit
tle frlonds. The hostess received
a number of lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Gornsta, who own
an orchard west ot Phoenix, left
their homo in Minneapolis on the
24th of June for UielrOpluce here.
They uro expected most any time.
Monday evening Ralph Wilcox
drove home with a now truck.
Mr. Inman and his granddaugh
ter went on a fishing trip Sunday.
Miss Ullly Carless spent a couple
of days at the Lako of tho Woods,
returning hore Monday evening.
Sho reports a lovely time.
I'.EAC.l.E. Ore.. July 10 (Spl.)
Joe Muyficld who has been very
sick with pneumonia Is able to be
up and around the house again.
It Is rumored that Mi, and Miss
Swahson will take the Beagle post
office so Hint It will nut bo dlscon
tinned as it looked for u whllo it
might be.
Milton, I.owrenco and Lloyd
Sanderson left . Thursday morning
for Big Applcguto river to cunip
until Sunday.
Mr. -nnd Mrs. J. L. Frlnk nnd
family wero among thoso from
here that went to Crater Iiko last
Sunday with tho Sums Valley Sun
day school.
Herbert Muyfleld nrrlved home
Sunday evening from Turlock. Cal.,
where he has been visiting rela
tives for the past two weeks. Tho
trip home wan made up the coAst
as far us .Crescent City and then
home.
The Wllllanis-Seegnilller ranch
are binding their grain and cut
tlnff the second crop of alfalfa this
week.
Roberta Mnyftcld has been -stay
ing with Fhy Ora Zuek the last few
Kuck . vfiui . away
ANDERSON CREEK, Ore., July
10. (Spl.) Mis. 1 C. Jones spent
Momlay with Mrs. Jns. Maya.
Jnjs. MacDowoll and slater, Mrs.
MoC-anna,- made a trip to Klnmath
Falls Monday.
Thoso spending the Fourth In
Ashland wore George Young, .1.
Foster, I.. C. Jones and family and
.Inmes Mays nnd family.
Mr. Ilusbncll moved to Ashland
Thursday.
Mrs. Green was out to the valley
Tuesday.
James Mays and wife wero In
Talent Saturday.
F. M. Contcrs spent Saturday In
Medford.
Mr. Petri and daughter and son.
Ellon called at the Mays homo Sun
day. John Bailey has cut his grain
hay this week.
The Sehuetler boys and mother
siient the week end In Medford.
Ruth Maya and Mrs. L, C. Jones
BEAGLE i
1
days whllo Mr.
working.
ANDERSON CREEK
A-NICE-GIRL
COMES -TO -TOWN
BjUJIeOtett
SrHOPaiHl Irunmor plant to ...
mafry Clarice Day. a dancer,
despite hit wealthy father1! ob
lectione. Freddy itaeon, tonom
ttrynmor hatee, varus Clarice that
he will reveal her poet to Bryw
mor if the instate on marrying
hita. tfiarice Jiae ateteted itaeon
in several thelte, but Brynmor
knowe nothing ot her elllanoe toll
him. In an attempt to get Mason
out of-the way, Qtarice puts police
on his trail. The night beore the
proposed marriage, Brynmor calls
his former eweetheart, Vary Lo
Leslie. Ber new tlanoa, ony Tith
erington, apparently hae been lost
ohile flytng. over. Australia, and
Brynmor offers sympathy. Uason
accosts Mm as he is about to enter v
Clarice's flat a while later, and
Brimmer tries in vain to get rid
0 him. .
Chapter 23 ( ' ..
DISGRACE t .
nPHB last , person Brynmor had
wanted to see-wqs Freddy' Ma
son. Surely the fellow , had sense
enough to know that. Vet what
could he do about it under the cir
cumstances? Clarice herself answered the
ring. They heard the click-click ot
the wooden heels ot ber mules grow
louder as she ran down the corri
dor. She saw Brynmor flast,
"Oh, Bryn. darling" she began.
Then she caught sight or Freddy
Mason, and the color instantly fled
from ber cheeks. . For a moment
Brynmor thought she was suing to
faint
"W-w-why, I don't" . .
. "Of course It's a surprise to see
me," Mason interposed grimly. lie
stepped forward through tho' door
way.. .. . . ... .... ,.
Clarice clung limply against the
door, apparently unable to speak' or
move. Brynmor somehow felt sor
ry for ber. Why should Mason
havo taken It into his head to in
trude In this way? He sensed
something queer In the air. Sheer
curiosity triumphed over bis reso
lution to keep quiet, '
"What's tlft meaning of all this?"
he demanded. 1 '
Mason continued to -walk dowa
the corridor toward Clarice's room;
"Come along, Whittamore," he
Hung over his shoulder. "You're
going to hear a certain IHUe story
that may' amuse you, and again it
may not." . ., . '.
Torrllled, Clarice Hung hef aims
around Brynnioi.
"Don't listen to him, Bryn, dar
ting," sho begged hysterically. "Go
away, please. Come' back later "
Before be could reply. Mason- In
tervened. "It's no use,' Clary. He's going
to hear it now, straight from ihe
shoulder. If he still wants to mar
ry you afterward, that's his affair.
"Come along," he added, since
neither Brynmor nor Clarice
moved. "Let's make ourselves com
fortable. This may be a long sit
ting, you know.'.'
Clarice, her head bowed as it In
shame, followed the two men into
the living' room. Brynmor, await
ing developments, said nothing.
Freddy still smiled with that ma
licious grin. . ,
Presently he cleared his throat.
"Well, shall 1 begin?"
Clarice fidgeted on the divan.
"No, I'll tell him myself," she
said .decisively. "After all, this is
my story."
Her small body, under the flow
ing red dross, was rigid, and her
white ringed hands were clenched
at her sides.
"I'm going to tell you every
thing, Bryn. I'm not afraid." She
threw a contemptuous glance In
Mason's direction, but he continued
to maintain an air of indifference.
"I'm going to tell you the whole
story ot my life, right from the be
ginning ..."
Brynmor leaned forward. He
said nothing, hut his head was
awhirl with questions. What was
the cause of all this? Clarice, hadn't
inltmntod that there was any rea
son for such a revelation, and he
hadn't pressed her for facia about
her past.
"1 never had any parents to
speak ol." she resumed. "I . was
brought up ii. the slums a gutter
kid. But I had big Ideas in my
head, and I wanted to do things,
become a great dancer. I bad lots
of talent,, but no money and no
training. And I needed training to
get out of tho rut.
"When I was 15 1 got a dancing
Job in c. cheap cabaret In the East
End. That's where I' mot Froddy.
He took an Interest In mo, offered
me money for lessons nnd nice
clothes. Well, I took the money.
What clso could I do? It was that
or nothing
"In return, I've been helping him
from time to time." It seemed dif
ficult for her to continue, but she
did so rosolutcly. "Yes, you may
as well know it. Freddy's a crook.
High class Jobs, night clubs and
the like, are his specialty. . . .'
Her voice broke off suddenly.
The horror In Brynmor's eyes
seemed to deprive her 'of speech.
Yet she couldn't see anything very
dreadtul In what she'd told hi in
already. The worst part wes to
cms . . that telephone call last
nlirbt. i
As for the rest, she couldn't see
ihnt crooks were much different
and Hon Nell Jones called on Mrs,
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than- anyone else. Until recently
she bad been rather proud ot ber
association with "Gentleman Fred
dy." Brynmor bad a linking sensation.
Several times before he bad eus
pected that Freddy Mason wasn't
on the level yet the truth shocked
him profoundly. And Clarice It
wasn't possible to believe that she
bad been mixed up with him!
Obsessed by a sudden Idea, he
stammered, "That night the rob
bery at the Emerald Dragon?"
.She nodded, and her lips quiv
ered. Brynmor felt his head reel.
This was awful! He-had expected
something unpleasant but nothing
like this. Clarice a thief, it was
unthinkable!
' rYes,I helped Freddy In that,"
she admitted, more calmly now.
"1 couldn't avoid doing so. Be
sides, I didn't know that you meant
to marry me then. Ever since
we've been engaged I haven't done
a thing you might be' ashamed of.
I I love you, Bryn. I've always
wanted to marry a chap like you.
clean, decent, straight "
Her voice cracked. For once, the
tears on ber cneeks were real. She
wasn't shamming any kknger, and
she realized suddenly- that she
hated sham. Yet what a lot or it
had been In her life!
She was glad, however, that she
had told Brynmor. It was a dis
tinct relief to her. Whatever hap"
pened as a result, she was glad
that her cards, for once, were face
up on the table.
. Still there was silence. Mason
scorned to be enjoying It, She mut
tered 'again, half to' hor aolf.'"i do'
love you, Bryn." And she knew it
was'true.
Brynmor stared down at the pal
tern In. the rug. There was per
plexity written on his fn.-e. He
seemed to be In a daze.
"There's something more, too,''
Clarice choked. The worst was to
come. After tliat, she felt that
nothing could save her. "Las!
night Freddy came in and we
talked. Then, later, after he had
gone" ,
"Leave that part to me, Clflry'
Mason broke in. , He ,vas smiling
triumphantly. "I'll explain the
rest. You look all tired out.
"You see, Whlttamoro, last night
Clary told me that she couldn't pos
slhly go through with the wedding
without first telling you about her
connection with me. I argued with
her. and told her not tc be such a
fool. I urged her to go ahead and
marry you, and leave this mattei
unmentioned. Then I wished her
good luck, but she wouldn't agree
to my plan.
"She insisted that you must
know It nil. So I promised hor to
come here tonight and support hot
story while sho told you. . . . That's
it, len': It, dear?"
It was obvious that Mason was
lying, but Hrynmor felt too weak
to do anything about lu He buried
Uts face In his hands.
For a moment Clarice stared at
him. Then she collapsed, threw
herself on the couch, and her whole
body was wracked by long- sluid
derlng sobs.
When she did glance up. after a
rew mlilutes, Brynmor was stand
Ing beside her, staring down at her
His face wns wooden and oxprcs
Slonless. She clenched hor hands
about the cushion, then rose to' liei
feet abruptly.
"Go away, Bryn, please!" she
pleaded. "For my sake, plcast
go!"
Brynmor put his bands to Ills
head. Life In the past had been
onsy for him too easy Now II
was anything but easy. Ho real
Ized. with a strange sense of self
loathing, tltat he hadn't renlly
loved Clarice nearly so much as he
had imagined.
' As ft matter of fact, Ilrynmor's
thoughts weren't concentrated on
Clarice at the moment. HO wns
thinking especially of his father,
ofils father's name which as his
name,. of Whittamore family pride
and family tradition. .-
"If I only knew what to do"
he. blurted out,
Clarice knew sho had lost. She
tried vainly to smile.
"Don't worry about It, Bryn. ,1
guess I've known all along that It
was only Infatuation. But I didn't
care then." . . ,
He didn't have the heari to re
assure her. Perhaps sho was right.
Just now Brynmor wasn't sure of
anything.
"Please go," Clarice whispered.
"And don't over come bnck." '
He stumbled to the door, and
Mason opened It for him.
"Bo good to ber. Mason," he
stammered.
Freddy smiled. "You never bad
a chance. Whittamore. She always
was my kid."
The door shut, and Brynnioi
made his way down the stairs
Never had he been so disgraced.
"Fool!" he exclaimed to hlmscll
"I'll never dare Judge anyone ajsiiin
as long as I live!"
tConright ttse. Uaysie Ore's;
Brynmor repents for some of hit
pait actions soon. Follow the story ,
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