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MRhFORD MAIL TfUBUNE. MEDFOlilX OREGON", : THURSDAY, ' J tJLY 2,. 1931
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Raiiiicfi Local shipbuilding
flrnVof tjrlclcsen' Ss Kiopp1 received
contract from U. S. engineering
department to build twin-screw tug.
to be' used In ass'stins dredging
work of Willamette river from
Oregon City up.
rA MEXICAN BABY TALKIE STAR
' '; Condon. Concrete el.
longing to Duke estate1 a
houses, operated by A. II
son & Co. and Farmers L'
chased by Farmers' Natloi
house Co., an well as Wi
nt Mlkk.iln nnd Bhuttler.
! ;, HHTRAt POINT I SAMS VALLEY I
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CKNTJIAI.,'. POINT, On.. July
3.r-(anl.) Mr. v miuV Mrs.- Thro-
I Glass und duuKhtnr, Thedu, Ji'ft
June 2,!w a motor trip through
f western Washliiglop.
Mrs. ..Victor ..ISu'raelt on Mle
i Ktila Benson, sro ,'SiieailliiK: a few
1 duys at Turner, , Ok',, ntlmnliim.
I tho state, convention, pf, Ola Cluis
tlan chunch. . ... i t -J. ,-i.v- '
Missionary Clrclo of the Chrls
llRii'. church... met- June J!?.- vith
Mm. KJwnrd i Jones. Utistniiss
was In charge of the jirssldenltt
Mm. J, B. Vincent. Vm, U'Tt
Hodgopcth rend. the scripture les
son. .... ;
Kefrshmnt-: wore served by
the hostossi Those present were
Mrs. Krcd Wiley, Mrs. J. Biinford
Klohardsoih Mrs. Viola Lnmpmun,
Mrs, H; jT.- I'ankey) Mrs, MiKlm,
Mrs. Joe Carr, Mm. H. B. Younu.
Mrs.. Al Hermanson, Mm. liert
lledh-epeth, Mrs. J. E. Vincent and
Mrs. Edward Jones. ,:.Noxt' meet-.
Inn will bo at the homo of Mrs.'
Fred Wiley July 17;;. A covered
lunch will be served at noon. -Hov.
and' -Mrs? J. NT. -Johnson1
arrived homei'Juno- IT after :a
month's ' altsencei ''Rev.', Johnson
attended, the 'jronornt ' assembly at
rittshuru, . l'enn, Mrs, Johnson
visited relatives nt' Wichita, Has.
Mr. and"Mrs. E. L, Farra spent
Bunday 'with rhnlr'-nonhew ' ttalph
Wliilo and family In Rogue Hlvov.
Mr,, and Mrs.' Ed ' lloyle,' oirrouto
from Newport to . tholr 'homo" In-J-nkuvlow,
called on Mrs. J. l,J.
Orlm Sunday.-i"'.''. -e - "
Christian-- Endeavor - society of
the Christian church met' at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jahiow Cor
nutt June 8,i "'After -tho lesson
study, In ,ehara'e'',of'Qoori?o Ma
rino, refreshments were' served by
Mrs. Corniltt. ; Theao 'attendlim
were Edna - RhavnrV'. Itila'Cnrr,
Merle Hedgpoth, Helen beos,' I.o
tus HesslcKrnve; ' 'Joyce.'- Younif,
Grace llormanson, Arleno Thump.
son, taurctto' Wllhnmsi Janice
Jlesseliirnvo, Mrs ,!.' E, Younir,
(loraldlne Hermanson,' Iau'rJin e
llUKKor, Lucllloi Williams, Brine,
Thompson, llenriuttit JluxKiir, Mrs.
Marino, Dorothy Jones, l Horths
May Htovcns Carl Hover, Ornrae
Htanton, John'" Ijit-hron. Roland
Hover, Oeno Merrlltt' llitrolil rlusv
or, 'Ernest L.nKstranv Hnrny
Young, Arthur Johnson, (Iooiko
Marine nnd tho host : und .hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Cnrnutt. :' .
Miss Rlltnbeth'- Hoiithwel) was
opornted on for appendicitis Tues
day morning- at a hospital In
Medford. -
Miss Katharine Lathron is vis
iting nt, tho Taylor Hartley home
on Williams creek. Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. TV- -Lntti rop celled on'Mr. -and
Mm. Hnrlley Sunday.' '
Mrs. I, . UiUfield mutned, this
week from Bonn 16 where she vis
ited her sun nnd family,
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''HAMS VAl.LEYl Ore., July; 2.'
(Hpl.) Altliouxh li Utile hay! was
damaged- -by the rnlir of Frdday,
:othcr .crop were much benefited.
From , rcuoru'- froni I ouUtldo; djs-
trlcUf, 'thb sentlon received, more
t,han the .ayerage of.-rainfalls .and
crops here are- looking: IxMtor at
this season ' tlian for many years.
. Mlss- TSIsle' Straus left Wodncs-
iday on a. tour through tho southern'
staMi and parts-of Mexico, expeot
Ing- to- le- gone for several- weeks.
-At.: B. 'tollett.T principal' o"th
Ureal hiKh school .for tno-past sev-
en'.yeara nnd whd will' serve In
that capacity -next. 'year; left-Inst
week for Portland to attend a six
woeks session of school, - after
which ho will leave. for hlhome
In -Iowa and complete hi vacation,
i Robere lifrown'ot Medford -1s -vis'
Itlnir thbi week with Stanley Straus
at the Dick Straus home..
Miss letha Tresham of Kerhy Is
vlalllnn this week with friends of
'the valley.
Max Babuls, Mr. and Mrs. Pnul
Schulx, Mr. and Mrs. Chun. Jiu'ch
inon nnd Stephen and Ituxsoll Wil
son- attended tho boat races at 8av
ao Raplrbi dam Sunday. '
Ornln 'hindtiig has been resumed
infter belnif chocked 1iy tho recent
mln,- .'. ... ,',..'
: Mr. 'irfnd Mrs. John Hall tried
oirt I hole- now Ford on tho Trail
,road Sunday and visited nwhlle-
.wllh'relnt'lves In thftt district.
; viRay. Rnwe and friend Waller
jlCenney of I'm-llnnd vMted Friday
wllh' Rny's unolosi' J. U Howe and
'Geo. McDnnmiKh.
Mr. and Mrs. John I.lnvlllo of
Medford spent Sunday at tho Geo.
McUonoiiKh home. ,' i
One of the Interesting featurea
of- tho special. Oranao mootlnK July
11 will bo a spolllnjr contest bo-
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itsaorlaleu -rest Photo
- Mexico-ptnne kotnake hci own talking pictures. And here Is Ella
Robles, one of her baby stars., A talking picture ttudia'is boi'no erected
In Mexico Glty to produce Spanish sound pictures.
twoen the married and single men
July 17 Sams Valley Grange will
nut on a program at the Central
iPftlnC flrnnge' hall, by request of
Wie Central Point loeturor, Mrs.
T.' Irfithrop.
! M niul Mrs.' J: 'M.. Doilgo an
icniun-cn of, Meilfm'd' -vlslttM' Bun
day with tho o. T. Wilson family.
iMl'. DodgO rcilortA hn lu hnwu rlll.
iTiiiiams vwiied relatives hero last
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TEAM GIVEN FETE
j VHOKNIX, Ore., July 2 (Hpl.)
Mr. and Mi..1 Bob Furry, and
daughter Mnrltla.' and Kred Furry
J nnd Harold Coivei -are tpsnillng
i this week nt Lost Pmiale, where
j Mr, Furry ha his cuttle on sum-
j mer pasturo.
Mrs. Corn Chand lor and dnughw
ter Irone left fon Huscbura: Sunday
i where Irene will' hegln work In (he
Forest Service. Mrs. Chandler will
j return .some, time-' the lntlor part
J of this week.
Jilts Sybil Fursyy employed. b
i i-opco, at X"ko, spent the weok
i end nere- '
j Mm. J. W. Watkliis ioft Satur
! day bir Tacoma,. whecot sh will
lay with her mother, who Is ,suf
ferlng from, a broken hip. Hke
was aceomnsnW-'V to Tucoma by
j her eon. Floyd Wslklite ami Ms
i wlfo nnd little duughter, who ro
t turned Sunday nnd whe nre now
staying at the J. W. Watklns home
here attending to work during
Mrs. Welkins absence.
The C.' C Hartley family snd
relatives of the valley and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Clyde Mecham neit -
m Angeles, enjnyod a . plonle
lum-n in Aaiuann park Sun.lsv.
Mrs. tleorKo MrClaln spejn the
ors ens nt tne home of Mrs.
t'hlsboim of ,(!okl Jim. , ,
Mr. nnd Mrs: In Andertnn whe
have been voting, old t.len.ls la
the valley for tho past wvok: will
reutrn to tlieU- home, In I'rmlunw
Cnllfumla Wednesilny.
Mi-s, giive Ferguson,. , of Kan
Francisco, who has been visiting
with a eon in Vreka, .cvnu. M
1'hoenlx Bunduy unit spent the day
with her nephew, Dr. Dan H.
Hlnndard.
Miss Lottie Watklns underwent
an opernlion at the Community
hospitui in Ashland Friday f..r np
Pendleltls. She Is reported doing
nicely.
Young people who nttended the
loung People's Presbyterian con
ference nt iiogue Itlver last week
returned home Sunday. Several
motored to Rogue Hlver Sunday
afternoon and nttended the after
noon an evening service theror
Ellen Mae standard returned
Sunday from Willamette university
whero sha ha been attending u
Mr. and Mm flllherl Hermnnre
of llousten, Tea are spending a
few weeks visiting Mrs, ,.r.
nance's parents, Mr. and Mis. XI
F. Hheets. Mr. Herim-e la a
teacher In the Ulce, ln.lltul. In
Houston.
Mrs. Hni-oli) Crowrll spent Tuva
day vlslUngt the home of her
iwrent.. Mr. and Mis. M. F. Shueuj
Thimble rloh will nnt meM y ri.
aty. the regular meeting day, hut
th, meeting will be postponed o
week, until Juty to, at wh( h,
the club will meet nt the home of
Mrs. Lillian Colrmnn with Mrs.
.H... ui,er nssuting in entti.
v -v.
HeMH VAI.I.MV, f)e I,.lu 0
(Spl,) Friday evening m nartv
given mr the drH team ,,r i,
naina valley Orange. Afler tho
teem haii pivt on tho drill ami folk
Msmeji to an appreciative audience
everyone gathered at tho table
,ner It.. II.. Beegmlller acted
umivukmiri- aniif - ens i o il I'for re-
spisH rrom those" clowty con
vecnon witii the drill team nnd
their work. Many responnta were
.given. , . ,
The team's musician, P. H. Me
sisii .tjio Inam lftid the
fli-st prise (h View (or Itfe past
U'ro; y.mrnnd ltn,d, woiVed. to
ormg me Mate llrango convention
10 seuinarpr Oregon, ,
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MER SUSPECT
"iwA tlRANDK, tire., July 2. W1
ine senn-h continued tmluy fr
WMhH-d- Sullivan. 3li. 'wnnte.1 foi-
iliiesdonlng lii connection wlih tho
slaying Inst Saturday of Jlonier
nmweii, prominent Ninth Jfowder
i-isnektn:. , , ... . t
He was last seen driving nn old
Ulltllllll.bllo. Wills.,. Illinois llcenia.
Plates. Sullivan was u former em-
uioye, on . me . tudw.ili . ransh and
police say he threatened the
rancher after- Mrs. Sulllvun left
hlrti.'.j V'-" i ,- '
ATbe,' coMiltl (Oourf (vtenlMy of
fered a rew'iud of Jimi rr n,0
arrest nna eonvlctipn of indwell's
slayer.1 -';:. ,
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NEW STATE PRINTER
fj
The logulai' meeting of the Con-
trnl Point Orangb opened vl(h tlic
lecluro hour. . Worthy , Lecturer
'.Mrs. Lalhrop hud 'asked the mer
chants to glvo the. program, nnd
ino entertainment' ' by those .. re
sponding 'Invludrd throe numbers
'by tho orchestra, two 'vocal solos
by Billy rnrssonB, a piano solo by
Avis Aynrs and' elcVf-n little song.
Tho- Farmer Feed Thorn All," by
the llttlr Ayera girls In coatiiino.
' Two candidates were Instructed
in the third and fourth degrees.:-
Tho elinrter was draped in mem
ory of Hrothcr Frank Gregory, who
paMed. away recently.
Mih Lalhrop gave a report of
tho work of tho education com
mittee at tho state convention, nnd
other reports were ncrc,itcd. I
Mrs. Mary Hlgglnbotham tender-
WILLIAMS GRANGE
ASKS APPLEGATE
TO ATTEND PICNIC
ApplcKulo Giungo mot Juno 26
ami the nnmo of Joo."P. Coffine
was rt-ad for 'membership; six
candidates "wore', present:' to: I take
the first and socond dogreos;-'
Miss Iorotily Anili-itrr wn BC-
lroted to fill tliw office of Pomona,
vacated by Mm. Lola Offenhnchcr,
and Mm. Lew Hansen Was. ; ap
pointed chairman - Of i thO H'. ilfi;
commltten,. to fill tho offlco of
Ashton I'Vl-resB. Mr.- Forrest'1 1b
now on' duty in tnet Crater ' Lnlto
diatrlctJ . ' '. "'- ; i-,.-. ' ; ,.;
' Master Aubrey1 Edwards gttvb: a
brief report on the State Urhnge
convention. -i i -, . : : ,(.
Chas, Klmora renderod the year
ly reiHirt of ngriculturo, ending
May 30. which showed a saving of
1 1 cents a pound on poisoned bar
ley; a saving of 10 cents a pound
On alfalfa Sued. Unrhert Hlmm-n'
ed her resignation as chairman of I "bid tlireo cows thru tho exchango
the ways nnd means committee. liMt. nnd mnny other article wore
lllldegardo. Lnlng- was elected sold to an ailvantngo to the farmer
BYNOP8IH: Bven iohen Or
chard Hilt recognized Harriet
iioel'9 dramatic talent, it could .,
predict no good end lor an oc
trtftg. Nor did the narrow villager
of the iK70'4 approt-s the proepcc
five match between "Doc' Noel's
daughter ami Tony 'Lalour, ex
pected to lolloxo- parental plane
for the ministry. But Tony, near-ina'-graduation
from the village
academy which ha and Harriet
had entered after high school
daye, is unmoved by their gossip.
Encouraged by her impulsive kiss
before a shocked audience witness--Ing
her triumph In the academy
play in tchlch they had appeared, '
Tony proposes viairiape to his
childhood sweetheart. H qr r ie t,
though loving him, declares their
careers make this impossible. Next
morning the disappearance ol the
.receipts of the amateur play and
Tony, the treasurer, stirs the vil
lage. ' -
Chapter 4
THEFT AND THESPIAN
QLD Tony still Insists he did not
u,cau iu oicai iuhi money, mat
he was so beside himself that night
that he was not responsible.. He
could think of nothing but that Har
riet, confessing her love for him,
had refused him because she felt
herself destined for the stage! while
he was doomed, to the pulgit '.
He feared if be remained to grad
uate f rmsi , th,.Aca(lcaiy bo, -would
be cohimltted'past hope to th min
istry as his parents had planned.
was only the nsual training for the 1
stage. During all this time he did
not write to Harriet; he did not
mention her name In bis letters to
bis parents, nor did they ever write,
a word about ber. But Tony knows,!
from what ha learned later of the
way Harriet was treated after his
disappearance, - that the . lllagers
guessed she had had something to
do with his decision to be an actor
and his suddert'tfep&rtuTe'from Or
chard Hill. .'
It was during those first years on
the stage that Antonio became ac
quainted with Roy Donovan, con
nected in some buttness capacity
with one of the companies with
which Antonio worked. No one
seemed to know much of his his
tory beyond the facts that be had
spent much of his life In the west
and had roamed widely over the
world, and it was generally held
that the less known, tbe better It
would be for Donovan. :'
About tbe time Antonio first met
him, Donovan married an actress-
Mrs. Carey, a widow with one
child, a boy named Bruce. Her
stage name was Aline Kasterloy
She and her son were working un
der Donovan's . management when
the mother .'was' killed in a train
wreck. Donovan kept the boy as his
own son. How much of his Interest
In Bruce was due to his love for the
i
secretary, following the resignation
of Ellis C. Onult. nnd was given
tho imprcsnlvo Installation cere
mony. ,
Worthy Lecturer Mrs. Lnthrop
announced that Sams Valley
urnngc would present tho program
July 17. Their program l.s nwalt
ed with keen anticipation by those
who have witnessed Sums Valley
entertainments.
Mrs., lnthrop nlrfo made ron-
nrutlons for tho lecture hours for
August and September. Tho rirnngo
wn.i divided Into four Kroupa, each
group elected a chairman, nnd the
clmlrinnn with his or her group
wlH be, responsible for one pro
gram, as follows: Pearl llnnney
for August 7; Leonnrd Freeman
for August 21; Eudora Hohnert for
September 4, nnd Mrs. Henderson
ror soptcmiier u.
a. snort report of the woi-ii ..r
ino juvenile orange nt state con
vention was given' and the a
voted to organise a Juvenile tlrange
"i i:onirui cunt. Mrs. Alms v
Juvenile matron from Lake Creek.
will be nskeel to help with tin. ,i-.
ganlsatlon.
Home economies rhnlrninn. Mr.
iircuory nunnuni'cd nhat no
frc '11 mollis would bo .serve,!
Orange on the 3rd.
v-vims committee r,,n llm i?,i.
.ii una ilewH-lgrnve. chair
man; Fuy Love. l:ilx:il.t, .,., i.
well Mildred Oregory, Dorothy
Smith. Mabel Muck i:nn a ...
"" en-noinrn, Don lirenner. Hob
'wnuani Wo uv. o-,,,i. ii
and Cnvunaugh. Tlioniiwon.
" " "'g vonimlitee. but Saibs
i -y w aiw-uys hungry.
by mukltig use of this. Hat.
A commlttco consisting ofJ Mr.
and Mm. Da-vldson, Mm. 'Vljicell
nnci ilallgntcr, of Williams Orange,
was present to Invito 'ADielvta
, mango lo, meet with them, July
tin, ut jtiartiey a Grove for an all-
ciuy basket dinner picnic tug-of-war.
rnoea and old time snorts of
ci-ango fame.
l'lucanls hcginnlng at the Fro
volt store will bo posted to direct
mo picnicKei-s to the grounds be
yond the Williams store.
In the evening a dance will be
held In the Appleguto comniunlty
hall at Applegutc. Farmers, Oran
ge and your friends, are cordially
Invited, i
Lecturer Martha Meo entertain
ed with 'guinea nnd ipiircHea.,
.Mr. ami Mrs. Ilansi 'ti irnvii n
duet; pljno nmf violin.
.Miss lllerteona Klmore favored
wnn a piano solo.
men ot the order Bang, "Old
at
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HA1.K.M. ore., July S.(A1 aft
llobbs. ,,ew .1st print,., ,, .
day nssuiiii.1 hi. office here to
succeed H. H. lto,,linr, Mlptr,
plant, announced th., - ,
o the o flee of ehief foreman of
ihe Printing pant. Artnup r0(,k
fcMvrnan of (he mechanical depart
rtmnt l-'l. will b. relieved f
mity. effective nt num. n .,
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r'vd dvertlslnt gen results.
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L EDUCAT
URGED AT MEET
l.fS ANC.KLKS. iulv ' i
CresUon i.f n, feilenil aeparinu-nt'.iif
ediiiNktlen with n. piee In tho cbi-
was recommended hv the Xu.
tlon.il. Kdiicatlon aocltion today
In one of the sis general resulu
lions ndopted.
The nssoclntlon's resolutions
committee stated the federal gov
ernmein eheuld aid the states and
loca itle. te jcmallse e,i,-wh,n
lwrtim(tliM (through the) .em.
inauon of anthentle Information
.... j-rvfj-a f-..(uiau-i tw
TO TELL:
F SAINT
COl.tlltAllO- HI'HIXOH iVV)
A inemorlal window , portraying
ine llle of Hntnt KwltlllH, btsftop
of Winchester, A. 1). 802, will ,be.
Installed In Shovo Memorlnl cnnp
el at Colorado Colleae here.
Tho window, which was ; pre
sented to tho college ,by . Mrs;
Helen Morley, w destanec in
early twelfth century style and
fashioned after a-slmllnr wlndrtw
in the Lo Mans Cathedral in
Franco. - ...
Miint swithln was -a, native of
Wessex, F.nglnnct, who wn horn
uiiruig the rolgn of F.ghert. one of
tne haxon HHini-ebst earl- in the
iHlilh. ceitury.. He- WB, r.lnven in
a monastery ut nn(1early ago and
i-iiel'm-duf lied li nt-i,., lit .. h
difrt'i- the yenr. 0. ; ' 'J , ,
j (re was noted for ills humllliy
and charity and spent nls lifu
ser.vjng the needy and poor..
LAST MINUTE QUALM'
I.OZKMA.V, Mont., ,(l--The
lady whn knew what h,. wanted
was ninrrrd here recently-and
munug.,,1 h, ,h ,.rrrm ,
en.h t ,,,r, , ,hr 1H(),J
sbmil the wont "obey." . ,
ine wimsn. .Vis. IMI1I:
sni. ordered ih
LIPSTICKSlCE -HELD
WITCHCRAFT
Tony's heart pounded wildly
i Tho 'money in -tits' possession gave
mm ins opportunity to escape and
I ho selaed'it blindly, madly, without
realizing the enormity of the crime.
A week later, id Buffalo, Antonio
i Joined a small summer stock com
pany as utility man, and wrote his
parents that he had decided to go
on the stngo. He did not mention
Harriet in his letter nor In any way
hint that she. might have been the
cause of his Sudden departure. He
said that he had come to realize
how much li la happiness depended
upon his being an actor; and that he
had left home because he feared
If be remained he would not be per
mitted to follow his own choice of
a career.
The old actor recalls this period
of. his life with an odd blending of
sadness and humor. He says: "I
think, my parents could have for
given me for absconding with the
Dramatia Club funds. But my choice
of the stage In preference to the
pulpit was a blow from -which they
never rocovered. That the name of
Latour jhoulji be connected, even
In this way, with the stage was a
dtsgraca too: shameful to be endured.
"They never again held up their
hoods . lu. Orchard Hill. Father
wroto' me that he had returned the
money I bud stolon and that for
my parents' sake the good people
of Orohnrd Hill would let the mnttcr
drop: ao Hint I need not tear pun
ishment from the law. God, he
promised, would punish me enough.
"I woudor. sometimes, If father
nnd qls good brothren In the church
nro satisfied with what God has dono
to me.. Father advised mo, too, that
(t would hot be wise for me ever
lo return ttr.tha village where I was
born and that no matter what my
success In the disgraceful profes
sion I had chosen might be, I could
never hope to live down the wicked
thing I had done."
Of Antonio Lntnnr's wanderings
during tlio next three or four years
and of his struggles to win a place
on the stage It Is necessary to write
only a little. Haunting the book
ing oKlcea working at every sort
of Job known to the theater occa
Bioaatlf. playing small parts mostly
In failures slowly and painfully
adding upcrience to experience it
she. was buying a ticket.
boy's mother, a eal affection for
the lad, or his belief that his step..
son under his management would
some day bring him a substantial
financial return for his trouble. Is a
question. That Itoy Donovan's In-
terest In the theater was wholly
commercial, no one who knew him
ever questioned.
At last, by a stroke of good luck.
Antonio was engaged for a small
part In a New York production. It
was In Angustln Daly's company,
playing In Daly's Theater near Thir
tieth Street and Broadway-
' The young actor felt that at last
his feet were actually on the lower
rung nt the ladder. To see his name,
Antonln Latour, In a cast with such
distinguished artists! We can Im
agine with what pride he mailed
a program homo to his parents.
When he received a letter from
them, with a few cautiously chosen
words of congratulation, his heart
was full. Without doubt all Orchard'
Hill would hear of hlB success. And
Harriot! Harriet would know. Per
haps they might even show her tho--
program; but no that would be
too much!
Antonio was standing near the:
entrance to the theater one evening
watching the crowd. He did not go
on until the second act and enjoyed
seeing the Ilne-up at the box office
as every actor will understand.
suddenly. In that multitude of
strange faces, he saw her.
In, that first breathless Instant
poor Tony's henrt stood still: then
It pounded wildly and a mad iumbln
of thoughts filled hin brain home
the vlllago where he nnd Harriet
were born that hllhiido nooR be
hind the willows in the pasture
mat kiss at the end of the nlnv-
that last meeting in their theater
his night In the night the money
for the school library fund. What
had happened to Hirrlct after ho
disappeared? Why was she hero in
Xew York? Did she know that he,
Antonio Latour, was now nn actor
with this compnny? She was buying-
a ticket! Sha would see hli'n
on tno stage! . .
tCctrntst, KSO. H D. Attitlom ,rd C:
Jubilsnt Tony! Tomorrow, though
t'llino tin heart's urnmt call, he
LO.NDr.N 1, , t lip.
slick was once a punishable of
fense In Engfcind, nceordtng to
I'r. .M.u-gaiet Flshendell. scientific
ii"ws:'jr in tho d
epartment of
ADMITTED 10 SIATES''rEr
WIMILUi"l" declared , r.ro ,...,,.
eluded when
her that she
only to ' love,
keep."
lain' pry.
fer.meni- cou
th court liirorm.-d
would be r-tet
honor, cherish nnd
the steam
ll up on
WAHIIIXtlTrtX. Jy s (! A
' If OKI H II I, i, I - ..
hi.,,,,.1., ... .. . ' " " " "
e.-i .lew rK
"hip Mlmu-qua M,
" was produced bv
eonvet. was or,,,, .,,, ,J
, 1 "' l.lay by Assls.
tent tveretnry l..,,vn..-, ..,,,
on t hemiNtl-v nnd th. 11
wife."
In 17Ti. she raid. It was decreed
thit any woman whn should -seduce,
or . betrsy Into innH lmonv
any ef hh majesty suhjee,, bv
scents, paint. r eosmellc washes
should incur Ihe penalty of ,;,
law In force ng.,li,( witchcraft,
and thai the marriage, upon con
viction, should stand null and
void.'
Y BEAUTY JUVENILE GRANGE IS
WILL BE FILMED CENTRAL POINT PLANi
, . i
! T'"V" Interested In Juvenile
. ,,r,. j,m. j.MVi.range work wni he Bind to know!
. -v u.nirem and Kngene, that such a branch Is being organ
Tucker of the motion Picture ,1c- 11011 ln Ontral Point.
pnrtnwnt of Ihe department vl , A,nm M'r I-ke Creek,
ngrlculture. . was .-ro ted... !., )T. ." h"'.1 m,lrh 'l'-rle ncc In I
make s wrmaptnl record of road.
juvenile work, will ntt.-nd I Iran a
meetlin Ji,iv ii i...... ..
Side hennlin.. ...... ' ''', SOI the
" 'Kni nna tunn. - .'"""i nmugo ntnrteil.
way mafntcnam-,'. nlong highway ' A" "onlers having .children
oi tne I'a. lf c northwest Thev " r'nt. a.
UI opera... from ,h ,... , T mt h '-'Iv
the hnn... ... '
the
ex-
I'ortland. ,,: ';,!;; SJJ" Th " P"n.ll.l eppr,nlly to
in orjnn jWrB;s
THE SAFE OIL
. . . AT 50 . . 60 . . 70 MILES AN HOD
-K With Waverly1 High-Speed Motor Oil in tl
crankcase you can drive as fast as your car will g
and know that your motor is SAFE. This 100 perce
pure Pennsylvania' oil deliberately made for hig
speed drivingogives perfect lubrication and las
much longer under all driving conditions. Guarai
teed to be the most economical and satisfactoi
lubricant you have ever used. Play safe' by osln
Waverly, the High-Speed Motor Oil.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. ,
KCedf ord, Oiregoii't; ' f.
3-Pl3 MOTOR OIL
35c A QUART , .... .
i All-Pennsylvania
Since 7880
Snider's Ice Crcar
Delivered like a
Box of Cal
yet held
firmly
frozen
betwee
wafers of "DRY-ICE!
Yesi you can have your favorite flavors in pack;
ice cream, bulk,' individual or fancy forms. Dcliverd
the afternoon if desired they'll stay frozen until
night serving!
, VVe now pack home deliveries in "DRY-ICE",
utw icingcrani mai is 111- colder than ice and evaporf
into air instead of melting to liquid.
"r" jv'.iw Lrcam comes to you m a neat ca
1 , . .
line a cake box instead of in the old-fashioned h
tub packed with ice and dripping brine!
J Never before has it been possible to deliver ice erf
lr ' I r ' .. . - r
in, sucn penect condition or to keep it that f
1 hone, I want to try your ice cream packed f
JJKl-lCLr Ask about our special shapes for t
days, holidays, and anniversaries.
"SNIDER
::Dairy & Produce Co.
N. Bartlttt St " '
Phone '
subordinate grange
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