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P3X3E TWELVE MEDFORD MSUJ TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1932. 2 Nothing Venture jtf by Patricia Wenlworth that the broken bHine that nearly eott her oun and her Aujtani' lift vat weakened by the murder 0ui Robert Leonard, whom ehe hat teen tkulklna about tht It tat n. Jervte tt etlff-necked, and wilt not beltevt her. Rosamund Carew, Jerri? treacheroue former fiancfe, ealte with Janet Tetterley and they maUcloutly force Nan to tell that her father teat Kioel Fortyth, famoue explorer, who tied In ills at Bafdad. Chapter 21 ALMOST AN APOLOGY THE evening waa Tory hot. Honk brought them Iced coffea In the library. It was (till broad daylight, the terrace and the long elope to th ravine lo full aun, and tb ehedoire on tba lawn dead atllL , Jerrla went out on to the terrace, and Nan picked np a book. Aa long aa Monk was In tbe room they had talked quit easily and pleasantly; when Monk was gone there seemed to be nothing to say or too much. It waa a relief to go through the pages of a book Into another world. She had read no more than bait a chapter, when ahe heard Jerrls come back. He rang to bare the coffee taken sway, and stood by the window smoking a cigarette until the door had elosed behind Monk. Then he came over to where Nan sat by a Monk brought lead Window lacing the shadowed lawn. He stood looking down upon her. "Rather unwise of you to commit yourself like that to Tetterloy." Nan, looked up. If she was startled, she did not show It. Her yes had the wide, steady gate which roused something In him. Anger? He took It to be anger. "Dashing of coujse but a bit lnwlse, don't you think?" "I don't know at all what you Inean," said Nan. "Really!" Really." "I'm afraid you've a bad memory. It waa quite amusing to see you call Tetterley'a bluff, but I think you'd better have held your tongue. Ton aee, she's only got to look np an old Who's Who to score off you rather badly. And aa It happens, Basher Is the sort of fellow who would be sure to have cartloads of old encyclopedias and Who's Whoi knocking about tbe place." "I don't know what you mean." He sat down on tbe arm of a big hair and leaned towards her. "Oh, I think you do. Janet'a as inquisitive aa they're made. She'll go home, and abe and Basher will look np the appropriate volume I forget what year Nigel Forsyth led?" . "Nlneteen-nlneteen," said Nan. ! "Oh, you've looked It up!" "You didn't finish what yon were aylng." "Need ir "Please." He laughed, got np, crossed the room, bent to one of the lowest helves, and came back with a red book In his hand. "All right you've asked for It. Her w are! My grandfather was bit of a collector too. Her we kare Wo' Who for 191S." . He flicked over the leaves. "Here goes! 'Forsyth, Nigel Darnaway. Third son of AllsUlr Darnaway Forsyth of Rldgefleld, Conn. Born FIXES LIVING IN SOCIALIST CHILE BAXTIAOO, Chile, Sept. 16 (AD o-Atrlngent regulations for control of prlees on all necessities have bwn put Into effect by the socialist gov ern mnt of Chile. A "commlssnrl.t gennrn uf eub Ststence and prices" has tllcUtorlal powera to control the production, manufacture, Importation, distribu tion and transport of all the necessl tlee of life. It also flsea prices. Heavy Pens!! Irs art Failure to obey the orders of the eommlsaarlat, or role of produrM tbove the prior, stipulated, mokes ffenders liable to heavy firm, Im prisonment for several years and con (Ucatlon of private enterprise., es tablishment, thus seised will be op grated by the board. - The commlwarlat also has power to eaUbllsh lu own wsrehoum snd Itorea for sale direct to l.'ie public, i75. Educated Princeton, Ox ford' "Why are yon reading all thatr said Nan. "You mean that It Isn't news U yon you've been there already?" Nan bad turned pale. She aatd, "I would be likely to know." Re laughed. "Meaning that It was premedlat ed, and you naturally got np the documentary evidence! Bat now we come to tbe Important part 'Mar rled 1908 Constance Lavlngton." "Yes," said Nan "my mother." "It won't do," he said. "Yon were a little fool to think yon could pull It off." Nan stood np. "You don't believe me!" He smiled. "Why don't yon believe meT" He laughed. ' "Let's drop Itt But If I were yos, I should leave the ancestry vague. Nigel Forsyth Is Just a bit too well known." "Nigel Forsyth was my father, and Constance Lavlngton was my mother. Mjt father'a people were furious about the marriage because my mother was on the stage. She died when Cynthia was six months old, and my father never forgave his rather for the things he had said about her. "He went out to Mesopotamia, coffee to the library. leaving ns with a sort of aunt. Her nam was Mrs. Whipple ahe was my mother's half-sister and the widow of a Major Whipple of th regular army. My father only cams home once after the war. He died at Bagdad In nlneteen-nlneteen, There was only a very little money, Mrs. Whipple" She hesitated. "1 can't be fair to her, because sh made Cynthia Tery unhappy. 1 think she tried to do her duty. Shi wasn't fond of children. She wasn't fond of us, and she didn't under, stand Cynthia. That's why I went to Solano'a as a dancing partner I simply hsd to get Cynthia away." The ash from Jerrls clgarett. tell and powdered tbe carpet. He had been looking at her bard. His expression changed suddenly. "You mean It's true?" "It's quite easy for me to prove that It's true. I have my father's lettors I can show them lo you." His face changed again. The mo mentary embarrassment passed. He looked like a triumphant school boy. "rre fallen on my feetl I eon- gratulate myself you're too angry to do It for me of course but I'm about to apologise." She took a atep away from him. "Why didn't you believe met" He didn't answer tbe question. "You've seen Rosamund. Prob ably you know her as well aa L I didn't love her. But I did think we might make a go of It. And when she let me down It was a colossal crash. I'm taking no more chances I'll beg your pardon when I aee those letters." "You're going to make me pay Rosamund'a debt?" "Probably," returned Jervla. Nan flared np. "But auppoae I won't pay!" aha demanded hotly. Copyrtoht. Kit, Ltpclncott) I A Strang, misunderstanding. t. morrow, bring, about an un.x n.ct.d union. though the prlcea may not be below that set for private enterprise. It may also operate publlo restaurant, and "kitchens" where me.la can be eerved to the poor at low rate.. "It la a war-like measure because we have declared war on the rlslrg cot of living and the depression in general," said the provisional presi dent, Carlos Davlla. The law Is slmed to keep the peso from further reduction In value, and eventually to put the currenoj oack to It. official par ao that service of foreign loans may be resumed, he sdded. NEW MnCHAMCAL. MKT HOD FOl'ND TOR PACK! SO Fin KETCHIKAN, Aliukft. B-.pt. 1 (AP) A box-llkts lnvenaon which dmwea ftih for market h ui kept one fcilmon prktng plant tfolng on w "proeperlty era" bulj, lth no wape cuu. no layoffs for t', 1,400 em ployea. Pending tht perfection of patent. deUtla of the nwMnM are betng kept ecret. but 1U owners, O. P. Half erty and W. P. Soot i an. ear It la an adaption of the "Iron Chink' which aupereedM Chinese labor In cutting and clean Inn tth, Balmon, frenh from the tea. stream Into the box anr emerge with aktn removed, leaving the flesh firm and unmarred. but retaining much of tha Ung of the mk. Heretofore tht tkin iiM rtmamed Phoenix PHOENIX. Sept. l(flp!.)-J The Phoenix Orangt met at the Orange &all Tuesday night of thla week with a large attendance. The newly or ganized ladles' quartet, composed of Mesdames Addle Bteadman, Marie Furry, Florence Drake and Mildred Ward, and accompanied by Dorothy Loffer, made their ft rat appearance and gave two selection. Mrs. Loffer TAILSPIN TOMMY ABOUT HOW FARfF'.ARfXIND FIFTY MILES "f I )HAT WAS IT THAT "W YOU MEAN I HOLY SMOKES . N O VlET GET INTO TH "1 TldHAT ARE VOlTV V iJUAT DO YOU ' C1CAN. 1 FTV jf Ctcooom7 vrVr SSL" M Ut FOUND IT' YOU vi TARP OVR US- MAYBE THE HEAD FOR, JJk HEAD? I HAVEN'T MIAMI, TOM? rftfkfr TRANSPORTATION LOEVE HE WAS NOSING W FOR THE FOUNTAIN CAN T SEE A jM A WIND WILL COME UP TAltSPlNl BUDSED FOR F1V8 ' " BOUND TO WIN Not So Jonathan Can Notice It! Hi it mustwwI IIBlWl H IMR- COSW! Pf jHuoRoie, rr3l IWlMBSfii oorTMI feoHe on, briar 7 W Jl U (fJONKIHAN ATONCEr j H If I W ill MB.COSBVT tS jR9M THE WITCH-DBVIl H. V, lSS: 7 RUM, VCllU OUR LEGS ISOUR ttvO I k I wmt I hwb to l M I yi '-Jill HiMSBLPr toaV H V 4 Vi V l 3 mr;co63Yi ft ffl ( ONU-y CHANCE I J BIT 1 tBLUWMI9 FBOM , jl I II Hi M IWftlTPORMEI iJcWi MEANS HE'S SOT I V it Z I WON'T B VA ft WHAT'S CHASIM' 119 V I I VMAMTOMAN-JNWSJi 1 1 I I H I ft I A IMUST6EB J I iVWl EM AND NOW tt I - HARM I W 1 AIN'T HLSMAT-) AM' S'MATTER POP Yes, We've Heard It By C. M. PAYNE; I ' ' jaW .. - 1 L- i iVleht Tgj;, by The Bell Syn'dlcale' Tnc.)v 'l THE NEBBS You Tell Him ROSCO NOODLE, OME HE SAVS-... AKID THIS DOES HE PROPOSE TO HE EVER DOME THAT THE VOTERS TO FLOCK TO HIS STAMDARO ? I WOULD LIKE TO MEET -JWIS FALSE CAESAR. DEBATE. MUTT AND JEFF RTrtC LION TAMERS PtRTYB" WOW SMUCALL. MVein-NKCl ri -St 1 - -. .--- - J:fc K0"' luwnub "II UITH LAOV RIFF RAP... 1 HLFL AND Btl j J S dfF? COSrj- BRINGING UP FATHER THl POLITICAL GWlS NERVES-NOW VE COTTOCJO HOME TO A M061CAL THAT MAGGIE 1 "3bt MOW 'SHE FIQyH THAT ITU. 11T , ME e itT. K"t I assaasssssasssssssssel. M wt S."J,. In. . r..r S.,.n mH. ,MfJ gave a piano solo, and Mabel Har dee ty, Verna Loffer and Jean Ran court gave a skit entitled "The Park Bench," which was greatly enjoyed by all. ....... Plans were laid for the next meet ing, which will be a newspaper meet ing, at which two newspapers will be composed by the members ap pointed for this purpose, and will be read before the Orange during the lecture hour. Full announcement of thla and the staff of each paper will be given before the next meeting. It's Two Other Fellows, Skeeter! OP OPPOMEMTSJ Mlvl, MEBB-. VWMAT DO OR VUHA.T HAS HE MIGHT ASK FACE FOR BOSS, HEIT INI J a " m. i w U Jeff Wins An Argument! ClTTIM OMMf Jl KOW JEV5N'. AJMSOONCE ECH OF THE GUE'tT' GM'f -I POMrJ n ANY VOTE FE SAOH- ""'?t' Plans were also announced for the special meeting to be held on the 30th of this month, which Is Orange booster night, and will be a Na tional Orange night, at which time each Orange throughout the United States .has been asked to put on a Orange program, emphasizing the importance, the benefits and the work of the Orange organization. This will be an open program to which the public Is invited to at tend and enjoy the evening together in fellowship and fun. A program la being prepared' which will be of WHAT f VWELL.TMERE'S ' A CHALLENISE VOU CAM HARDLY VWITM SlDESTEP-VWHAT OUT , DO VOU PROPOSE, FOR TO OOf kCoprtllhl. IU. bjrTba B.ll SrKdiali. tut.) Tcrt. Milk J " ----- i-: . 7X VEiSV COOP. NO M- IT4 ASOOT TIME THEV VEKE T NOT? sry I t I Ann,v 1,1 . r I I T MOT? ) Interest to all, and which will con sist of talks on the Orange work, music, plays and readings. Refresh ment will be served by Vie home economics committee and tta ap pointed helpers. Committees of vari ous natures are being appointed and practically every member of the Orange will be on a committee or in the program. Pull plana and full particulars of this program will be announced later, but It is the hope of each Orange member that a large attendance of the people of the com munity will be present to enjoy this OO 1 PROPOSE TOCO?" n-u r-it.fe.T Hir-i inj uebatr AWO WHEM L SET TMEOOGW HIM. WE WONJ'T SENJD. ANIV MOSE INIVITATIOMS SHEF.7 Klf. D. S. Pit OSn9 L 1 1 r I aiNGtNG-VOU APPLAUD LlKt ( ' L a THE MCT of tup fir1TS.rJ ll ft ioPPOSlN I 1 1 m 1 1 wet noNT i ( Y VAPPLAOOT J T$g program and evening together. Mr. Brown, one of the state offi cers, waa present and spoke to the Orange members, telling them of successful granges and why they were successful. Also Mr. Krase of Jacksonville and Mr. Anderson of Central Point were present and brought brief messages. Refreshments of cantaloupe and watermelon were served by the com mittee, Li. O. Caster, Lucille Wilcox, Mr. Knutzen and Karl Anderson. From all appearances the work of the Phoenix Orange is already pick ucr rrsi i trr-. ii--,r HAVE VOU TO SAV TO -vc. rv uiw K3lUb MUlTITljriF T71 TUCIO 1ISJ WI1.U MttLAIM VOU WA.Vfc. SOME AR&UM EWT THREE HOURS GRACIOUS TEWl Bi-E Of THE.M SHOV'M U r-A.. f V ing up after the summer work and. that bigger and belter things are la store for the winter months. VATICAN CITY, Sept. lft (AP) Excavations near the Vatican gard ens brought to light a loaded cannon wttlch lay burled since the G art bald lan wars of 85 years ago. It was charged with shot ready for defense of the Vatican walla. Brldgeacrosa Chetco river on- Wil son Prairie road, opened to traffto Gold Beach Reporter. By GLENN CHAFFIM and UAL FORBES By EDWIN ALGER By SOL HESS. r- , -p . w .... . THAT ?. WHAT ARfeUMEMTS t-OR. THE CUSTOMERS ir-,! 7uy HKfc trcrii- I-1UST2 By BUD FISHER uCll.i've been oirrcp AND TrievSTlLU cu- Mg C0LON61-'. By George McManus LATER. MAY3 Tou 5OUuOMT HVE TOLO'cyi You u J VU2 CONA Mi THie,is I MOT OMS 1 V V
