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Newspaper Page TextPTGE FOURTEEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBPTTE, MEDFORD. OREGON-, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1932. A PATH TWARADISE HYNOPB1B: Vfattt tn their plan to put OHvp to work tor hip wte't former husband Dicky. Santa and Ulcku remain friends. iKdttd. Oiey putt hlmeelf into the rof o Umilu Mend, and al though Cllve coolly remixde Oiokv that he hat brought home work from tht oitca Dlekv settles back in hit chair and declares that hp rill talk with Banta until e ratn t?P CHv. feels hiZilf iu. Chapter 81 A DIP INTO TRUTH WYJHO arc you, since you know 1 met" asked Santa. "Does that matter" "Not particularly. Dak doing T" "Busy." "Call him." What's Mr. The fluting refinement ot the Tolce at the other end faded. "Dearie, you're no longer hie wife, Toa know how Irritable It makes urn to be disturbed.' . "Tou bet!" Santa dipped Into the rernaeular. "Tell him to ring me. He has my number. She fussed about the apartment, sot daring to go out or to make any engagement She was strung to era sert-pltch feverish to get the scene orer. As she was sitting down to lunch, the telephone tinkled. She snatched the receiver only to hear CUre enquiring about her headache. At two It rang again. "Tea, I phoned you." Her anger was evident "See you presently.' "But wheat I've wasted my morn- bg He had broken the connection. ' There was nothing gained by hav ing a witness to this crowning folly. Bolng to the kitchen, she dismissed the maid for the afternoon and re tired to prepare for the ordeal. She was In the midst of dressing when the door-bell summoned her. Draping herself In I negligee, she answered. There . tood Dicky, groomed and smiling. Producing a bpx, he thrust It at her. ; - "Roses as a Wee-off erlng." s ! Ignoring the gift she said, "If you'll amuse yourself in the drawing-room, I'll be with you directly." ' Safe In her bedroom, she dawdled, the oughtn't to have taken this risky step without Cllve. It was the eld story of doing things alone, be ing too sure of herself and then re gretting. The door opeueo. I "We've talked before in bed loom. It'i no novelty." i "I (.appose It Isn't," i'ue spoke oolly. "I still have to brush my hair." She proceeded to do It He seated himself In the chair that Cl(re usually occupied. ' "What was the rusht" "This Is our last meeting, Dicky," "O, yes!" "Before we part, I owe It to my self to put you right on some of the mud you flung at me last night Perhaps I wasn't a good wife to you, but I am to Olive. Not as good aa be deserves; so I Intend to be better." "Yon were a good wife to me, Ssnta." : She glanced sharply across her Shoulder; then went back to her brushing. In the mirror she stared Into hla reflected eyes. For the mo ment at least he had ceased to be trivial. "It you can own that now, why euo you ue to me last nightr ! "Seeing you happy without me." I "Made you long to make me Unhappy Is that Itt Yon suc ceeded. But why did you first pre tend to be generous? To have come K Olive's rescue, had that really en your motive, would have been pagnlflcent I see now that It'e not k your nature to be magnlScent" "Yon don't give me credit for Brach you never did, Santa. I tried to help Cllve that I might square seeonnta with you. You divorced Be without claiming alimony." She caught her breath in a ner vous laugh. "A fat lot of good It would have pone to claim alimony. The chief reason for our divorce was thst you'd been content to live on me." "Not content," he corrected. "I hated living on you. I expected to be rich when my father died. It didn't seem to me unfair to let you paddle the canoe But why go Into thstt- You pushed me too hard. Brought out all my worst qualities. "You Jacked me a few weeks too loon for your own proflt and, I may add, for my own aelfrespect I'm wealthy now. I'd like to feel that I'd been assessed for the dsmsge I've done you. It's Impossible to approach yon with an offer of a leash settlement Because of that. HEALTH SERVICE FREEFORS 0. N.S. (By Estill Fhlppi.) fSTJTHERN OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL, Ashland, Dec. a. (Spl.) Students at Southern Oregon Normal school are for the first time furnish ed with medical attention free of charge with ttvt establishment of a health service hare under the super Via Km of Mtaa Elisabeth Breskey aa head nurse. Mlsa Breaker Is a graduate of the Pnlverelty of Oregon and received her nmaa'a training at St. Vincent's hos pital In Portland. She, with the com bined consultation and aalatance of Dr. Bernard O. Barkwlll and Dr. Mat tie B. Shaw, practicing physicians In Ashland, make It poaalble for all stu dents to receive prompt medical at tention and first aid at any time. . In adoition to the regular routine work of the newly-formed health de partment, complete physical examin ations are being given to all students entering tble institution for the first DAWSON. when I learned that CUre was In low water" She swung around. "Yon saw your chsnce to com promise me. To lead CUre to sus pect " "I saw my chance, mistakenly as events have turned out to prove to you that I could be decent" "Dicky.'! "Yes." "Some of the things you said last night were true; that was why they hurt You accused me of being moat selfish when 1 fool myself that I'm unselfish. It I'm as directionless as that I'm a ship without a rudder. You're made me feel Insecure." He nodded, "That's what divorce does to you. I have no confidence left In my judg ment I went wrong In the greatest decision." "Me, too," she tapped her breast "To have been divorced is to bave suffered an amputation. Tbe shock stays. If you were to msrry again, Dicky, would having been married to me make a difference? , What I mean Is could you force yourself to act as though It were tbe first timet" He smiled. ' -"Your question tells a lot No, I couldn't I'd be continually confus ing the second woman with yon. I'd start to refer to doings In the past and then remember that It was with you I'd done them." She seated herself at last draw ing her chair close to his. "That's what I've feared mlaht happen between myself and Cllve." "Has happened t" he suggested. "Has happened." She responded to his sympathy. "You're the only person In tbe world to whom I would own It -I suppose because you're the only person who would under stand me. Yon come suddenly Into my mind by day, tor no reason what soever; you become so vivid that sometimes you usurp the place of Cllve. Worse still, I dream about you at night; that I'm still married to you." "Same with me, Santa." "But Isn't It queer," she appealed to him, "after the cat-and-dog life we ledt I was always prodding you to set yon In motion. When I wasn't I was checking you. If I hadn't goodness knows whore we'd have landed I'm sorry. I oughtn't to have said that" 'I was a crazy ass." He grinned ruefully. "Apologies aren't neces sary. But why teed the same medi cine to a steady earnest fellow like Olivet" v . With a stifled cry of gratitude she dived forward. You do approve of him." He's the salt of the earth, Santa, It yon mess hint up, you don't de serve to be forgiven." Her eyes filled. "Then 1 don't deserve to be tor given. I'm so afraid after a quarrel. All our rows are the results of my acting policeman. Except when 1 hold him In my arms, I'm nervous." "Then stop acting policeman. I wish there was something I could do." She atroked his sleeve to soften the blow. "You're sweet but having yon hanging about makes matters diffi cult "Poor darling!" When the clock striking five In the passage warned them, they seemed to have been talking for hours. "What time does Cllve returnt" "He's due any minute." Dicky rose, casting a furtive glsnce round the bedroom. At the front-door be halted. "I made a bad husband; I could be a good friend It you would allow me." "Already you've done me good." She clasped his hand. Five minutes later Cllve entered. "Headache better!" "It's eased up a trifle." "Well, you're going to bed, have to carry you." When he had helped her to un dress and had placed hot-water bot tles round her, she asked a naive question: "Do you ever fancy that I deceive you." "That proves you're sick," he burst out laughing. "I only asked," she settled back luxuriously, "because Well, this spsrtment always wanting to do things my own way. It Isn't loyal." "Simple Simon!" He etooped his Hps to her bare shoulder. ICeprrttU IHl.ltSl, Cte(ii Dewnm) nts and Cllve are happy, to. morrow, but thiy aro skating ovar dangsr on vary thin lea. TO INSTALL FRAT (By Eat 111 Phlppe.) SOOT-HERN OREGON. NORMAL SCHOOL, Ashland, Deo. J (Spl.) Six student members of Theta Delta Phi, men's honorary scholaatle fra temlty, along with Prof. A. C. Strange and Dr. W. W. Wells, faculty advleora, are to go to Monmouth for the In stallations Saturday of a chapter of that organisation for the Oregon Nor mal school. Members of the honorary who will take part In the ceremony are Mike Balcovlc. Harrtaburi: Bra eat Phelps. Kugene; John BUllnia and Russell White, both of Ashland; Eugene Clark, Trail, and Howard Varney, Powers. This is the first step of sn expan sion program tA establish ehaptera on other campuaea, which Is expect ed to result In the forming of a na tional honorary Kroup, It was an nounced here today. Courthouse News l sfurnUbed by h Jackaoa Count) Abstract Co. 131 B Stxth Street! Marriage Licenses William Butler and Alberta Clark. John M. Miles and AnEonetta M. Caldwell. William Harris Bean and, Mary E. Brauer. '. - . Bud Bell and Doris Anderaon. ' Kenneth R. Roaa and Jean B. Rice. Victor V. Mattlalszi and Harriet Scott. Joseph C. Blancbl and Mabel Alt kens. Prank Damlah and Willie H. Clark. John W. Ayres and Mary B. Brls tow. A. Calvin Davis and Nina L. Miller. Prank W. Jacott and Beverly O. Dunaworth. Claude H. Cross and Elizabeth B. DeVore. Archie W, Roberts and Opal E. Howell. Albert Plnho and Mae Slmaa. Merle E. Wood and Flora Batson. Walter J. Soracco and Eugenia V. Ponte. Marvin H. Upton and Mae R. Mc Oee. Waldo r. Iveraon and Evelyn Tt. Day. Circuit Court Lester J. Messal vs. Ruby Measal Divorce. R. M. Conley vs. T.' A. Shollenburg and H. E. Bedford Por money. Oak street Oarage vs. A. T. Arant Chattel lien. TAILSPIN TOMMY T5r AJSjisr ifAifiveP rumuui tVt cam? Aeanr aks Awoc&Yce WHO ftUfWf ZV AStVOOAftO fWI Mse TO GeTMip-iers sre to Tt APfA0- r TO rrcrr BOUND TO WIN Jonathan Returns : By EDWIN ALGER $fevBT"ANiS7 Vw&SSbv I MSy f tSiS1 I PhERS simpkins, help rTs Bres grHT'S FINE! ALtEEE? ""T THAT'S UCHMJFPEUR,)) HOW WRONG HB I -yoi?S t?fi '.J ) THAT LITtLE LAW WITH woN06RFUL, ? RIGHT. 8073, PILE 3A7H?M) VBEM ; wSbSStth6RH I BUSV-'mbSBrl ISk S Vtf 2U " THftT BIS, HEW HOSE ! MR. COSrW-i 3 INTO THAT CAB- ) COMING I InoT BEINSPirSsH 1 IVL MOVPkACK' V riSLTt ) I KNOW VOO WUED IT THIS I I'VE HftO J VOLl.TOO, BR1ARSIE7 Tf,M NOW- 2f STTTiXZ' TODAY" TRQUftl F ?-Tn MORNlNS-- MORNINS, MRS. BLACK, BUT TREMENOQUSj 4 UNO SIMPKlr-tS ! Jf XWV-f S W V f Wtm '"P'T j IX9D..I"2? i j-lf V WE JEST BEEN BURNIN' UP, . RUSHT A THE FARM , IP f VES W V Et E St S'MATTER POP You Can't Always Fool ft lr''!t-'- Ijf-- ,rf (Copyright, 1M2, by THE NEBBS Prosperity Just Around The Corner By SOL HESS ask, - 1 ,fLNOU 6ET THE REST OF THE "X - lli"RESER.VE SUITE 4n-?-l3 FOR iff'M TnM,ro Mi lVOU rOEVGR GOT THAT 5M1ME 1 BOVS ASlO GET FITTED POR WEM LamES GOLDROT AMD IWE M THOSE PSJTS VW1THCUT A- UMITORMS -VWE'VE SOT A MANj J ' opjn spREftbs YV FOLKS, THAT ZfJ 1 VtHE HELP OF A CHAIR Ttt i ( COMINJ& HERE. VWHO'S SO RICH ' I VU rAPES AO SPfAOS l , mfirtPiDfiV ?' ' V THAT VWHEJsl HE OROPS A TIP - , TEACH ALL THE. SE DIME;' JftMES eOLDROX 4 XXfjTZ. P TT tlr 'Ovrr'S ALUJAVS SOFT MOWEV y iCABBERS TO SAV "VES,SIR Mi- I IJ Ttcn- L 'g' TMe 3 I II 1 II , I mm tl 1 hU rM ,1 U L..L..1 11 II , , M 1 1 1 '-'-imnlifilii BRINGING UP FATHER I mr euesAvv I I acoo-SHcw mim I Howoy, I I heuo wwra 1 1 1 I T usuim to ana wu. I I ssi he osiegu-t ricsoa ' the svtter:-? I I I RVfl I ik I tht wjmt talk J I ocrr J s ( , A f r L i-ocrrtWLU 1 couo? Vn v.A '"M pccttbS-u OUCH1, ti ill rw llllillllllllllllHIA (77 .. . k, , c..,.,,, tf Umir If ut I ij'H-H Thomas W. Harris and Mary C. Harris vs. H. C. Bare et ux and Jas. Davis et ux Foreclosure. Fern at Mercler vs. Robert at Mer cler Annul marriage. The First National Bank of Ash land vs. Olive Page Foreclosure. Jackson County Buldng As Loan Assn. va. Prank Borland et el Fore closure. The Prat Natona! Bank of Medford vs. L. O. Herrold et al Por money. Prank J. Scbuler et ux va. Harry L. Butler et ux Foreclosure. R A. Skinner as Skinner's Oarage Foreclosure. State industrial Accident Com. vs. Chauncey Flore y pot money. ' United States Fidelity sr. Guaranty Co. va. E. O. Wilson For money. Josephine Waddell va Perry Roy Waddell Divorce. Jackson County Building & Loan Aasn. va. E. A. Dorf and Martha' Dorf et al Foreclosure. M. Moody va. P. Owen Jameraon, E. P. Dunlap as Standard Neon Co.--For money. ' Hazel Rogers vs. Louis Rogers Di vorce. Ins M. Huson, Darrell Huson and E. C. Com Incorporate as Devon's, Inc. Articles of Incorporation filed by the Oehkoah Land Be Timber Prod ucts Co., a Wlaconaln corporation, and the Bray & Choate Land Com pany, a Wisconsin corporation. State of Oregon vs. James Marr- Assault with Intent to kilt Real Estate Transfers. Raymond S. Bowers, et ux to Ben ton Bowers, Jr; Q. C. D. 10.00. Tract of land on Walker Ave. In City of Ashland. Benton Bowers, Jr. to Allen Becker. A Blow-Out On A Dangerous Curve et ux, W. D. 10-00. Tract on Walker Avenue In City of shland, P. D. Wagner, et ux to The Pint National Bank of Ashland, Q. C. D. 10.00. Lou and 10 Blk. SO Sum mit Addition to Ashland. Mary 0. Hurst to Wallace Woods, et ux. W. W.; 110.00. Lot 8 Blk 4 Crowell Addition to Medford. Nledermeyer, Incorporated to C. M. Sandberg. W. D, $1.00. Part Lot W. Snowy Butte Orchard Tracts. The First National Bank of Ash land, Oregon to Belle Schweln, deed. Tract on Church atreet In Ashland, Oregon. Belle Schweln to the First National Bank of Ashland. W. D.. S95.00. Tract on Ohurch atreet. In Ashland, Ore gon. Mlntle Hill, et vlr to George W. Chllds. W. D., S10.00. Lot 6 Blk 2 Im perial Addition to Medford. R. S. Murray to Josephine P. Mur ray, Q. O. D., (1.00. Lot 2 Blk 3 South Park Addition to Medford: land desc. DR 167-108; Tract In Lot I Blk 1 Barra Addjtlon: Lot 10 Blk 8 Carlton Add.; Lot D Blk 2 Newtown Add.) Land In Sec 25 Twp. 38 s. R. 1 w and land In Sec. 31 Twp. 33 8. R. 1 E. H. M. Morrison, et ux to Richard Henry Cheda, Q. C. D, 810.00. Tract In Tract No. 3 of Royal Orchards. , W. B. Mynatt, et ux to Mrs. Dess Pollock, Q. C. D., $45.00. Land In Sec. 10 Twp. 35 S. R. 1 W. on Butte Falls Highway. clard M. Smith, et ux to Hiram Knapp, et ux. W. D.. $10. 00 .Lot 3 Blk. 18 Town of Phoenix. Mary J. Stennett; et vlr to Cora L. Glaze, W. W.. $10.00. Tract In High land Park Addition to Medford. Emily J. Hamer to Harry L. Harn er. et al, deed. Tract In Lots 17 and An Infant 18 and Tract In Lota 7 and 8 Nob Hill and Bagley Additions respective ly to Ashland. K. Nelson to Butler as Thompson Co., dead, $70 00. Part Lota 62 and 68 Prachts Addition to Ashland. 8arah R. Jeter to Rosa Powell, W. D , $10.00. Lots 23, 24 and 25 in Blk. "L" Railroad Addition to Ashland. Guy Barrett, et ux to W. H. Worth lngton, et uf. W. D., $10.00. Land In Sec. 11 Twp. 30 S. R. 1 E. W. I. Vawter to U S. Hicks, Q. C. D , $10.00. Lot 30 Blk. 2 Glen Oak Subdlvlelon to Medford. S. H. Hawks, et ux to L. S. Hicks. W. D.. 410.00. Lot 28 Blk. 2 Olen Oak Subdivision to Medford. J. C. Bamea, et ux to W. N. Trux ell. et ux, W. D., $10.00. Lot 1 Cher ry Park In DLO 70 Twp. 37 S. R. 2 W. George S. Pox. et ux to Plrst In surance Agensy, Q. O. D., $1.00. Lot 1 Blk. 5 Olson Addition to Medford. J. E. Wood, et ux to Plrst Insur ance Agency, Q. C. D., $1.00. N',4 of S4 of SEP of NWVi Sec. 22 Twp. J5 8. R. 1 W. Albert B. Laraway to Elizabeth B. DeVore, w. D.. $10.00. W4 of EV4 of K'i of NWV, of KWe Sec. 2 Twp. 38 S. R. 4 W. Jessie Knight Jordan to Elizabeth R. Jordan, deed, $10.00. Land In DLC 61 In Twp. "8 8. R. 1 W. Elizabeth K. Jordan, et al, deed. $10.00. Land In DLC 81 In Twp. 38 S. R. 1 W. Sheriff to Matilda Lofland, Sheriff deed. Land In DLC 60 Twp. 37 8. R. 2 W. D. P. Duggan to J. C. Duggan, W. W., $10.00. N"4 of 8 Will and part of SE',i and NE',4 Sec. 33 Twp. 35 S. R. 2 W. TRAIN PLUNGES INTO RIVER Seven cars piled un on the embankment of the Nemaha river, neat Auburn, Neb., when a freight train was wrecked while "ossing the stream. Nolo the demolished brtdxe. (Associated Press Photo) Nealle Warnock, et vlr to Jose phine P. Clark. W. D-, $10.00. Lot 1 " s4w;rf -i Blk. 1 Highland Park Addition to Medford. . By QLKNN L'HAFFIN and UAL FOBUESX :1 ' S By C. M. PAYNE By George McManus