Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 30, 1932, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBtTNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932. A PATH WARADISE tj, C-i-vh WnJ DA WSON SYNOPSIS: CUt. btgint lo sus- Eect that Santa hat not capifu ited vholeheartedlg to hit deeirt for a simpler married life, fret 0 the pretonct of Banta't Artt hut band. Dicky Dak. But ht tug petit, while prtpartng to tptnd the tiAntna working at homo, that they leave their New York opart mrtrt and tdke a houte in tht country. The ulepkoxt rlnge. Chapt- tT BAD PENNY BACK "ITS Dlckj." "14 Snt. "Tell him to bun oil." - "But CUts, after dining with him ir can't" 'Don't It Besides, you're not told me what he wants." "Seems to think he'i become one It the family that he's taken ns nder hla wine, as It were." "Tell him we don't need hie ting." "He'i walling." She bit her lip. Think up some excuse that's plaus' Ibis." "Say that enough's as good as a least" She withdrew her hand from the Douthplece. "Cllve's awfully sorry; he's irought home work (rom the offloe. That's that Tea, I'm tree. I want id to help him, but Well, yon a lot Been tnlnklug now aocenc you're been to me." So yon're going to hand us a tip on the stock market" dire sug gested facetiously. You're a great chap." Dak sank deeper, crossing hla legs. "There aren't many husbaLds of your short standing who would show such lenlenoy. Yw. ought to regard me as an untouchable. Instead of which you shake my hand welcome me Into your home. I'm orercome by your generosity." CUre searched the handsome, self-Indulgent face to make certain that It wasn't mocking him. 'You're slsed me up wrongly. I'm anything but a New Testament character." Santa tugged on CUve's sleeve. "I can explain what Dicky's try Ing to tell you. You might hare forbidden me to acknowledge that be existed." She turned to her first husband, "You're right; CUre If generous." "Seems to me you're both conBPlr Ing to make a fool of me." Clivc shifted selfconsciously. "Here's th position as I piece it together. You both made a terrible mess. You (He the honest thing when you got dl rorced. I ought to be the last per son to throw stones; without youi dlrorce I couldn't hare won Santa At the same time, I'm not going tc An open forum on the subject of life Insurance was held at the Med ford Rotary club Tuesday noon In line with the present policy of con ducting educational talks and discus sions by members of the local club. The forum was In charge of Rotar- lan Carl Grant. Metropolitan Life In surance Co. manager, and dereloped many points of Interest. Numerous questions were asked concerning rarloua types of life in surance, best methods of settlement. net costs and other problems which confront the average business roan. George Hensleman announced the first concert of the Medford Glee men next Tuesday evening and urged all Rotarlans to attend. 6ecretary Ed Bhockiey Is president of the local choristers organization and several Rotarlans sre Included In the personnel. Rotarlan John Boyle, In behalf of the Klamath Falls Rotary club, pre- sented sn attractive golf trophy to George Hensleman for winning the Inter -city Rotary golf tournament held in that city aereral weeks ago. Mr. Boyle, who Is past president of the Klamath Rotary club prefaced Thar In ths passage stood Dak- know how It Is you're been mar-1 rled; no husband believes his wife has brains. All right Only for a minute. Olad to see you." "What on earth made yon say that?" Cllve rested a hand on her shoulder. She smiled up. "What elsa could I sayt Yon wel comed him 10 heartily yesterday. Just because wa can t use him Is no reason for being rude." In the drawing-room, while they waited moodily for Dak's appear ance, Santa renewed the Interrupt ed conversation. "Let's hear more about the dream 'cottage. I lor listening to you Srhen you enthuse." "But you treat tne Idea so frivol- ously, Santa. There's nothing ridic ulous about owning a horn where one can sea green things growing. Living at a distance has one great advantage. You can't be trespassed on by erery Tom, Dior- and Harry." "Don't worry over DIoky," she soothed him. "Plead your work. I'll get rid of him." ' "Getting rid of the first husband!" Cllve shot her a satlrls glance. "We've been trying to do It since . the day wa married." The door-bell rang. She placed (her hands on his ah oa Id era. '"Always yon and I, my lorer. Make him see that yon value me it he eouldn t" There in the passage atood Dak, blond and Imposing. No man could hare looked more frank. "It's raining," ha announced, baking a dripping umbrella aa evi dence. "it never rains but It pours." Cllra relieved him of the umbrella, carrying It off to the pantry where It could do no damage. On his return, his guest greeted him, "That remark ot yours could be applied to my visits." "0, I don't knowl" CUva mum bled. Santa, with mora social adroit ness, protested: "Don't he silly, Dicky. Yoa tried to do Cllra a gsod turn. Why houldn't yon callt" "No good beating about the bush," Dak settled himself comfortably, "I't been thinking about you two play the hypocrite. Till last nigh I could cheerfully have brainei you." Unruffled, Dak enquired, "Anc how did last night change your mur derous ambitions?" "I'd Imagined yoa as a monster.' "There's more to it tban that, Santa thrust In her spoke. "Cllve was sorry for you." "Hal" Dak lit a cigarette. "No we're getting somewhere. You can', hate a person tor whom you're sorry." Suddenly Cllve grew impatient. "Why this blather? I harbor nc resentment; neither does Santa. If that's what you cat-e to hear, I're said It." Dak noddod benevolently. "Seeing you and Santa so abso lutoly mated has set my mind al rest. Ot course my legal respon slblllty tor her is ended. At the same time, having been the cause of her misfortune To see hei happy at last with the right man has eased my conscience." "Thanks for the endorsement" Cllve rose. "I feel I can trust her to you.' Dak stared at ths ceiling. "Which makes aa little difference as it I said that I trusted the con duct of the unlrerse to God." CUre offered his hand In a gesture of part ing. "And now that your mission on earth Is ended" "Ah, I forgot yon had work." Scrambling to his feet, Dak wrung Cllre's hand. "After my wretched showing, what a satisfaction It must be to Santa to hare a husband who's Industrious!" A gust of rain slashed the window. He re seated himself, making his new role ot friend ot ths family more erldent. "Till the storm lots up, I'll chat with Santa." Clire folt that ha was dismissed that he was being politely In formed that his room was preferred to his company. It waa slightly comic As he left he sought his wife's eye. She was well away with a gripping question. "Surely Dicky, after all the prom ises you made at St. Jean you're not still drifting?" (CeprrllU nil-Hit, Cnhflll Demiee) Santa's conversation with Dicky, tomorrow, takes a Strang turn. JFE INSURANCE FORUM HELD AT ths presentation with a few appro priate remarks. Ed Bhockiey announced the need for old clothe of all kinds by the local welfare bureau and urged all Rotarlans to help by leaving any old apparel at the relief headquarters At 6th and Front street. Rawles Moore of Medford waa guest. E $1 1 ,944 IN RED' PORTLAND, No. 30. The annual national convention of the American Legion held here last September 12 to IS came within 111,944.30 of "paying out," and but for the general eco nomic upeet that curtailed antici pated attendance the undertaking would have been more than self-sustaining, according to a letter being mailed to convention subscribers over the signature of H. C. Brumbaugh, president of the Oregon national con vention commission. Underwriters of the convention, called upon when the convention fund Indicated a deficit, forwarded an aggregate of $18,373.50 to the convention treasurer. This was $6430.30 more than sufficient to take care of the costs not defrayed from other sources, and Brumbaugh's let ter accompanies return of the pro rata share of this amount to the sub. scrlbers. TOURNAMENT OF ROSES QUEEN 0 m ... -a !?2'5S2n I-k. 7 ,-J . iiVek. 1. Wtjry YZZ 9 wrfr jr., I Dus to the efforts of the Shasta Cascade Wonderland association, trav el Into the Wonderland was about equal. In 1933. to that of 1931. Four ot the fire major gateways to the Wonderland Increase-:! their traffic during the months ot June, July and August thla year by over 10,000 cars, aa compared with the same months of 1831. Medford. Ashland, Treka have en- Joyed heavy travel, according to fig ures from Oregon sources showing 66 per cent ot outside travel going over the Pacific highway. The registration office in Klamath Falls showed a Isrge Increase In out-of-state auto registrations this year over laat year, and In line with that fact Lakevlew has had Increased tr?i. Other points and sections In the Wonderland showed Increased travel this year over last. It la reported that traffic gained aU eummer be. tween Red Bluff and Busanvllle. and also that a 16 per cent Increase In travel waa noted between Redding and Eureka. Blond, blue-eyed Dorothy Edwards will reign as queen of the an nual tournament of roses New Year's day In Pasadena, Cat. Eleven other girls, whom she defeated for the honor, will act as Dorothy's attendants In the parade of blossom-covered floats. When needing, aupllcatlng salsa nooks, flat-packs or fan-fold cash register forms, ledger sheets for bookkeeping machines or any other kind of printing, don't order from out-oi-town firms and pay more. Phone 75 and one of our representatives will call. Marshall-Smith-Leonard, cor. Main and Orape, have some good bargains in greeting cards. Drop In early for best selections. Real Estate or insurance Leara tt to Jones. Phone 796. 1 a m asw ssb- jr lw s. saasssr' m 4 M it JT RIGHT TAILSPIN TOMMY Tommy's Wound Slows Him U p! By GLENN (.'BAFFIN and UAL rOBBKST ' yJSSSe' ' se' ' FORGOT fySSjCIfl P3 " THAT CKJSHT TO 1 I'MO'NIN') OMATi THE l'VE- HAO A LITTLC OIT TTCKJ BOUND TO WIN The First Customer By EDWIN ALGER V' vol ..n Ajo-t vet ,BBM 'VpiWv"r WSU,V NS SOT TO SPHON HER OUT, f MY. MR. COSSyAIH OH. TWENT7, V I OOtX' ? iUMM$a 1 TIME. BLT! "wHEN IT S ' NHAT ' f BEN-VOU OONTt SPOSE I'M' WHAT A Kf TVJENTV-FI)S .OR KNOW WHEN MITUNSSV.X . S M I MLL--NOw" HEN THE i ABOUT LoiN'BV LOTT BLftCKcePTW BE AUTIFUU CART 7 THIRTY GALLONS, MRS. N-PICKEO rriK ,?.Q o?AM I IT? ( 1 BUY SOMETHIN'.DOVOU? HANS IT'S A LOTSAJACK,) BLACK 3DST FILL HER SUCH A M THE CrTY" SoTTO GHTE TZXSrSktSj- ) -TAlSS IS ALMOE?T V V (THE EXPENSE! I'M HELPI4' THE . ISN'T IT t HOW (A UP, AN' H ANY RUNS HANDSOMER . MSA HftSE rTuSlS'J' JONATHAN-- V.r, S ALMOl , v. wlOOER! WE'LL JEST LEBME MUCH SAS WILLIOU V OVER I'LL PAY FOR r CAR! BRAND ) I THOL1GH--IT SHOULD HAVE- -I l VU . J ?m gtag V ENOUGH GAS IN THE TANK TO L TAKE 1 AND YOU'RE vJHAT,TOOT NEW , TOO, F LARGSR GS.,- & 11 S'MATTER POP Pop Should Look Before He Sits By C. M. PAYNE MAT 1 -Wrn. , . . V rci? vfeu VVAWT! ( lA P I "3TT 1 ' I J i ) ' ' THE NEBBS And That Settles That By SOL HESS ICE .IRRIGATION MEET PORTLAND. Ot., Not. 80. (sP)- A puty of IS Orfgon men vitally Interested In reolamatlon will leave hem Friday night Tor Bait Lake City where they will represent the state In the national reclamation congress and the western governor!' conference to be held there next week. Dr. Ktwood Mead, United States commissioner of reclamation, will at tend the meeting, according to meauge received from him today. He asked to meet representatives of Ore gon reclamation Interests next Sun day, the day preceding the formal opening of the session. Those who will attend from Oregon Include Olen Arnsplger of the Rogue River valley! former president ot the congress. AL TO AID JOBLESS NEW YORK. Not. SO. (T) The "aoe campaigner" for ths 13.000.000 emergency unemployment relief fund went out canvassing In person today. He wore a brown derby, and every body hailed him u "Al," braving hla home on lower Fifth avenu early this morning, former Governor Alfred K. Smith stopped first at a nearby apartment house, where he "buttonholed" 30-year-old Miss Dale Cooper, an art student, she merged from the elevator. She signed and received a blue and white contributor's button. "I'm going over on the edge of Greenwich Village, where ihey know what hunger Is," he announced. Leaking loolt repaired. Foe root work of any kind oaU 029. KIOSW "TUAT I WASE MTV WEAUTW BACXi, TM SO.NJ3 TO FGV-CT FOR SEtvJfXrORSUIP TO WMlCH I WAS j t i -- r '"ii'iuii' r -p r.rrr. am Z' RUDOLPH K1HBS IS OWE MAKl VWHO ( DOESM'T 5TAV LICKED .' I'M SOlNJ TO FK3WT FOR t-W SEAT IS1 TV(r3 SEMftTE TUB PEOPLE ELECTED v MS AMU in toOirvJO ID. K&KKCJCN I mcj I , Srrlieitt. Inc.) Trd v-i )be ilf-vr fl-IKJC. TD DO AWTHIMS SUifi OP THE KIMD 1 VOUVS SOT A SEAT AT THE FIRESIDE. THAT MO OKIE. CAM COMTEST LMLESS IT BE THE LKJDtKTAKe.K-iNjLJ II- VOL OOMY STOP AR AVATI NJG VOUR5ELP, IM 3OlrJ2 TO LOSEKDU mes oims to SET VOO. BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus frril WH . 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