Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 20, 1932, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1932. A PATH T BTNOPSIMI Day after day Cllve goee through the heart' breaking routine ot iob hunting. ' returning at night to a tuxuriout apartment and delicate food alt paid tor by hie vile. He eoueeeee out money tor a little birthday preeent tor her only to go home and find that her former AiMband Dicky hat eent a ttegenoy bureau worth (1,000. Chapter 29 A JEALOUS 8ANTA NEXT morning wheo Cllve ten dered her ble own lift, his mood was bumble. Dicky had made linfalr competition lor him. "Yon ordered me not to ipend too much. Von mayn't care tor If As ibe lifted the rase trom lt wrappings, her face glowed. "You've disobeyed me, old ex travagant. How yon spoil me!" She was delighted aa a child. Over breakfast ehe never ceased thanking him. He 'iad to narrate the devious bargainings by which be bad procured It. In the hall, on the point of de parture, the offensive bureau caught his aye. The devil ot Jealousy prompted blm. "You've been handsome over my measly ottering. It Isn't a patch on the one your first bnsband sent you." He longed to beg her forgiveness. Drifting apart. Going out ot his Tray to wound her. His day waa made miserable by the recollection. He came borne early to find the bureau Installed as a permanent ac quisition. Instead of protesting, be forced himself to be broad-minded. The act ot atonement wblcb be bad planned took place at dinner. "I bought two tickets for a new musical comedy. If you'd prefer to crap them" "Stay at home! I should say not. Ton are a darling." Shortly after the curtain bad risen, Banta clutched his band. There was no tense moment there rarely are In musical shows to account for her emotion. . "What's troubling yon?" he whis pered. "Lou-Lou." IB "Who's Lou-Lou?" ' "Ton remember at St. Jean. Slcky'a temptress." He glanced through the Imme diate audience. "Where? I never sr.w her, so can't Recognize her." Someone behind hushed angrily. Santa pointed to the stage aud nudged her husband, indicating the actress who was speaking. Cllve estimated the charms of his life's rival, who bad led her first bnsband astray. She wai ot the baby-doll type, flaxen and sugary. The situation waa piquant In a aense h waa arbitrating between Lou-uon and his wife. During the intermission he and Santa followed the crowd to the Xoyer. "She ought not to be allowed," Banta tugged on bis arm fiercely. "How allowed? Do you mean sbe bught to be exterminated?" "It's Insulting to have to watch ber. How anyone can be such an Idiot " "She's the kind men fall tor." "You couldn't. Or could your bhe inquired Jealously. "The human heart la a mystery," pie spoofed ber. "Who would imag ine that you could have fallen tor picky? To me she seems a decent putouaa mue person. "A poacher who breaks np homes bnd makea a profit by ltl "Look here, this waa to have been four birthday treat. We can scoot IX you wish It." Her face softened. ' "Buy me aome of those song-rec-brds; they're selling them at that table." He waa glad to give her a chance o calm down. She was curiously op-alded. Could see only her own viewpoint. Wa convinced she was Instilled in condemning Lou-Lou; but considered him narrow when he objected to Dak. To sit the show but would mean prolonging the un pleasantness. He would bundle her pit for a bite ot supper. Having secured the records, be returned to where he had left her. Be spotted her behind a barricade of shoulders In animated conversa tion with an opera-bat. The face Under the opera-hat was turned trom him. As be claimed her, she threw hit t clear look. "Hello darling! Here's Dicky. Saves me the trouble ot writing. 1 waa thanking him for our wedding present. "Oood of you to remember my ferife's birthday," be said shortly. Luckily the announcers prevent d further conversation by calling the next act. Aa they passed down the aisle Banta bugged his arm. ELKS PLAN LIVELY If Elaborate preparations are being goade for the annual Bike dub Thanksgiving Kve, danoa at the Kike' temple Wednesday night. No vember 39, according to Bob Strang, Chairman. A popular local orchestra will furn ish ayncopatlon for this holiday fiance and special features will lend additional interest Other members ef the committee In charge are: Charlie Ollbert and O rover Comm. According to custom all Xlks and their friends may attend. Join Wurta Book club, SI per year. A suitable Xmsa gift Xmaa card and folder given with each membership. Phone M. We'll haul away yoiu mm. aui emr fetus ARADISE j.JJl DAWSON "What a coincidence!" The encounter seemed to have put ber In a good bumor; the rest ot the performance she enjoyed thoroughly. On the drive home she snuggled. "Wasn't she cute? I take every thing back. I'm sorry 1 was snap PT." "That's all right," he muttered. "It waa queer Dicky being there," aha ventured. "You get a kick out of discussing him." "But I've no one else to talk to," she pouted. "Then shoot." 'How did Lou-Lou scramble into that show?" "Someone's backed her. We should worry." "One more question." The taxi waa halting. "Do you think Dicky's backing her?" "Not my business.'! was never married to blm." Having entered the apartment she proposed that they should raid the ice-box. He volunteered to ac company her, but aha refused. Left, alone, the rudeness ot his retort appalled him. Where would things end it he took to throwing her first marriage at her? Facing blm, established In a place of hon or, almost aa though It were Dak in person, stood the handsome three thousand dollar bureau. "Admiring ltl" Santa paused In the doorway. "Allow me." He took the tray which she was carrying from her and set it down on a table. When she had seated herself, hs thrust a cushion behind ber and proceeded to wait on her. "Why the politeness?" Her mis chief was returning. "Guilty conscience." He sbrugged his shoulders. "Funny boy I" She reached up to him. "Not till I've said That's troubling me. One kiss from you and I'm in your power." "Don't you want to ber' "Thla la your birthday. Anniver saries are milestones. One baits to look back and forwards. I've been looking back, remembering bow 1 longed tor you and ti,e struggle J had to win you." "Well, you've won me." Bho helped herself to cbeese and crackers. , "I haven't won you the way I'd hoped." "Darling," she threw him one ot her melting glances, "you're mine. To me you're perfect. Everything's going to come all right" "I'm not referring to finances. Don't you realise, Banta, that there's a growing frluion between us? We lore each other to distrac tion, but " "Of course you're irritable, poor dear," aha interrupted. "I make al lowances." "If we were as certain ot each other aa we were at St. Jean there wouldn't be any necessity for al lowances." He raised her band to bla lips. "Don't be an ostrich. You're blind to things that dis please you." She curled an arm behind her head. "It's a fact. Refusing to see un pleasant things Is my way ot get ting through life. Yours Is to imagine them." "I don't Imagine that" He point ed at the bureau. "I didn't Imagine Dak tonight or your exoltement over meeting blm. I didn't Imagine my unklndness to you this morn ing. And there's one other thing didn't imagine your Jealousy over Lou-Lou." "Why mention why not Ig nore?" "That's the difference between us, darling. I can't Ignore yon can. You forget; I go on remember ing. I want you to be absolutely mine In the same way yon try to make me absolutely yours. The past Intrude. It crops out all over the map In things you say, your atti tude to me. your character." She beckoned and wouldn't speak till he stood beside ber. "Let's do bstter." He took her head between bis hands, tilting her face. "You're not burl with me tor hav ing spoken?" "Cllve, I worship you." As he stooped her eyes closed. "You always dose them." Hours later, It seemed, sbe asked: "You couldn't fall for ber, could you?" "For whom?" His wits were clouded. "For Lou-Lou?" "What a question!" (Cerrrlthl IrJMW, Ct.titi 0,.i..) Santa butlte harattt in dive's affair, tomorrow, with results she did not expoct. SAMSON STORE HAS PART IN FEED TEST Poultrymen who are Interested In Vie Nopco XX tree feed test mar secure this high quality mlier and detain or the contest at the F. B. Bamaon store at 23B North Riverside. Through an error this company was omitted from the list printed In Frl days Mall Tribune. Nopco's unique contest will be conducted the remainder ox Novem ber and up to February aa, 1839, ac cording to announcement. Norrls 8Ulra Stand McCOOK, Neb.. Nov. 10 (API Senator Oeorge W. Norrls today said he was opposed to any form of can cellation of the war debts and that Xie did not want a cabinet position He stated his views In an Interview JACKSON RATIO T AT OLD FIGURE SALEM, Kov. 19 (AP) Very little change In the ratio of local assessed property values to the true cash values this year over that of last year was reported by the State Tax com mission today. The commission an nounced the ratloa by counties today, with comparative ratios ot a yesr ago. The ratios are used by the commission In apportioning the state levy among the 30 counties. The list Is aa follows: County Ratios.. ..1931 1933 Baker .. .. ..67 87 ..52 63 -43 43 ..67 66 ..60 61 ..63 63 -67 87 ..73 67 ..43 43 ..61 61 -74 74 67 68 ..70 70 -61 61 ..66 66 ..74 74 ..66 66 ..63 63 ..74 74 Benton Clackamas Clatsop ColumDla Coos Crook Curry Deschutes ..... Douglas Ollllam Grant Harney Hood River Jackson Jefferson Josephine Kl&math .. Lake TAILSPIN TOMMY TMCYYC t oa awe Hoese uweee TtwiY sot&vr alone, on the desert with a ceoazs Urio Srvors MURDEEEO MAN tArt OUM WOA HAS ssc0 xoyy tw &woov&& IN IT - 0AM (IE IN! BOUND TO WIN Dan Digger eS SUDDENLY AS THEV HAD , THE SECRET ATTACKS AND THREATS AGAINST BEN'S FARM CEASED MEANTIME, LOTTA BLACK'S FILLING STATION AND LITTLE HOME WAS COMPLETED AND KEH VOEEVC VJOIll n 6SS HER TAKE CHARGE N 6tN6E Or PEbCc AND SECURITY SPREAD OVER SEN, JONATHAN AND HOWEVER .IT VMAS THE CALM BEFORE THE ST( . ' mrrttm tl.i tt.n. . i. rmm S'MATTER POP An I I ' ' " . 1 - 1 A "I imot I I I r 1 I tl i IflIU UT ILL T I 3?UIT "RULUIW A I , J I , I Sea IFTATAIuf ' y 7447 Doejlj J ' it yT I uXk- V Woul-'1 7 THE NEBBS Convalescing WMATS TMS IDEA VWIKJOOvtf. VWANJT DROP SOMETMIMS VWILL Be EASIEP. FOR BOTW OF US 0ME NE.T TIMC rrfrrftKXP BRINGING UP FATHER I TOOOLE-OOO PAV' SORRY bO TOO I LL Fly HIM-ILL Si . , 1 I VO LIKE TO SEE L I SORHY-1 I I ftllT HF HAa 1 TOO'lE NOT COIIMG TO THS AINT COMiN GIT MlM A JOft IN A rTiS 4A Ji MR-BUOOETT 'bIR- J rnJr Tn "l-UT TOOT-f3ALL C!MB-rU. OR TO TWS I ' BANK VywSRE. HE'LlJ M 'nlVSji-- THB PREJl DENT-J TO mE. EEIM YOU- i OFFICE I 6UN0 BOM I IC FOOT-BALL. Z.L, , g tSto-OaY-I WHO'LL E6. rTt,rrl " 1 Wf-T S zA jr-r CAME- r-y MjcjJ I f ' t,mm trntarn. Inc. Gnu S'M " CaTT" V ( if 3 -71 71 -63 63 ..49 49 -63 ' 66 -.71 73 -.63 63 -44 44 ...73 73 -.71 64 -.67 68 -.66 66 68 66 -68 ' 68 -.45 46 73 73 -63 63 Wallowa Wasco Washington . Wheeler Yamhill Citrus Industry To Use More Ink It la encouraging to see at least one agricultural industry adopt good, sound business principles. The cit rus Industry la giving us something to shoot at. It has been announced that the California Fruit Growers' Exchange. Los Angeles, will spend 11.250,000 on advertising In 1933, compared with (690,000 this year. Reasons, a bumper crop this year and another anticipated for next year. Better Ptult. Washington Fruit Freight Reduced WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. (AP) Representative Summers (R., Wash ington) today said he had obtained from the Interstate commerce com mission an order reducing the freight rate on O grade apples and unwrap ped pears from points In Washington to Nebraska, Colorado and some adja cent territory. Watchful Waiting brought gackj Lincoln Linn Malheur Marlon . Morrow Multnomah Polk Sherman . Tillamook -Umatilla THEIR SHIP-THAT LEAVES (7Y PLANE, IOHAT A THAT RIACESV PERSON--A Experiment OP OPESJlKJGi TUAT TO 6GT R.IO OF ME? INJ MY COFFEE -IT IM SlC,lM GOISJG, HOSPITAL ROOSEVELT TALK TO HOOVER FIRST SINCE WAR DAYS EXECUTIVE MANSION, ALBANY, N. T., Nov. 19. ( AP ) Governor Roosevelt 'a telephonic conversation with President Hoover Friday waa the first exchange of Importance be tween the two rivals for the presi dency since world war days w.hen the Hoovers and the Roosevelta were In timate friends In .Washington. Mr. Roosevelt and the president have met twice since the latter days of the war, but on each occasion their conversation was limited to the conventional saluatlons. The last meeting between the president-elect and Mr. Hoover was last aplrng at the governors' con ference In Richmond, Va., and a few days later at the White House when President and Mrs. Hoover enter tained the governors. Two years be fore, Mr. Roosevelt was a member of the executive committee of the con ference which called upon the pres ident at the White House. Governor Roosevelt talked to Mr. Hoover Friday from his study on the first floor of the executive man sion. He la still "taking it easy" after the slight attack of infleunza which sent him to bed Friday. And A Bombjhell! SICK YOU DiDWT THAT SOOD-LOOKINJG HEBE YOO HAD A YOUR. FACE AMD RAM IOOftJU THINleSiLEra ST TII6HX ArtJET TrwT 1 Nv Blsl ONION-. I GUESS PILOT BEAT IT IF HE WANTS TO- 1 .s? $IsfeTH' DOUSHS GOf.--g WE CAW TELL IF HtJ CARRVIN' ?5il K v Ik SHALL " SH0Ve J5 THAT BAS-MAYBE ITS CACHED Jk ' II Sgi OFF FDR. TVf -MS IN TH' HOUSE SOTJEUHETtE H BENlPNE HADN'T H HOW 111 7 POPPED IN HERS THE W ABOUT WWS VERY NIGHT THIS HERE & THE vM, 1 BARN NAS BURNIN' M SKELETON Mgi f I'D HEV BLAMED ?A VOLS MM I JIM'S IMAGINATION J9l SAW ? FOR ALLTHEM OTHERSX . JmHah tPEEj'yPm VOUR. BACK THREE CHEERS FOR , HE ANJO A SBUNJT FOR MS Anderson Creek ANDERSON CREEK, Nor. 19. (Special) F. W. Centers Is spending a few days with his daughter, Mrs. J as. Maya and family. Ralph Qreen and family were In Ashland Thursday. James MacDowell was working In Talent last week. Frank Marquess ana family were out to the valley -Thursday. Mrs. James MacDawill spent Wed nesday at Mrs. Marquees' home. Jas. Mays was sawing wood last week. Mrs. J. Rlddell was out to the valley Wednesday. Miss Ruth Mays was In Med ford Wednesday. W. Bhann and wife were in Med ford Tuesday. Phoenix PHOENNIX, Not. 19. (Spl.)-A spec ial program la being planned by com mittee chairman of the grange here, to Include a play and Interesting musical numbers, to be given In the very near future. The community will be Invited, and a email admis sion charge, will be made. Thimble club met with Mrs. C. B Ward Wednesday. Plans were laid for the December meetlrjg and each lady of the club has been asked to bring an apron, and then during the meeting these will be distributed Articles will be made for a Christ mas box to be sent to the home In gosh! I'd clean FORCOTTHKT! MO SIR BENTHAT WAS WHL1 LVT AIN'T IT FUNNY NOTHIN'S HAPPENED SINCE ACT .SO SICK VJHEXJ MAMICURlST WAS SMILE TWAT COVERED; HALF-WAY DCMJM V II r IK, Riverside. Calif. Next meeting will! be December 3 at the borne of Mrs. Minnie McClaln, with Mrs. Dave Watt assisting. At the close of the meeting Wednesday refreshments were served by toe hostesses, Mrs. C. B. Ward and Mrs. Ray Ward. Practice was held at the Phoenix grange hall Tuesday for the third snd fourth degree team. Pine prog ress Is being made By this team, and they plan to put on Initiation before long. Another practice of the team will be held Sunday night at the grange hall at 7 o'clock, and all members are urged to be pres ent. Marahall-Smitb-Leonard. cor. Main and Grape, have some good bargains In greeting cards. Drop In early for best selections. Broken windows glazed by Trow bridge Cabinet Works. Will do embroidery work to suit customer. 613 W. 4th. FAMOUS 7TiS TMPEe ASAtMST TrVYU TSY S&V A S4S7e 70 GT1 Of iVX-0. rVVZC CO? HOW DO YOU YES, I'D LIKE TO TALK? DO, SIR I PRIVATELY TO THE G ANYTHING I OWNSR OF THI3 FARM-f I CAN DO DAN DISS6R S M7 FOR YOU? I NAME I'M A tl ,y I GOVERNMENT ViM 7 I ' I AGENT "SECRET AM 1J"i pfi-fLI L-f. g.Th BtlljyrmiciM ln.) YOU 5PEMT AM MOUR MIRROR BEFORE SHE MAKE THOSE THREE HEAD PUL OF HAIR - ,VOU GET SICK IF YOU DOM- THE HOSPITAL., KSkni, he) TrMa . Kif. U. 5. "it. OS.l 1 Clean Sidewalks Scheffel's Plea A sidewalk cleaning campaign la requested of all Medford residents by City Superintendent Fred Scheffel today. The abundance of leaves on the sidewalks, which are constantly gathering more and more moisture, constitutes a .hazardous condition, he stated last night, and urged reel, dents to clean them up before acci dents result. When needma auplicating salea books, flat-packs or fan-fold cash register forms, ledger sheets for bookkeeping machines or any other kind of printing, dont order from out-of-town firms and pay more. Phone 76 and one of our representatives will calL FREE Pioneers ana descendants photographed without charge for pioneer historical collection SHANOLE STUDIO. By (1LKNN CHAFF1N and UAL FOBBESI OrV '&WHli- MMD Of 01T Was jus r FASTC TO TH&-' S Mr70 CsOZr'S TO vou By EDWIN ALGER By C. M. PAYNE By SOL HESS PEEKIMG IM THE CAME TRY IMG TO HAIRS LOOK LIKE A THE MEXT TIME. T GO TD i WILL.' By George McManus FLAVOR r -Jl M hf uvvi fa HaAiutWsi