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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKTCfiOy, TUESDAY, JULY 15,' 1930.
A-NIOE-GIRL
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SYNOPSIS! After she ends her
. 'temporary engagement with Tonv,
Mary Lou rebukes herself for hav
ing done it. She really loved him,
but the hated to continue a make
bellev0 game. Brynmor., her sweet
heart of former day, calls end
asks her to oo out with him. Bite
accepts without enthusiasm, lie
is elated to learn that hiary Lou's
engagement 'atth Tony is ended,
for he likes her himself; She Is
working fir the gown shop of Jay
Jerome, her cousin,, Qwendolyn
Carrulhere comes in to buy a
dress, announcing that she is go
ing out with Tony that night. She
, decides on a green frock, and
hiary Lou purposely substitutes a
hideous pink dress for it when ehe
gives the package to the delivery
boy. She tells him not to deliver
It until alter six o'clock too late
g lor Qwendolyn to' exchange it,
! Chapter, 27
. J;-- AidUTFACE ; " .;' '
Kit ART LOU was miserably un-
i comfortable that night at tbe
Savor. Brynmor bad been thought
till about plans for tbe evening, but
f Mary Lou tried In vain to be grate-
I fUl. :' - .'
I . Until now the Savoy bad be
I longed exclusively to herself and
I Tony. It was there tbat they bad
I brought Jay and Jerry to celebrate
1 : their engpgemont
Brynmor raised bis Volte after
J tbey bad finished dinner. Mary Lou
I had no Idea bow long be had been1
talking.
"You certainly surprised me when
1 you told me about yon aud Titbcr-
Ington."
I I "Did I?" Sbe managed to divert
I her mind,' momentarily;' from her
! . private" trend of thonght'
1 ! "I suppose you found you didn't
I like hlra so well after' be came
. back." ' ' ' 1
i "Something' like- that." Why
wouldn't be stop talking about that?
Sbe was ready to scream.
' "I know, because 1 roallze now
' ffrat a the way It was between Clar
I Ice and me Just Infatuation. And
j I Was fairly convinced from the
i beginning, that you dluVt love
1 Tttherlngton. yet I'll admit be is
I attractive In some ways-'''"
I "Qenorous ' of you," Mary" Lou
laushed.
. "Look iere', do be serious Mary1
I toil." Brynmor obviously was frus
trated..
i "I'm ill attention."
' "I knew It wasn't a genuine nf-
j fair," be" resumed.' "Not the- sort
I of romance we Had In tho summer.
I . "No," Mary Lou admitted. "It
j teanii't like that." t
,1 ' Brynmor swallowed.
j - "I'm glad you feel the same way
! about' It as I do, Mary Lou." He
I hesitated; '" Became "we've boon
' seeing quite a lot of each other
I lately, and 1 ' was wondering
' pleaie uoii't think me conceited
j whether that hod anything to do
I with your breaking the engagement
1 with' hlriif .
j :., Mary Lou didn't reply. The sup-
I position was too preposterous. Dryn
! ntor misconstrued her sllonco.
: "Oon't answer, If you don't wont
I to,- dear." His voice had dropped
! in the husky note that' had thrilled
I her last summer. '
! t'Bul 1 want ydu to know that I '
j I1 lore you, Alury Loa. Underneath
I everything. It's been you all along.
!. Claries was only on Interlude. I
I suppose all men have them at some
j time or other; What 1' fael tor yon
1 il dee'twr.' more lastlni.' . . . Mary
I Lou, dd you da yon' feel like mar.
rying me, dear?"
She; blinked at him: Marry Bryri;
morf Was be madT ' She bad un al'
host uncontrollable desire to laugh
1 lb Ills face. Vet, when the first
1 . shock ' bod ', passed, she began to
I - Wbat' cytiie' bad' said that the
(best Way to recover from oho love
affnlf was to throw yourself, heart
1 inu ,wui, nuu mv uexn bui hub
I ' One was stale, stals since last sum
t mer. Yet. with s lot otlmaglnntlon,
couldn't she recapture some of' tli'e
: ISTHI7 wasnt- any experiment
worth 'trying to help drive Tony
1 ; from her mlndT
I "You needn't answer at once, dar-
1 ling Brynmor urged. "Take yonf
I time and think It over. I'm afraid
It baa been rather a shock."
i "Yei. rather." she admitted. "Lot's
I danea, BrynMor."
, The after-theater crowd already
bad arrived, bnt a tow latecomers
were s'trongllng through the door.
I '"fwo1 mors- hours," Mary Lou
1 thought dosporatoly, "1 can't very
I - well gr) before. Brynmor' will thlilk
I me ungrateful."
I Tbe dance ended, and they drifted
I bacl'fo their' fable." Already Bryn-
mor'i grid on her arm was slightly
possMslr.i
, "I'd love to startle hint by telling
him' what' I- really' think of hllii,"
Mar Lon thought spitefully. "Vet
I In tile end I suppose I'll take him.
WomeB nsually do' the sensible
: thing Snd spend the rest of Iliolr
I lives regretting It. I'll marry Br'yri-
mori settle down arid have a doicb
I little Brynmors; Jlow I shall bate
Itl"
i Just then 'she glnneed' across to"
the etiflrl "hat led dowu to the
i dance floor. Immediately she knew
why she never could become re
signed jo' marrying Ilrvmiior. For
there, teanlug Indolently minium the
railing, siirveyHnrthe' crowd With B
BLAZE DESTROYS
1
TABLB R0CI4 fe.( July 16--ISpl.)
Yin of undetermined orl
gin destroyed the largo barn and
fontenu on the Ralph .Wilson
ranch Friday evening, .
TABLE ROCK BARN
i.i a 4 t i '
bored, cynical smile, was Tony
Incredible Tony,
Her eyes sudenly became bright
and eager; then they became (jrey
with a suggestion of panic.
Apparently Tony was waiting for
someone Grendolyn Carrutliers. of
course. Mary Lou thought of the
pink dress but perhaps Gwendo
lyn hadn't worn It. She Imagined
Gwendolyn's face raise! to Tony's,
her red head fitted Into the curve
of Tony's shoulder, where her bead
belonged. ... She drew a sharp
breath.
"Brynmor, I've been thinking It
over. . . . The wedding Is on."
She was only dimly aware that
Brynmor was leaning toward her,
bis face eager and HuBhed. She was
only faintly conscious that his
bands were gripping hers.
"That's marvelous, darling . . .
so marvelous I don't know what to
say ..." ' ' ' : ' '
Her eyes still were fixed on Tony;
Gwendolyn hadn't appeared. Well,
let her come now. Mary Lbd's
lips curved In determination. She
was prepared.
She watched Tony descend the
stairs slowly. Ho looked around
for an empty table. ;
The head waiter was about to
direct him td a table, when Tony
Bpotted Mary Lou. He came towurd
them, grinning, exclaiming "Jove,
Mary Lou, this is great"
Brynmor muttered somothlng un
der his broalh. Mnry Lou smiled.
' "May 1 join yon?" queried Tony;
I hate to cat alone. Oh, hello, Whit
lamore, hopo I'm not intruding "
Brynmor's expression' said that
Tony was very much the Intruder)
But Tony Ignored him and waved
to a waiter. " '''
"I was ihtorb.itbd Iti I 'that' flight'
of youi'B.'1 Brynmor remarked, feel
ing that ha must' make some show
of cordiality.
"That's ancient history now,"
Tony smiled. "The- past ' never
counts." '
Mary Lou felt something cold set
tie In the place' where her heart
should have been. Didn't the' past
count with Tony at all?
. "1 thought you were taking
Gwendolyn out tonight." She
couldn't resist men-ionlng It-'
"Gwendolyn? So 1 did.- II11I she
went home after the show,; She
fceemed rather ftisrc'd about some
frock not having arrived."
Mary Lon smiled;' "r- -
"You mean you didn't 'Invite hor
herb?" '', "' ' -
"That's It, If you' must know."
Tony chuckled: ''Wlio k'Mj -'
From tlie moment' I'oriyi lind
Joined them, Brynmor wiis strilg
gllng against an uncomfbrth'hlo'ceii
vlctlon that Mary Lou had heon
slipping out of Ills grasp.' In tin
effort to recapture her attentloii
he suggested that they dance, tihe
strung up1 tflth readiness. J :'
Tony Sat alone, wondering- how
Gwendolyn had ninimged to- bore
him so utterly as she had' bored
blnl tonight, tfefbro the flight; he
had regarded- her as au entertain
Ing'youngster.
He began to focl tlinf Mary Loft
had treated him rather badly. Why1
couldn't thoy have continued to
gethor, the sttrhtf as they' had he
tors' ho went away? Surely he was
as amhstng as this felluW Wlillln
mot's. His III hnmor grow as he
watched her dnticlng with ilryn
mot. ' '
Wberi tbey returned to IMS table.
Brynmor leaned' ncrosB to Tuny.
trying to keep trlumphaut elnllou
frorji Ills voice.
"I say. Tltliorltigtnn; I'd like you
to know.- Mnry Lou and 1 are on
ghged." " ' ' ' ' ' " '
Mary Lou'tnrnod pale;- She halt-
opened hor mouth to protest then
decided against It What was the
usef He had to know sometime.
'Whow!" Tonjr ' ciclnlmjd. Hp
started to laugli.
What's the Joke, Tltherlngfon?'
Brynmor1 Innuircd abruptly. . '"
"The' whole" situation," U Tony
smiled;' "Mary Lou's silting be
tween the dead corpse of one ro
mance and the living body of air
othort" ' '
"I'm glad you cad take It like'
'int." . ' -"How
olso should 1 take It, old
chap?" Tony askod airily. "Con-'
grntulntlonr and all that sort ol
tiling.''
Clonrly It depended on someone
In straighten out the situation. The
band did Its best or worst by
bursting forth suddenly Into a tune
that had been' popular the winter
before. Thoy were singing fti I00V
"Left vrrirnH thai I love jeii,
Let's prttend that you tove vte. -
Then nil the ttoril.
ll'lll paradise tie.
W& vun have our tun.
Cnptd on the run,
No henrtltrrtik when pair
Have proved that you're untrue. ...
Tuny sprang to his feet, a reso
lute line In his mouth. -
Dunce this,-Mary Lou." he com
manded, Just as he had commanded
it Jay's party tho night' before the
flight.
And Inevitably, when Tony com
ttihndcd, Mary Lou obeyed.
(Copyright, tvsv staymie Urttgl
Does Tony lov Mary Lou, aftor
ail? Tomorrow ho la lolled Into
realltlna that he dnee.
The bam was about half full of
hny which hull been Mured there
nhoiit a month ago and was be
lieved to bo III a well cured condi
tion nt the time. .. . ,.-
Ham nml hay were partially cov
ered liy Insurance, tho hay being
Insured in the Grunge Fire Itellnf
association, this being the first tire
to occur among Insured members
of the Sums Valley Grange,
An International touring and
transportation exhibition Is In he
held In Warsaw, l'olund, July 6 to
August 10,
RURAL AND SUBURBAN KM
WILLIAMS CREEK
WILLIAMS C'ltEKK, Ore.. July
1,5. (Special) Mr. anil Mrs. fllen
Loueher of Provolt', Mr. and Mrs.
.1. 13. Vay nnd-MrH. Mnry Itoblnwm
of flrnnlH Piihm plenlced wllh Mr.
nnil Mrs, A.-U Blodgett and fam
ily the Poiiith on Williams creek.
.Mrs. Ilert liolzhauser spent Snt
urilay afternoon with Mrs. C. W.
ltoberls. -. -
Verdlna Kennedy of San Frnn
i'Ihco Ih visitinK her Krnnilmuther,
Mr. Doc Mnnsfleld and other rel-
ntlves.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dull Lemrnnn and
son, Uompo, and Ilnrry Newman
pent' the Fourth nnd Snturdoy
In 'Ashland.
Tom Herriott wlio was operated
on recently in a Portlnnd hoHpltul
for enneer of the stomach Is re
ported to be doing nicely. He is
well known here.
- Kremont Jordnn of Thompson
creek left hist week for Oakland,
Cnl. .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Horry Klneade
nnd Herbert Fisher of Klnmnth
Falls visited Mrs. - Klneadc's par
ents, Mr. and Mra Charles Cougle
Saturday.
Mary Kathryn Dahle Is spending
two or three weeks In Medford.
Mrs. A. L. Olodgett, datiglitcr,
Funlee and Mrs. Axel JllbdKett,
(tilled on (Irandma John and- Mrs.
Stella Strntton Saturday.
Formers hnvo finished .putting!
in their -first crop of hay nni
some nro' ' beginning- tho - second
cutting. The. yield in-'both mea
dow nndf grain hny.--Is-splendid
in our little; valley.- -
Mr. nnd Mi-s Lois Loeseh,-Ijiu-reneo
York nnd Romle Hnlzhnu
fier spent -sevornl days nti the Blga
low euhln on flrtiybaek, nlso Ben
Itteken, Joe nnd Hobert Pen
nington - nnd Tom Lawn, who
camped nt' the' Olades on Gruy
bnek. 1 '"
Mr. and' Mrs. .1. M. Lloyd and
son, Hilly, of Herlteley, Cal., spent
tho Fourth with their parents,
Ml', and Mrs. C. W. Itoln'rts.
Mr. nnd Mrs: F.vm'i'tt Smith of
ApplCgnte, Mr. nnd Mrs,' Philip1
Heot'eliry nnd Mrs. Tomby wero
guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Taylor
llaitley Stindny; 1' '
Mnry Kiillinn Dahle nnd
nwlght Claudson of (Irnnts Pnsx
spent Sunday with Ornndmn John
and Mrs. Btintlon.
Mr.- and Mrs. C. W. Ttnlierts
wero dinner- guests- of- Mr: and
Mih. John Lnttckoh Sundny.-
MIS. Mnry Hlltes nnd diiiigl-.ter,
Mrs. Hurry Smith nnd ' her two
ditughtefs of Portland nio visiting
Mr. and' Mrs,' Irn Hpnrlln on Wil
liams creek. Mr HtltfH -was" n
resident of Wllllnmk several years
nnfl.
Tursdny visitors rtt the home or j
Ornmlnm John nhd Mrs.. Htrntlon
Included Mrrt. Nipper- of. Omnia
Pnss nnd two daughters of Oak
land, 1'nl., Mi's. H. I). Norton, Miss
Mllttln Hun-ell, HI Nnrtorl; Loulno
nnd Hilly Lister of OmntS Pass, i
Mr. and Mrs. F.llis Wnenilo nnil
dntighter Margaret of Applegnto
visited Sunday tit the " t harles
Couglo home.' I .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd WntUlns
and daughter. Kvelyrt Jenn' of
Medford nnd Mrs. (leorge Met.lnin
of Phoenix culled nt tho, C. W.
Itolierts homo Tnesclliy.
; Mr. nd Mrs. Will Walling nnd
Warren Walling of Los Angeles
visited Kd Wnlllng nnd family of
Provolt several days this week.
It Is tho first time Warren and I
Kd had met for !!l years:
Austin Cougle. who Is employed
nt Wlldorvlll spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mr Charles Cnuyle. -'
jM'r. and Mrs. Krnilel, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hunks Newconil). Mi'.' and
Mrs. Hum Smith, liulo Carson,
Nfrs. Allle tlnnilet. Mrs. Stella
Htrntlon, and "Miv and Mrs. Cnsper
.i.nin.,i nf. t v. a A itnlciinte
P.MIUI v,t .
Sundny. I
Mm- Frank Bi-Van called on
Mrs. C. W. Huberts' .Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Kllsnbeth Plcknrd and dnii
ahter. limb of Seattle, and Mr.
nhd Mrs. J. H. Chnmplln of Tn-
cOina visited nt tho Kinnel nnu
N'eweomb home near Williams.
l.ornlne Klnrnoe; wno hns been
visiting her ginndpnrents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cougle. returned
hiiiun wllh hr tmrnnts Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. ,Ieao' Klder nrol
receiving congrntulntlons on the:
arrival or a imny gin nnmeu vtiin-i
dn-'Mlder.
Ilium-he House Is staying with
Mrs.' Frank Wood.
- A group ut young people en-:
Joyed n swimming party Sunday I
afternoon nt the Ulmlgt'tte1 rcscr-l
voir.
Mrs. Otto Imvls passed nwaj'j
Wednesday night nt the (trants,
Pnss hospital. Sho was In charge,
of tho Provolt telephone service!
for several months.' Tho body vms;
taken to Oklahoma for Interment.
Kathleen lemimin burned her
foot Wednesday when she stepped
Into some hot nshpfl that hud been
raked from the furnace of the,
sawmill. . !
.Miss Alberta Blgalow of Grants
Pant Is visiting on Williams rrock.
'Chnrlc' I.emmor). 'son of Mr.i
nnd Mrs. Jesse lmmon Is visit
ing his uitele, Doll kmmra near
Wllllnms. ' 1
Mis. Knimu Provolt, . who Is III
at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Kmery Htone, .is not Im
proved. Approximately 4000, more acres
of lettuce will ho hnrvesied In July ,
and August than Inst year In Cali
fornia. The total acreage Is la.non.
666
Relieves Headaohe or Neuralgia
In 30 mlnutee, checks a Cold the ;
first day. and checks Malaria la
three days. I
COO Also in Tablets
C HATER LAKIi, Ore., July 15.
(.Special) Mr. and Mrs.. Earl
Blglow and son liarl Jr., and
friends, motored to Crater Luke
Sunday morning and returned to
Medford in the afternoon. Mrs.
Blglow visited with friends at the
lodge. .-. - . , ;
Mrs. Henry Pace and daughter,
neconipunled by friends from Med
ford, wero visitors at the rim on
1 Sunday.
Miss Betty Janes of Medford was
a visitor ut Crater Lake this week
end. A small electric storm hit tbe
I rim Saturday afternoon and al
I though it did do some damage In
the forest, it brought with it a
refreshing downpour of rain that
settled the dust on the trail and
road around the rim, much to the
relief of tho many visitors at
Crater Lake.
L. a. Kngland of Portland was
a visitor at Crater Lake this week
end, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. J. DunnellM. Mrs. Dnnnels Is
70 years old, but thut did not keep
her from hiking down to tho hike
and taking tho launch trip on the
water.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Kelly of
Cloquet, Minn., are spending sev
eral days nt Crater Lake. Mr.
Kelly Is attending to business mat- j
tern In Medford nt' the snine time. I
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I P. D. Coy of 'the Kadtt Transfer
'company,- Mpent tiaturdtry eveninfri
at th rudgt. ..." J ; .
j The t'utulj numIVrof Kuet at
UhcrlodK this- week-end from' Cal
ifomlui ulone totuled 115. There
wtfre 12 from New York state and
114 fronr Washington.' More dis
tant states represented were Illln-
ois Pennsylvania,' AliKsonri, Con
, nectlcut and Massachusetts.
AV. M. Clenienxen and R. K.
Rowley of Medford' spent the
week-end at Crater Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kuntz of
Bronxvllle, New York, spent the
week-end at Crater Lake. They
are making1 an extensive tour of
the United States. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Manegold of
THingtao, China, were visitors from
the greatest distance at , Cruter
Jake this week-end. Mr.' Mane
gold Is in the employ of the gov
ernment. t . Visitors from Medford nf Crater
Ijiike on Huiulay were Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Hlchmond, Mrs. Clyde
Jiazelt-igg, and Miss Kleanor Mc
Quiston, Mr. and Mrs. Richmond
visited with their daughter Wllda,
who has charge of the picture
.counter at the lodge.
Jack O' Bryan of Hollywood,
representative of RKO, was a vis
itor at ('rater Lake over the week
end. Mr, O'Bryan is well known
in Medford. He was accompanied
with H. VVm. Wolf of San Fran
cisco, ELSIE JAMS MOTHER
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., July 15
(Pi .Mm Jnnls K. Bierbower, CO.
mother, of Klsie Janis, actress, died
from pneumonia', terminating the
aterdbm's most noted mother-and-
daiiKhter companionship.
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cinnati Reds and now as train
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, Mike ilartin is a genius. He
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MIKE MARTIN. Trainer
wasmngion Bosi'bnll tlub
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cpmpany to distributb it and they
ave supplying all the druggists
Mike still superintends the making
of -during ;odd times between
acting as trainer of the American
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