Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 06, 1932, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN SIEDFORP HAIL TRIBUNE, Si"EDFORDv OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER . 6, 1932. Nothing Venture F by Patricia Wentworth BYNOPB1B: Aorott tht luxurt oui restaurant of the Hotel Luxe ttan Wear Meet Robert Leonard, the man ehe believet hat tiotct tried to murder her hutband.Jer via Weare. Wtth him t Roea muni Oartw, JervW former flan e4e, vhott recent attempt to curt hit fortune for herself hat failed, Rotamund ticeept dra matically up to JervW table. Chaptr II PA88ION8 CURBED " HAVEN'T coniratulated you," aald Rosamund. "No," ald Jerri pleasantly. Then. "I hop you wIlL" "When yon hare introduced me to your wife." 8b turned her eye on Nan. They war Just like the aapphlre ot her rlnn ai darkly blue, ai cold beneath the brilliance and the colour. She milled with her lips, but the (mile roio no higher. Nan heard Jervls ay her name. It was the first time since be had aid, "t Jerrli, take thee. Nan." He said. "Nan, let me Introduce my cousin, Rosamund Carew." She was ware ot his smile. 'Ton hare beard ot her." "And 1 hare never beard ot you," aid Rosamund rery sweetly. "That doesn't seem fair does ltt" Jerrls watched them with Inter ML To Rosamund's perfect social technique Nan had only youth and Jervls thrust F.F'. Inexperience to offer; yet, to his surprise, she suffered less than he oould havo supposed possible from the contact She bad tbe air ot a well-bred child a little unsure of wbat It must do next. But tbe breeding was there; It kept her bead up and ber ayes steady and clear. 'Jervls wondered bow old Page's typist cam by It . He thrust F.F. into the breach. "You've heard enough of Ferdi nand Francis." "Are yon F.F.t" said Rosamund. Ear voice. Ilk all her movements, bad a slow grace. It waa rather a deep vole. "I am," said Ferdinand "and 1 can't begin to say bow glad 1 am to meet you." Rosamund smiled upon blm and Introduced Robert Leonard to him first and then to Nan. F.F. shook bands with enthu siasm. Nan acknowledged the priv ilege ot Mr, Leonard's acquaintance with the slightest gravest inclina tion ot the bead. No one could have told how terribly her heart was beating. To be so olos to the man who had tried to kill Jervls, not csce but twlcel He had a jutting brow wltb pars fair eyebrows; the eyes war deeply and rather closely set the nose Insignificant the cbln Jutting again and oddly cleft; mall colourless mustache clipped way from the corner ot the mouth showed thin, pale lips: bis balr was smooth and mouse coloured. Rosamund turned from F. F. and poke. "Are you In town for long? How can you tear yourself from Wear In thla weather?" "I've been seeing my alster mar ried," said Nan. "Sb sailed for Australia today." "Then you'll be going back to morrow, I suppose," Jervls aald, "Yes, tomorrow." He added, quit lightly and smoothly, "So I'm afraid w ahan't meet gain." Rosamund Carew smiled and passed on down the room, spoke Fashion Promenade Craterian Stage Is Plan of Adrienne's Arrangement are being made far the annual rail showing of women's apparel by Adrlanne, at th Tox Craterian theatre Wednesday verting. Co-operating with th shop 1 the theatre, which la arranging a number of special features lor th rent. Shipment are arriving dally ot the latest creations In feminine attire, and 35 young mannequin of the city have been selected by Adrlenne Stew ard, to assist her In the fashion pro menade before th Craterian foot lights on Wednesday. Miutoal feature for Wednesday ac cording to Don Oeddes. manager of the theatre, will b solos by Miss Oenevlere Brown, winner of the At water Kent audition, aoloa by Mer land Tollefaon, and feature tap dancea. Th presentation will be made in conjunction with th show "Blon drt ot th rolllee," featuring Robert ilontgomerx a4 Marian, Dayl, for a moment to Jju.i i utter ley smiled at Nonle Carter, touched Enid Melllter, on the shoulder, and after a word or two passed on and out ot eight behind a golden pillar "Well!" said Mr. Francis. He put a wealth of expression Into tit word; bis eyes darted questions. Like King David, he held his tongue, but it was pain, and grief to bim. Jervls looked at him rather ma liciously. "I don't think we'll hurry," be said. "I think we'll dance. It F.F makes a clean breast ot all his Til lalnles, be shall dance with Rosa mund and I'm aura you'd lore a turn with Leonard." Nan's face went blank; her color was gone. She said, "Oh no I'd rather not." Then, with a pathetle earnestness, "Ob, please don't make me." "Then you'll have to put up wltb me and I'm nothing like the per former that he Is." Ferdinand waa an accomplished dancer; the new Mrs. Jervls Wearc waa an exquisite one. Jervls expe rienced an elusive feeling ot being for once at the top of a form to which he had never previously as plred. He looked down at Nan's brown bead. He could just see one of ber ears. It was little and dell cately ahaped; the lobe showed Into the breaoh. pink between short waves ot hair "I suppose you know bow beau tlfully you dance. 1 wouldn't bavi dared ask you It I had known." She looked up for a moment one ot those direct looks of bera "I waa dancing partner at So lano's (or six months before I went to Mr. Page," aha aald. "Did you like It?" She could hear the frown In hit vole. "No." It was a very sober mono syllabi to cover a good deal oi shrinking distaste. After a very little pause she added, "1 did llki the dancing." "Why did you do it?" "I couldn't get anythlpg else tc do." "Haver."); you any people?" "Only Cynthia really." . He waa down on that like a flash. "Who isn't real?" "An Aunt 1' couldn't possibly ask her for anything." "Why?" She looked up again. "She's that sort She finished out education." "And then?" "She cashed ber bands ot us. She washed them very thoroughly." There were seats between the half pillars on two sides ot the ball room. Tbey moved to the nearest and sat down. Jervls said, as 11 with an effort "I've been thinking thlnga over. Would you object to coming down to Wear for a bit?" "Why?" Jervls' face changed suddenly. Wltb the look ot a teasing school boy h said, "You could see I didn't get run over again." Jervls looked op, pricked to a audden wonder. Ha wanted ber to com she must com. "Welir he said. "I'll come," said Nan, and re laxed with a sigh. (CoplrtflM, JpJI. tlpplricoftl Another et Roiamund Carsw'e Mhsmas comas to nothing In to, morrow's Installment. Those sleeted to model at Odrl enne's fall review are CKrtrud Boyle, Margaret Boyle, Dorothy Paley, Har riet Campbell, BUlle Hammett, Do lores Holbrook. Clara Mary Fuaon. Ar rllla Burns, Ethel Chord, Margaret Chudere, Lucille Littrell. LaVonne An derson. Orac Hargta, Ruth 'Young. Jean Hamilton, Blanche Pre Id, Sibyl Jean Young, Juanlta Griffin. Anne Mead Watklns. Carvel Reamea, Doro thy Bleed, Alice Brock, Anne Mae F.i son and Dorothy Oould. County Sells Tax Property Several aalea of tax property be longing to Jackson county had been made during the past week, It. was announced yesterday by D. H. Pearey and Dan Herring, who are In charge of the aale of th property, Saturday three ranchea and one city lot were aold, making a total of ill ranches and 33 city lota being dis posed of by th county during the week. Oravea' Jewelry 6 nop, now locaUd 41 So, Front, E An lntereetlng moving picture rec ord of tha construction of th new Jackon county court houie wu com pleted Thursday, Sept. 1st with the filming of the official dedication. Thla novel picture story which has been arranged by H. L. Bromley, ad TAILSPIN TOMMY THE NEBBS Who's MUTT AND JEFF UUAT SHIPWl fflUCSS tOC CAN Sy WILL HE LET UStl7 Me SAID H iMELL, AT LEAST tOE iCcTUBE!--SAY IF YOU'RE KP WVMMMfflPZZ ARE LOE & HAVE OUR CHOICE. feT. ENTER IT IN xHttiT' HE'D RATHER CAN ENiOY THeTwvsLSHORT ON CL6THE& I WWz FLYIN JV THE CHIEF OFFERED ONE OF TH -.fs ME UJOUIDN'T. J SCENERY it -HAtTtn XL' T CAM 3 ' BOUND TO WIN At "Snake" McFang'a! By EDWIN ALGER WBff$i fSHrii'M WiiSrVt WPV06!! rLU RIGHT, Be-elf'ANOVSUXl- M 'yptEwn sL iMofeaeirurB xiJm WiA ) 3y p- S'MATTER POP The Bother Of Peeling And Eating An Apple ' By C. M. PAYNE ( Vdu3 TieTTE.12. -PeEi-V Yf sT N S ' ' - irfXTZZT fl Couuti WlAT AP'Pl.e.TTjefotce. i -4-eTte!s A W-HB-fte J. . . . )5u,rpK,N- . Wev cavhd VfSy nr -P? . ; tj h V rfl CfcT 4 ItvV aLrW J 1L (Copyright, I0J3, by The Bert Syndicate, inc.) Jj . f -SENATOR HERE'S A i I HERE'S WHAT HE 5 AYS ABOUT YOU..N W THIS IS A. "VklO Wiun Mor- rnnr,"1 f COPV OF A SPEECH ' ii W -AUD TWE OTWtT CAMO'DArB, ZUOOLW 1 MCC COMPUMCUTARV Y o .SS1 ,?T aOKJC OP VOUtt OPPnSiKI&f . 1 4 A,enn tup naD lyonc- r .rT,KI-'ru-N BKV 1 FRIENJD.NOU PASTS IT INj J CAMDICATES MADfi I EKTK-V IK THE. SEKJfTOI?ltL ZACEj Tse SMALL 1 CUT IT OUT '-NLAST KJISMT Jjf ' PEOPLE'S CAAJOIOTS 15 A fSLATIKB. OP TOP. VDUR SCRAP- 1 ' ' '. TTT VWA s '&OSS HIT MBIT IS GE.TTIUG TJSEO OP ) BOOK ,? y 'f J 1 SPUTTIM& AJITH SrAK&ttHEWAKrrS J ?V r ' ' " i!!!!! AT LAST X 60TTA AORcc UWTrt YoujA f RIGHTO UM Wrje. ( StaueM. this LiTTte rtuou Jhc-s no I "lln' lili! LOOKS CXACTUy LIKt JfeFF- BUT f Uof) I' j I I . ' . a Kct NOT JtfP AUV NoRt THAN TAMtR. lili! i ' I'fA HOOVeR. He's AM IMPOSTCR ) THAT'S I ' ? TCo-" 'XceeTAiuJ ss?; ! BRINGING UP FATHER I MOW GlT THil) 1PSKCH WORD FKI VvOiVO A I MOST VifJ ALLTHS VOTK I KIN AT TMaT MERTlM TO-MORROW' NOVJ LtT'S 5Et HOW MUCH "o IT I REMEMBER r I j I KS3 vertising manager of the California Oregon Power company dates back to the last day of school at the old Washington school and the subse quent removal of the old structure to make room for the new court house building. Construction pictures of the new court house taken at per iodic intervals are Included In the footage which Is concluded with the dedication ceremony and parade. It Is expected that this new Copco film will not only be of Interest to the citizens of southern Oregon at tbe present time but it will prove of spe cial Interest In years to come. Off For The Miami Happy Now? The Imposter Fools Two Smart Guys K OIL' MAN.VMO 1 -c7 ll EX-COP FATHERS L BAKER, Ore., Sept. g.-(AP) Pe titions demanding the recall ot May or Bert L. Harvey were filed with the city clerk Friday afternoon by a former police officer during Vie Har vey administration. Harvey took of fice January 1, 1931. Air Races! IOCKV FOR MS X FoutJB 1 JCFF1 LION TAMER BOOK. 1 t( Roles And stccer VUORKS. I 60TTA STVDY Up OR MUTT ftwo 6Ui , 6eeviM vwit-t. GtT VUlSC TO TH6 FACT THAT FELLOV; CITIZENS- AM THE OM6 MAM WHO VflLLTAjKE ONDEn'S FROM NO PAO.TY What ths peoplb WANT is a 1 FEARLESS AN' STRONG- K 2 1 a ' r 1 The petitions, bearing approximate ly 680 names Were circulated In Bak er for several weeks. Officers aald that several of the persona signing the petitions have been receiving belp from the central relief committee for the last year. One man declared bis signature was forged and a woman said she waa induced to sign the petition by mis representation. They signed affidav its and asked that their names be removed from the petitions. The petitions declare Mayor Har vey la a menace to the city because of auch actlvltlea aa causing passage WHCM COM IM UIC'U. GlVC Trtt SUPRtMt TS.-ST- WHICH IS VJ1TH TH THUMBS IM Trte Trie lc.pt foot raissis- ami MYTic WQRP 'Gr SPOKCIO T1M a-tii atm. O'O TOU j I DID- cme? A A com jWfk, is1 of a milk ordinance, and favoring a bond issue to secure money with w.blch to construct a sewage disposal plant. WOULD TRADE SPUDS FOR WEDDING PERMIT PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. . (AP) A young man who has oorn going to waste In his garden and "plenty of potatoes and onions" la looking for a marriage license clerk who will c cept sacks of vegetaableit In lieu of 93 tor a marriage license. (Copyright, I0J3, by The MO, VOU PLEASUI BACk HIM G1VCH CARS Trte TORee m 1 1 ary . 1 1 1 aa-j imuryf.rir,. -Ltw j WELL- AT LEAST, I'M I "STROIMC. Funeral Rites Today -For Frank She par d Funeral services for Frank Shep ard ot 610 South Central, who died Saturday morning, were conducted from the Sacred Heart hospital. Cath olic, at nine o'clock thla morning with rather Francis black officiating. The body will be shipped to Wis consin for burial. Th Perl Funeral home Is In charge of arrangement. Permanent waves S1.85, wet finger waves 35c. Prevost Beauty Shop, is Laurel. Phone 737-J. By GLENN CHAITW and UAL FOB&ESX Bert Syndicate, inc.) By SOL HESS klMO AMD GOOD FRIEXiD.NOU PASTS IT INj YOURS-VOURE SETTIMG ALL, Twe PLtrAsuee outof IT AMD AS TIME SOE3 OlsJ IF MOTMlKJG UMFORTUNJATE U APPHM S TO ME TO SIVG By BUD FISHER By George McManus 9-c TS ..