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PAGE EIGHT
moon of D4LIGHT
by McuufuTjeBxlL Ho idtiyft.
SYNOPSIS! Treated kindly by
IJaaon Vivitt and hie wife, Molly,
Juanita ttasara eelle ciparettta to
hia gambling patrona. rearing hie
threat to espoae her aa an Argen
tine runaway, eha daret not at
' tempt escape openly. Oabreau
and hie mother,' Conchita, are
I friendly, the former proteoting
Juanita from the evil Vmberto, a
ieUow employe. Adrian Fouche,
intrigued by Juanita'a Turkish
Ivostume, which conceals her
'.identity, nete Krie hedbetter to try
Ho lilt her veil. 'The attempt fails
as-' Juanita, observing Rcnor
Jiaeara of Mexico in the group
iivhich ittvludea ilra. Belaiae and
her grandson. Kirk Stanard, fleea
!fo her room in alarm. When ilra.
Jlrlaise leavea ahe doea not know
iMvitt has elyty secured her eoetly
htcoklaee. Next day he telle
'Juanita the is to return it.
Chapter 10 : v i
MY8TERIOU8 Y8ABEL' '
'IUAN1TA mastered the Impulse to
V tell nivitl that she was not his
erv.nnt to be. sent on any ol hls.er
anils, mastered the suspicion that
Ills was a trap aa last night's en-
ounter might also have been a
rap. The boat tor Vera Cruxhad
asara really taken It? Would he
perhaps be at the Stanard homo
when she returned the necklace?
Bhe could see no motive (or treach
ery on Dlvltt's part. Neither could
Bhe see any motive for sending her
on this errand of liberty, as be
called It.
7 As for dealing honorably! there
jras no other way.' What would she
Bo. with freedom It she bad it?
KVhere would she go? Certainly hot
to the place she had oalled home,
she had no longer the doBlre even
to mail the letter ahe had begun.
' What could that lettor have done
but compromise the one who re
ceived it? . . . No, Dlvltt might send
her anywhere with safety. She
nskod only that be should not send
pier Into a trap. . . . Could It be that
omo sense of pity had ' come to
imf .. ':
'Tr?' me, ! Bettor," tut said.'.' hl
ihnll, of course, wear iny1 voll,"
"That's just what you won t,"
lvltt answered.1' "Did you think
e were going to eond you out' In
our FatlmategallnT No, Senorlta
ou'll weat ;wlmt arty lady would
ear. " But ho veils." .-"
"I may go at night?' "
i .7 you win go at tour mis aiter-
Booiu ,unt, you win travel, jn , a
iosed car and you may pull down
ibe shades If you like.' Docs It
never occur to you, Soilorlta, that)!
ow Orleans is a long way from, the
genuncT Ana on mis ocoasion
u will not bo Juanita Basara, as
ou have said to me you are. but
us say Soilorlta Ysabel Flores
Spain Seville, to be exact, stop-
3 at the Hotel TIJon. I have bad
rime cards engraved tor you."
Dlvltt regarded Juanita thought-,
My. . SVh,.!
I "It happens, Senorlta Plores, tligt
Ins you were turning into Royal
street last night or very early this
bnornlng you saw something shin
bag on the sidewalk, and, bidding
your chauffeur pick It up, discov
ered that It was a necklace of value.
-This morning, looking. In the paper
tor some cluo to Us ownership, you
found this advertisement,. You
would not entrust It to any other
hands tor delivery. The reward?
Surely they are not speaking ot To
wards to Soilorlta Flores ot Se
ville!"
"It Is deception," said Juanita in
la low voice.
! Dlvltt smiled now. "I presume
Ithe Fatlma costume Is not," he re
marked- "Nor the nnmo you pass
'under here. Never mind, Soilorlta,"
las If ahe might protest. "What you
deslro is a voll. Tho Bcnrf In a
veil, and the name Basara, perhaps.
"So also the name Ysabel Flore,
land her personality, which you tuo
at llborty to make as dollghttul ,ns
lyou please. There are tew diver
Isloro that I can give you, my social
position in New Orleans, not fur-
Inlshlng the ideal, background. Yot
'diversions and contacts, of the typo
to which ydu aro obviously accus
tomed, are what you must havo or
four veiled lady will ccaso to lurd.
, "One thing, however,. It will be
,well (if you to romemher, and that
lie that your arrest will .not occur
as the result ot some casual dls
icovery. It will como only should
the police be tipped oft as to tho
Irest of us, or should I turn you
lover to the authorities. This or
rand of trust Is simple. There Is no
danger In It unless you care to In
ject some." ,
It was not necessary to tell him
!that she would go. Dlvltt bad al
ready turned to hli desk.
Molly came at three, bringing
.some dresses from which Juanita
iinlght choose. Molly prattled
bravely, holding the dresses up tor
ijnanltas Inspection.
I"TI chestnut crepe with tho em
broidery on the pockets. And this
black satin with the white bertha
RULING ASKED ON
i PAY FOR INSANE
pALKM. Ore., Aug. 38. (AP) Mkk
Inf denial of a widely published re
port to ," etlect that wy would
refuse to pay the stat for bills ren
dered under a law of the last legis
lature for care of non-violent lnnc
committed to iUte hotptuis-from
tills ounty, mcmriers of thai Marlon
county - court today said they hsd
nekH tot an opinion on the constitu
tionality of the Uw.
The nttorney-irnemt also will be
asked. U he finds the law ooMtltu-
tlonal, aa to what fund tho bills may
i be paid from. Inasmuch a the coun
ty budget for the year makes no pro
yjslorj pi euqi en expanse,
that's rich, honey. Or this chlf-j
fon velvet a little dressy, wouldn't'
you say, for just a call? And here's;
a black georgette coat that will go
with anything That's Qabreau
with the hats. Put them ' down,
Gabreau, and shut the door."
Juanita tried on the drescs, se-l
lectin g the black satin. Molly hung
the other dresses In the armolre. ,
"We'll keep them," Bhe ex
plained. "Once you get in the best
houses Herel I'd almost forgotten
the pearls for your neck. And a bit'
of lipstick Just a bit. Now you're!
ready. A grand lady going for a!
call. Walt! We mustn't forget your
'raisin date.' That's . French for
'reason you're there.' " And Molly
drew the necklace from her blouse,!
dropping it into a little silk purse.!
"Your cards are in there too," she;
added. "All right, honey. All set?"!
Juanita followed her down tho
stair and to the little gate that
opened on the patio of the Hotel
TIJon, waiting there while Molly;
went to her room and returned with;
the koy. Tho shady TIJon patio was
set with tables around which groups
of girls In bright dresses chatted
under the gay umbrella awnings.
Mqlly and Juanita croBed . tho
worn flagtones to the verandah, en
tering a back hallway, and thence
to the weatherod marble lobby of
the TIJon. Dlvltt came toward
them, and Molly disappeared. -
"Good afternoon, Senorlta." Div-
ltt spoke obsequiously and audibly.
"Your car Is here." And he bowed
Juanita out tho door 'to the long
blue limousine shining at the. curb.i
The TIJon door man opened tha
door. Dlvltt bowed again, spoke Jo;
the ' llvorlod chauffeur, and
Juanita was moving through a )ane
ot , little shops and into Canal!
street. Here- were great storas,;
traffic ot surface, cam and automo
biles, pedestrians in droves. Bright'
bunting hung below . the windows.
The lamp posts were garlanded'
with flowora. , Juanita did not know
it, but this was. the ove, of Mardi
Oras when New Orlesns.puts. on her
trinkets, for the stranger. . .... s :.
Juanita relaxed , among tliQ ctiBht
tons, .'. Hore .In the . soft, sunlights
amid the unheeding crowds, she lost:
tho lost doubt regarding her . or-
rnnd. The necklace had been lost,,
Dlvltt was permitting her to retunj
it. . , Perhaps she need tell no talaj
regarding her own .finding ot tha
necklnco. '.Perhaps no,, questions)
wuuiu uo anneu. . .n . .. i
Tho car had entered a wldol
stroct bordered ' with tall palm!
trees and houses set In flowerod
lawns. Here at her left was a parkj
ana gi-cui uuhb uuug wuu mutH. , ,
Thoy onterad .the gateway ot n.
columned house, passed up a drive!
Iiatwcon, magnolia, trees, stopped t)ii
the shelter of a porto cochero, Tho!
ohnuffeur alighted, touched tha bell.;
Then he turned and looked ati
Juanita. , ;
It was Umborto. Umborto looking!
pale and somewhat haggard, Again;
doubt and tear. To what pluco ha.d;
Umborto brought her? . . . Tho door
had opened, and an old negro In a.
White coat spoke with Umborto.
Mrs. Belalae wal III, he snld. Mr
Stanard was at home. Tho dark
benign old face, the gllmpso ot
pleasant Interior, reassured Juanita.;
Umborto oponod tho door of the
limousine and Juanita stopped' out.
following the old negro through a'
dim hall and Into, a great rooin,
pale blue and, rose color, with silt'
framed mirrors ronohlng. to tho
floor. There were prism-hung
chandeliers and doop rugs and a
faint pervading fragrance
,i The old butter was holding out a
liver tray. Juanita took out one
of the cards. "Be Bcatod, Miss,"'
ha said. -
But Juanita stood before tho;
white marble mantel, looking up at
the portrait of a woman In the
dress of the early 'olghtlcs, her,
arm encircling a, little girl. ;
,,.Kirk had been at homo since
noon. Mrs. Ilclnlne, propped lu bed,
had Insisted on answering all tele
phone calls herself. Every ono. It
seemed, had rend tho advertisement.
and knowing with what passion
Nelly loved her Jewels, people had
called or sent flowers. And Nelly
grew more distracted as the dny
wore on. -.,
"It llko, somebody done dfod',
Pompoy hud said otter he had' ap
prised Kirk and Kirk had come!
homo. , ;
And how Kirk upstairs studied!
the card Tompey 'had brought.'
"Sefiorltn Ysabel Flores" a new
name to him. Some ono, of course,
his grandmother knew. Yet- ho
would not submit the card to Jior.i
(Cvtr-Usl. DeJJ. Meed & Ce.)
i:
- Cempelllno y . JiMrift rtal
mesnao In them Monday avn fca
hr- amil dathot Klrk'a nauntino
iilualon. i
rrrr
BREAKS KNEE CAP ON
RSH1
John Baker, transit man worklnn
out of the local state highway de
partment offices Sunday suffered s
broken knee cap while fishing on the
smith fork of Roxue river, when he
topped on a stick, which gave way.
throwing him Into the river, . '
Report were received today " that,
although he would unable to work
for several Hay, his condition wa
Improving. Baker was fishing with
Everett Cannon at the time of the
accident. The two men were about
a mile from the main road when (be
mishap occurred, and Cannon was
aided try other fMwmwft who took
Baker to their automobile. ' .
e '
Classified advertising gets results.
MEDFOfel) MAIL
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. Aug. 25.
(Special.) Miss Iasle McCully visited
Mrs. Either Cameron and Mrs. Alma
Cater In Medford recently.
Attorney B. B. Bcekman arrived
from Portland Wednesday and Is vis
iting his sister, Miss Carrie Beekman.
here - ; -:
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lyons enter
tained with a chicken dinner Wed
nesday for Mr. and Mrs. Darrel King
and Dave Odette who ,have spent the
past month camping here. Mr. and
Mrs. King and Mr. Odette left Thurs
day for tbelr borne In Compton. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Brownley moved
Thursday Into the house owned by
Mrs. Laura French on Nqrth Oregon
street.
Dr. Sweeney of Medford was called
Thursday morning to the Budden
home here to treat their three small
children who aro ill. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Meeker have returned
to Bend, after attending the funeral
of their grandson, little Lawrence
Forsythe.
Mrs. Onll of Medford spent Wed
nesday with Mrs. Alice Ulrlch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and chil
dren or Medford were Sunday visitors
at the Leonard Lyons home. ;
Mrs. 'Hels ' Chftpman of Klamath
Falls spent tho week end with rela
tives hero. '
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Von der Hcllen
of Wellcn district called on friends
hero Tuesday. . -
Mrs. Alice Ulrlcft spont Sunday at
tho homo of her son, Roy Ulrlch, In
Bellevlew district.
MIas Charlotte- Reed of Portland
who) has been visiting -her sister, Miss
Emma Reed here, returned to Port
land Tuesday.' '
Jacksonville public school will open
for the coming term on Tuesday,
September 8. V .
' Services will be held at the Presby
terian church Sunday morning, by
Rev. 8. L. Belknap from near Med
ford. i
The four 4-H clubs or Jacksonville
mot at t,1o O. O. Sanden home Fri
day for practice in preparation for
achievement day which will be held
hero at an early date. -Judge
and Mrs. Frank Tou Velle
are expecting Mrs. Tou Velio's broth
er, and wlfe.Judge- Bnd Mrs. P.--J.
iBlossor of ChllllCotho, Ohio, for a
Visit. -' ''
Mrs. Lester Coko and daughter
Ruth spent Friday at the J. A. Manke
homo in Medford. I.-.- ;.
J Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh accom
panied by their grand-daumhter
Miss Ocnovieve Shafer, left Thursday
tor Bureka, Cnllf., to visit relatives,
,i; Mm. Alpha Hnrtman has received
word from hor son Dlok Hnrtman
who has chargo of two - camps at
Priest River. Idaho, working on the
"pine blister rust control. He told of
a largo lire in nis district which did
inuch dnmago. Dick Hartman and
forty of his men .helped fight the fire
on which 1300 men worked. -
I' Winifred Bachna spent several
unys wis wqcK witn nor grandparents
Mr. ancl Mrs. N. J. Bttchus at Medford.-
' ' - ..- . ..
1 Ray Wilson of the Nugget Confec
tionery has charge of the crew pick
ing pears at the Wm. Bybee orchard
.north of town. ...
I Little iWallace Builden ' underwent
pn operation for appendloltls at the
Sacred Heart' hospital . '.In ; Medford
Thursday. ,
FERN VALLEY. Ore.. Aug. 88.
(Special.) Quests of Mr nH lln
Harry Stcelo the past week were Mr.
oiOTitrs niece ana ner nusDand, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Laraway and son
Robert and Mr. Anri uM vh .
Schaffor from Shelbyvllle, Michigan.
They are making an extensive tour of
mo OTutrAi mm western slates. After
Spending a 'few rlnvo In Mnflln 4h.
will return homo by way of Yellow-
ovone rara. this is their first trip
wost and Viey aro enjoying it very
much. . ... - -v. . - . ,t
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hughes spent
the weok end with Mr. and Mrs. J. a.
Eldrldgo at Red Blsnkot abovo Pros
pect
John and Bill Kantor and Harry
Stocle attended a show Friday ove
nlng in Medford.
Mrs. Myrtle Qulveraon was an ail
night guest of Margaret Hughes Fri
day. They spent the evening horse
back rldlug , ,
Among those on awlmmlng parties
on the Applcitato Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Steele and family.' Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Katitor--Jr..--nnti family- .inhn wit.
lininMieicrt and Lillian, Anne Kantor
aim - Floyd MftHarry, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, Ferns and family. , A good many
blackberries, are being picked. .
Ellis Davis had dlftlculty In getting
to work Saturday aa his car ,had a
contrary atrrak.
' aua of Mr. -and Mrs. Marshall
Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Reed and danghter Tern. Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Rood and daughter
Bertha or Ashland. Merle Hughes of
Taleili. (UfMM KMn- n, fiAn.
Mr. DeWitt's .late peaches are be-
Knunntr io' ripen ..-..-v - ...
Roy Williams has not been feeling
so Well lately. ' '
AsrSland Receiving :
.; Site Consideration
Letters received today by Ashland
sltlarns and - Irxton of ficlat from
WMiuriMtoii,. ty o.. hospital Outran
officials, stated that AslUand was re
ceiving "due aad dftfinlt considera
tion" as a site for the veterans' hos
pital. One letter was received by
Mlsa Rrglna Johnson of the Ashland
Tidings, and another by the Ashland
post of. the American Leirlon ti.
selection of We lte la. expected to
nincre wiinm ute week.
Diamond Lake 50 addiivi t.t.
ahore lots to be opened Immediately
v ummotra laae in Klamath county,
according to Vernon Harph.im. super
intendent of Vmpqua national forest
T
FERN VALLEY
TRIBUNE, MEDEOEt),
VALLEY WEN
VALLEY VIEW, Ore., Aug. 25.
(Spl.) C. R. Crtapman left last week
for a short business trip to Los An
geles and San Diego. ,. ,,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mllner of Hlch.
mond, - Calif., arrived last week to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weagant.
Mrs. Weagant and Mr, Mllner - are
sister and brother. Mr. and- Mrs.
Weagant . and their guesta visited
Crater Lake, going by way of Klam
ath Falls. -; ,
J. R. McCracken left last week for
Shedd, Oregon, called by the serious
illness of !his' frlendj Cummlngs
Dixon. : .. ' i ' '
Mr. and- Mrs. Geo. Lowd of-Ashland
called in Valley. View .Sunday., i
Miss Jaunlta 'Ross of Ashland and
Miss Arlene Hayes of Central Point,
who is attending Normal school In
Ashland, spent the afternoon at the
W. A. Btratton home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Glasgow visited
in Klamath Falls recently.
' Mr and Mrs. Amos Pecard were
called to Klmat,1 Falls last .week by
the serious Illness of the small son
of Mr. and Mrs: Ray, ownera of the
John Farmer property, v '" ,1-
Mrs. . L. - O. . Penland. accompanied
by Miss leanor Powers of Talent,
waa an Eagle Point visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Milton Nichols spent Sunday
at the Chas Terrlll ranch near Lake
areek, where Mr. Nichols has his dairy
nerd. - . -1 v
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Judy and
daughters wore dinner guests of the
J. -R. McCrackena Sunday.
Mw. Wmv Glenn, Mrs. Chas.' Allen
and Miss Virginia Allen spent Thurs
day evening In Ashland, guests at a
dinner and bridge party.. Mrs.. Ida
Nell, Miss Anna Hargrave and Mrs. F.
Simpson were, hostesses at the home
of Mrs, Nell and Miss Hragrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nichols and fam
ily of Ashland spent Sunday evening
with Mr. Niohols' mother and family,
Mrs. O. W. Nichols. '-,. ..... ... i
1 Lovoli FeYns of Phoenix was A busi
ness called In Valley View Monday. J
' Mr and 'Mrs. Wm. Glenn and party
Including Mrs. Chas. Allen, Miss Vir
ginia Allen. Glenn Allen of Memphis.
Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Leer
of Brady. Wash., and Mrs. H.J. Car
ter of Ashland spent Saturday night
and' Sunday at the Glenn cabin at
Lake Of Vie Woods '
Mr. and Mrs. Morse Jones and chil
dren who have; been visiting Mrs.
JoneS' parents, Mr, and ' Mrs, Jas.
Lennox left for their home In Cali
fornia Friday.: - ;' . V-i
Mr. and Mrs. Stratton entertained
Mr. and Mrs. w.vO. Stratton and
children of Hornbrook and Merrick
Thornton of Ashland at dinner Fri
day, the dinner ' being-in honor of
Frank Stratton . who ! celebrated his
birthday Friday.
. . ' .. ' : :.'--. '
1 CLIMAX, Oro., Aug. 25. (Special.)
The following motored to Persist
Sunday to ,havo dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Morgan: Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Grlssom and family, Mrs. Jennie
White. Mr. ahd Mrs. 8am Coy and
family of Eagle Point and Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Werta and family, and N.
P. Hanson. -
Mrs. K. H. Compton and sons Carl
and Joe left Saturday for their home
in East St Louis.
Mrs. Chas. Jantaen of Av-alln. Ore.,
arrived Monday to spend the week
with her sister, Mrs. Werta.- -
L. H. Wertz wont to Anderson, Cal.,
Thursday. His parents- will return
with him for a visit.
Ben Oswald and Carl Hanson were
Thursday guests at the Werta home.
Mr. Hanson left Friday for Washing
ton. ...
The annual school budget meeting
was held Aug. IP. ... : .
Miss EUmbel.l Burr and Miss
Runcls, school nurso, woro visiting
scnooi and calling on friends at Cli
max inursnsv. , ..-
Frank and Wait Tnntt nf xtnrnrA
are nuiiding a house on tho former's
farm here where they plan to spend
the winter.
MlSS Fern Wvntt. nf T.nlr rwb
visited with Nellie Orliuiom liut wk
ana also at sahool,
Mrs. -lennlo White spent the week
end at her hnmi In rrnnimi Pnint
Miss Ona Comstock rottlmeri In hnr
home In Portland after a few wocks
visit wit,i relatives here.
"Mrs. W, F. Chnrlov vu rcnnrfaM III
last week and wo hope for her speedy
ivwveiy, - , ,
Mrs. White called on Mm r-hH
luesaay evening.
ANDERSON CREEK
ANDERSON CREEK, Ore., Aug. 25
(Spl.) Roy Bushncll hsd his ton
sils removed Monday In Ashland.
MiAS Doris Hitchcock anri MIm Nav.
lor of A-hland wore up on the creek
ruuny, ...
James Maya. Frank Markucca and
wlfo and George McAnally and wire
are picking pears at Schuette's this
week. .
Mlsa Ruth Mays called on Bon Nell
jones- -mursnay.
F. M. Centera . spent Sunday at
the home of James Mays,
eteve Lunak waa out to Medford
mesday. ,
- Mr. -eri and son, Kiton, were up
ine creek on business Thursday.
Joe Daniels and wife were out to
the vallev Tuesdav. i , .
John Francis and Edgar Schuette
pen Monday evening at J. Mays
home. Woman Governor of
Wyoming to Be Here
Nellie Taylor Boss, former gov tr
ior of Wyoming, will be In Medford
In September and while ,iere will
give several talks, and. according to
report, organise local democrats for
next year's presidential and state
campaign.
PRECOX,' TUESDAY, AUGUST 25; 1931.
Ye Poet's Comer
Luck.
The reason why some ' folks have
: Muck,.' J ' :
They meet s thing half-way
And when there'a anything In sight.
They are up at break of day.
When' opportunity crimes knocking,
Real kindly at their door,
They never call on him to wait,
Until they think it o'er.
Oh I no, they are up and doing,
, They are busy in a wink;
And that's-.'the kind of energy
That helps a fellow think.
It : Isn't luck, tfs-brains- and pluck
That makes that thing, success, ',
If we-strove to use them both, ' :
Luck would go "round I guess.
By Mary O. Carey.
Cbhimunications
. Opposed to Court House
To t,he Editor:
Commenting on your editorial of
about a month ago. The way to re
duce taxes was to reduce.
Why not go further and say stop
spending more than you have and
not squander what you have? For
example: We are paying a high state
tax on an Inflated value placed there
so that bonds could be sold creating
more taxes. . . .
Why is it necessary to spend $265.-
000 for a county court house when
it was claimed after Investigation
that $76,000 was sufficient to build
a court house ample for present
needs and for years to come? . Mater
ial and labor being cheaper now than
at the time the $75,000 estimate was
made. . ...
Why was It necessary to spend
$80,000 for shops In Medford when
we had shops that were sufficient
for their needs. . , :
- A $70,000 Jail was wrecked, to get
cells for the city Jiall of Medford.
now used for a court house. Will
Medford buy them or permit their
removal by wrecking the city holl,
or will . our county officials have
enlargement of tfte heart and give
them to Medford. . .. . ,
Have been informed - the county
pays Medford $1000 per month for
the use of the office, fixtures. If so.
why is, It. -not published -In. statement
of expenditures?
This will .be a. total of $60,000 for
the five-year period. Almost sufflc-
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THERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY - ,
BOTH YOU AND YOUR DAUGHTER '
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. . o . COLLEGE PREPARATORY AND GENERAL COURSES
PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES IN MUSIC AND ART
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With Id bsck-roiind ol fine b.dillom .d not,wlhy ,,0.d of .cKiey.mnl, the Anni, Wif-hl SemM
y efen your dsajhltr tvy educsUontl opportgnltyt ,,o.bl. wt..-ccmblc.d with whole
some comp.nlon.Mp (mid pleaunt mtoimdinss. Limited enrollment
for cwnphte Information and IllasUHei eslefog, eddntt 1
SALLIE EvSERTON WILSON, Mnclpsl
Tke Annie Wiljht Stmlntry '
Ttcome, NCithinston
lent to build' a court house' at orig
inal estimates. ! .....
Ufh nr. Oil OfflCC. Of tllB dlBUlCt
attorney not located- :lh the present
m.irr house and who nays t,"ie rent
for their present location?
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Locking deeper, now wmi, wo
work is completed why not separate
the road engineer and his force from
their pay checks? ine engineer u,
another oositlon which should be
sufficient at present.
In case or :an emcrgem:, ,b
h tn nii in another engineer.
There are plenty Just as good and
many better wno woum imu
two-thirds the salary and be willing
.unrb- fnr It. Instead Of trvillg to
spend 00 percent for nothing and
delivering 40 percent on the roads.
Cut out some of this loss to the tax
payers, -; , '
Vie have a master mecnamc wuu
rn vAnrn ha soent his time
riding over the county drawing his
salary and breath, also burning coun
ty gasoline and on. Eviaemiy ae w
not needed In t.he shops and now
the road work Is finished why not
dispense with his valuable (?) ser
vices. . - ' ' '- : ;
- tii.n.n nr Ttl nrM to reduce If our
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county officials would handlo county
business as they would their own
private - business. ir-..,-v'"-. .1 -f . ' i
-Commenting on oommuDicnuum
published In your paper, will say,
Other pads
may look like
but how eye they made? . . ,
where? ... by whom?- You
,. have a right to know. "7'
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WHEN a substitute claims to
be "just like Kotex," ask
where it is made. How. By whom. '
You will find the claim "like
Kotex". usually means the, pad
merely looks like Kotex. That's
not enough, whqu health js io,
yolvefl, as it. is in your choice of
sanitary . protection. Pemand the
hygiene ol Kotex. The. absolute.
purify of Kotex. . .
There's one way to be sure. Gee
genuine Kotex . . . accept ncsjub- ,
stitute of whose maki;rs.you kno
nothing; Kotex is the world's stand'
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HOTEL
CONVENIENT.;..!....
' Located iri the heart of the business and shop
ping district Three blocks from Theater Row.
ECONOMICAL . ... . $1 AND" J2 PER DAY
I J, A. Cushman, Manager t
FOURTH AND ALDER "
POiVTLA
Asu Y.:U C:.-.s
iiiiic tt niii wcrninary
FOUNDED 1114 v
a Century of Outstanding AcKievement
r ant not" in favor of doing ' hand
labor: where .machinery win ao tne
ii : Ai.'nlli, Itoo 1 u.a11 , ,nnrl f.henni.1-
wuiJf cyw.j : - ,
Make that saving find, tapply the sav
ing to hand labor wrten machinery
cannot be used to an advantage. If
nothing Better, let mem ourn or
tha tin rjina and ffarbaee that
has been hauled from the towns and
dumped along the roads. R. G. M.
Ashland, Aug. zo. limine ou ine.)
Wauls uenipsey Here.
To the Editor:
Why not head Jack Dempscy off
on his way south from Seattle for a
four-round bout at Medford? . Double
the admission, if necessary, and don't
worry, we, will all be there., and how
the old town will revive. .
The Pendleton roundup wouldn't
be in It. A SUBSCRIBER
.Talent, Ore. '..., ; ,
BUT SMALL DECLINE
. ' . IN PLANE BUILDING
WASHINGTON (AP) ErBuclfng
1,606 airplanes In the first half of
1931, American manufacturers fell
but 78 units below the mark set in
the same period In 1930. :."
.Civil aviation had the greatest ap
peal.' 1.60EH airplanes ' being "built-for
this field, including 750 monoplanes.
277 biplanes, 40 autoglros, and two
helicopters. ' ,,;
ard. Hospitals used over ten mil
lion pads last year. It is made with
hospital care and cleanliness. ,
Kotex stays, softifor hours.
Shaped to fit. Adjustable. May be
worn on either side with safety.
Disposable, of course.
KOT6X
Sanitary Napkins
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