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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX uyfng Barbara by Julia Cleft-Addama ihcr et to cain JPJl KYtOPB'B! Farrell Armltaae le to devote nil hla effort to cure the crippled Hark Lodely and make him a auoceaaful artut. according to the bargain he hat made with itark'e fiancee, Barbara Quentln. In return Barbara hat put off htr wedding a year. Farrell havet to win Barbara'e love In that time; Leila Cane, whom Farrell almott married, it aiding him perhapa beoauee of tome poet connection with Mark. Leila hat brought the actrete Patau itaoul to wttneee ilark'e arrival at Farrell'e hoitte. Bhe aakt Terrell 4 he it the painter. Chapter 21 THE LODELY3 ARRIVE ARMITAGB, taking a thin hand, looked down into an ugly face with no redeeming feature save Ita vivacity. Patsy Raonl was awarthy and enub-nosed, ber eyes were email and ber mouth large, all ber' tjy- turea a little awry aa though one ball O ber face did not quite match the ottjyr. Armltage sensed a strong personality, vjether hostile to bis type or not be could not be sure. "Do I look like the genius, Miss Raonl T" "Ton do nott. But their-me! I look lte not anything but perhaps a gbrgle. Tes. JBt you may see ttem under an old church-rd9f. Tet I am a great, a unique genius who aB I djpe-ifire nflist lave." She Slated n ftngor and thuaib at Havell's two wlreMlred terrleraffl who resaonsaH win all Sie quiver ing nt.ip-pushlra aiwl tall-rap- dplrum knawn to canine etiquette. ieh, Mr. Bfrrell Armltaft, you wlM be e-lle the t?o to me tfitf, faa Rat nlatft!" "Last nlgh?" "nerrel baa prokSrfy nor sees jrar act and eaeh more probably sever will," out In LeUa. Ske leaned In tbe detrwny Matly sarfl lngi veic; anfaaah nad steek and gftUren-haano. ah 9c .- claaa wtth'bek tHeai ate wo drusseW la a deeper see, but It m, stranoeay muighi bor setter ik Ibsi. aaraala the- tots Mte let Ilms Hnna "Wren, Utem n!M the jaare WmJl!9e to no vetMav, W ..thvawtassai "t jwu wrH oat rn la come.to the taee-ator yea nraat pay Vecauaa jkmi came- net." Her ugky gate drear a wsaiasaaaji ftefip Icom mnHoftB. Wp aayeo eoe KtUetjt jmu aujtjnfe Kites ttaui?" . "Vest oh. And be ee" "w I am eoMeaaV h wwy" Bot IKU gaan tnaB!H) aMa nrfOfr nea d'M sUn a d tMe m , Jt 'UKth a quok laMaor at ataxe- nfent aba naorftmsiV a card man ana acatJat jajoiietee ant jtiw aA eJJ. "A bo for tMs ntnht." eMbblfti TClmmeoMy uaoa ties tStyif. "Nov Mr. Hanoi Asaittiefe t MH you eem.ba'nartMj M yeu see Hot clect I think jtou tot atajer.af me. II ydu then g4ve HieaeKlaiaa I1ttU Mrtlt jwu tool tonr tt am. it .jwu qlae me net mrythem I Hilrtt jKti tool law at n. WeN, brrifrwS nfavj?" What rsaa at Pronckt Ctar- nuuiT Jio, Armttoge Ihoiavat nel- thea And iftw bed oortoUily coc- jftreU1 him. ... lie put up hie haadt A ajmendtyr fni etm thrwt tke eaad Ittto baa breocVpettot. "You wnt mote amy lavaaeseica o FaweM,''' soN Letta.' "I mined fflnto maary na anay tke ok&er eey ami he roaiseoV' "Bua I wajiU not permit 'Na' for Vka to sbb; Kl" cited NMes Baaid. "It la oty that las aid a little cairlce " "M thai junctian a mercltul ln tearuptlan saved our Iroro from the i mbaarassnxat that throateaed ta uojocaae ham," nauraiurM AaaaKataf, nawkic Inta the hall. Thraugai tkefelaa3 pael on el alfer sldsaat (be doer be and etxti tbaajrlvalotlhtLaaltsefi. H bat lhr and a fietnan appeared, ak by tefciyae, laem (he baok of thej Bguse, ins aaer oaotoa ana me 9nuipjr va dbslirvcd assisting afte aqUtate feaSi dt Kaan. Loarily to the nement, Arneawo ria.)ati -r"n)ot t?ea "It'a reaaSy veay nlaa t to cegm oa ancn wort noaice, he saia. rVlon o laJ doae laugada; 1 ld ade d'Let GaMae take your lrojs tescate. He'll ie to all 5ur lu (Ako la your son th you?" "Yo bet he lsi Markl" She ahouOd It ovtt her ehould. aa though bs were stm In Kings tSO lard. When there ffime no response VhiTever fromJI hgp of rugs In side the sedno. Bhe laughed again. "The run bas been a bit ig tor him. I il9jy," she offergl by wny of exptXnatlon. "P'raps someoiOll het blm out" At a nod from Armltage his ser vants approach tlB car and Arml Land Seekers Continue Flood of Inquiries About Area Surrounding City Land settlement Inquiries continue to pour Into the Medford chamber of commerce In spite of the depression and ths letters Indicate that then re many people in the world, who would like to live in the Rogue River valley, small tracts of land appear to be most desirable. Coplea of the Mall Tribune, giving further Information on resources and event here, have been sent to the following list of persons: Dr. J. C. Tamlesle, 519 Williams ave., Portland, Ore. Richard Hoe me, box 381, Hooper, Okla. Carpenter by trade; would like to buy a small tract of land suitable for dairying and poultry raising. R. D. Drummond. 6436 Percy street, Los Angeles, Calif. Would like one or two acres of land located on main highway with five to 10 cabins In jood, oojKUUpju Has Cveroom tto4- tage entered bis bouse with the lady. She was In her noisiest mood. The Introduction of Miss Raoul bad to be effected forHsiimo, and the ac tress' face was a study as she waited In vain for a lull In which to express ber pleasure at the meeting. As for the terriers, they scuttled up the staircase and disappeared Into the peaceful upper regions of the bouse. "Dot up with tbe early birds tbls mornln'," enthused Mra. Lodely. "Always have to allow an extra hour tor Mark, y'know, half an hour tor his lameness and halt an bour In case anythliO unexpected hap pons to blm I" o Armltage felt Gaffen at hla side. "Mr. Lodeiy, sir, he doubts whether he can venture to move from the car wltbout your assist ance." "Mine? Can't Mlchfleld and Thomas tackle bla weight between them?" "Easily, I should have said, sir. Or I offered my own shoulfflr. Bui Mr. Lodoly Is quite lnsletent, sir, that no one but yourself shall touch him." Armltage hesitated. His Instinct was to Ignore this wblm, since It could be nothing more. Damned lit tle egomaniac, he ought to be kick ed! But, of course, one couldn't kick a cripple. On the physical plane, Armltage suppose ote cquldn'l logically refused cripple anything. Mr?. Lodely, hurling the small tatk at her type at an gpojilled Miss Kaoul, broke off to glnjice some what anously at the err. Armltarg went down to It again. "Vth's u, Lodely?" Se bad put bis head right Into tbe sedan tor only the faintest movement had come froaa his gaest. At first Armltageo who wa really lor a atuacd languor, arches eye baoavB nad a gol doal at "tempera Mat," wnk confuse by the fact tsra Hark was aat actually visible at all. Thaj tsiJjrTgs movoifciftaln and Armltflare, peeajng, found him prostrate Mtyon the spacious csftkloak. ' "Very unojinvlnclag, Isn't It?" naraiared Xark. "But I' afraid 1 really deagot beart Stacks froan ex rjint; aaa I really do have to ke lifted la a syvctal way. Generally. Bnrbnra saaovvflans It" 9 Arntlftige, genuinely shacked by Has wklte Has, the twitching eyelldB ami tlas aaatlaac kneuh, coiHd only hog ta be skowa tow this lifting was ta It) attoastcd. Bark enetlegly oaplalned. "But, of course, If you don't tkinli ysM have tke atroagTk," lab edifcd. "I can just stay horeaintll I'ai able ta anve of yaBlR.Tkna I shall iy motfi suBWaae to hold bj cvutch. Otto at yesf earvanss could laanuga mnt, Vm Base." "Just clear tkls floor, Slchflold, .wMI yoa?" m4nH Farrell. Mnrk won emuO oC tlte sent and (kVssawd oa a ri while Armltag walltct round to lias second poajtkin. Tlkoa cojae tke real puy on hla muscles. He succeeded mainly be catrKB he felt It was Imperative that he should auccecd. Slowly, like aa overladoa bcust, with Mask's full wolght upon hlne he mouilted the steps esd carriod Mark Into the house. "Brute force," he heard Mark reurVur. "Avoaton are fupposqd to ndailre It." Armltage lookod at bin sharply but Mark had apaarentlj tainted. Mra. Lodely was lnslst8ntthat ne doctor neod be summonod. "He stoos Into thnae faints and he comes out of 'est again." Ske did not eviei moderate Ber tonos over tan aatlent's unconscious foam. "M be feels a bit qneor afterwards he ml?lit Ilka a vlrop of brandy. D'you say you've got an elevator, Farrelft" "Just HMD Mark." sail Leila. r.HarkfbaU bw ld-on a coucl3n iou una ana sue sax upon wis eoge ot It Wlte an abruffl movement she paaawd, back a lock of hair tha? atratajtcd ot his forehoad. Arml tage taiif that si was pale under bar roufe. "CbS)er Markl" she adfled, to no oc in particular. Tltaro ffA a moment's pauselwnd i Hark violently sneesed. "Ah, i-i-ol" Miss Bnjil -aoched out ber mth and then blew a see ota cloud ot aoke Into the pale face on the couch. "Sltl" aha com manded brutally, as to a performing seal, "You are porlOps one day tlffi gwlus hore. 1 am alrendy today It." And, as !0rk opened rosehtftil eyes "No, you pree-tend evon not so very woll. You know that I am Patsy Raoul." ICopvrloht, 111. Julia ClH-AidaiQ Mark It tntangted, tomorrow, a firtt-raU qji-rtl. In to bungalow, large lot with pens for 200 cftsvkens, all clear, present value 3500, whlnh he would like to trade. M. R. Russell, 879 Wt Wilson avenue. Olendale, Calif. Wants land thht can be developed; would pos sibly cnnnlder homestead relinquish ment. Must be reasonable In price. Mrs. Chas. Joyner, box 333. Ven tura, Calif., writes that several fam ilies are Interested In locating on small farms: uked especially about cut-over lands that could be devel oped. W. B. Ranhut, 12R8 Ferry street, Salem, Ore, Harold Orovee, route 3, box 78, Astoria, Ore. Especially Interested In farm or homestead reUnqulahments. Chas. Dumke, box 14. Clarkaton. Wash. Interested in either Improved .w unimproved ftve acre tract, J. lh Hatch. Paterpa, WaaU, Aafcs MEDFORD MAIL about poultry raising and stock rais ing; small general farm, Floyd E. Packard. 030 Park afwet, Bellflowerp Calif. Interested In di versified farming, dairying, and stock raising. Would Ilka to know about Improved and unimproved farms. J. 6. Nicholson, box 1, Waterford, Calll. Roy A. Plftk, Joseph, Ore. Harry S. Molr, 917 Bridge rood. San Leandro, Calif. Wants about SS acres suitable for general ranching, and good future. Two or three fam ilies are considering making a move, and might split a larger acreage If it were very attractive. W. Pettis, Weavervllle, Calif. Wants a small business; would consider something requiring $600 to 02000 In vestment, If the proposition Is good. William D. Young. 1840 Hamlin street, Seattle, Wash. Interested In good fruri orchard. W. A. Quacatenbass, 170 N. Mich igan avenue, Pasadena, Calif. Wants to Irado for Improved farm land near Med ford. Victor D&Rgel. S68 Woods avenue, Los Angeles, Calif. Wants to buy 4 or 6 acres within four or five miles of ctt7, with 0 or 6 room house. Gorden L. Williams, box 692, Por tola, Calif. Wants a place with con siderable pasture for dairy, ranch. Buy or lease. George H. Deek, 610 South Sickel street, Los Angeles, Calif. Experienc ed In stock raising and dry farm ing; would like to lease a place al ready stocked and Improved, on a share basis, If possible. John R. Bouldln, 1347 Thirteenth street, Doiglas, Arizona. Interested In small farm, 10-20 acres. Oliver Jetty, box 766, Tillamook, TAILSP&I TOMMY 3U HOIO THE, LIGHT NO LVT ME LOOK F0RlJ:t f i jUuei oirtv poking J&f minute-- liLivj BOUND TO WIN Da.ger! liYSfe1 ml?A .tKTssSSKi, ' JillolTlk p SlMATTER POP On. 'Way Of Speeding I . . i ... v . ; sc. .-, s 111 rso mv it r v mr vv n.-mv u1'-)''' 'T . -Jt fcs fOwTr'gl'V by Th Bell Bydate. Inc.) ( THE NEBtS AYhat IStsl'T THAT A PICTURS apRe MUST Be SOMETHIMi IKJ HER PASTSHSeOOH nsreios to osjs alujavs f .SWT THAT A PtCTVRSr X I H J WZr TN upi i o mi AS DiavA I'M NJOT A eiT 1 - if t rK-r exn T--- -w vw--j i I ii 1 mms a Ti VOL LOOK Ps. Oil V LUNCOwne . i vc USrtSKJS TO OW8- ALWJAVS H L?? ,r, naKT 1VE S6EU FOecEO ??"rUa , I ii sa hoe iw we AW. make A6Reep pL " tSKlINlilINU UriAlllt.K g By George McManus I I I ox couuy- j II I II I l weuu where f . X? I ' i wonoer if w I WlTVIM'YNEWCOW- , . . THERE GOES B I DO TOU TUi.MK I ' tW f N. l-L RIGHT OR I HOULO NJ'T LET f OoT, MOTHER-) MACGmWlTM J I VOU ARS j " ' A : A. X AM I ,f.. ( ' ll-LU 6E B,CK iBOJChThM- 1 1 NO WHERE-I . . J I .( .'A SST S T aCT Sy. V WiTHiM ajm rrf well- mow J 11 OuSTThouCKT i J,cL xXWL'i C:W NfCOAT ISN'T 'I OT OUT- fL ffgj'V-- WSi'l 6'C00L0 , 45-' "pv n TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, -o- Ore. ties. Ranch with grazing poeatblll- 8. M. Smith, route 1, Yuma, Ariz. Would like some small business. Geo. Vllle, 1337 Elm avenue, San Gabriel, Calif. R. L. Walker, 300 W. Walnut street, Springfield, Mo. Small ranch hav ing some fruits, and suitable for truck garden and poultry raising, Wra. H. Clark, 4914 Tweedy Ab bott boulevard, Southgate, Calif. Wishes to get In touch with some one having a small place, 6-10 acres, for lease on highway, with option to buy. Also has some friends who have places they would like to ex change for southern Oregon prop erty. M. F. Dletze, box 602, Lakevlew, Ore. O. B. Cooke, Medical Lake, Wash. Interested In buying ten or twelve acres suitable for raising poultry and home garden; Improved or otherwise; must be reasonable In price. Harral H. Yancey, 606 Fillmore, Tart, Calif. Wishes to exchange house and lot In suburb of Los Angeles for small farm near Medford. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dillon, Ken newlck, Wash. Interested in reason ably priced location suitable for tur keys. M. Fred Howe, box 111, Browns ville, Texsa. Would like unimproved location which could be developed into good producing farm; soil must be good. Terms must be reasonable. Would consider buying homestead re linquishment, if location good. M. I.. Bowser, 706 S. Essex street, Compton, Calif. Interested In buy ing a small farm. Gerald Clayton, Elko, Nev. Cut over tracts or unimproved land that can be profitably developed. It' Hard To Hang Onto $20,000 No, Folks? OREGON, SUNDAY, Ralph K, Anlba, 146 East Golden street, Los Angeles, Calif. Unim proved land. E. B. Benson, 28 North K street, Madera, Calif. Small lunch counter and doughnut business. J. C. Bromley, Fall Creek, Ore. Iral C. Nelson, box 244, Welser, Idaho. A. W. True, Hotel True, Center, Colo. D. Ktnahan. Craig, Moffat county, Colo. V. W. Hale, 138 North Summit street, Prescott. Ariz. Le?ls H. Drake, 3112 Columbus avenue. Royal Oak, Mich. M. H. Crabtree, Conde, South Da kota, A. A. Bernard, care The Henley Klmball company, Manchester, N. H., 40 Merrimack street. Robert Harrison, 1833 Main street, Baker, Ore. Wm. Kern, Otlsco, Clark county, Indiana. Chas. F. Bromaghlm, Arnegard, North Dakota. H. Hohensee, 292, Eleventh avenue. Long Island City, N. Y. Joseph Helns. 1303 Lagoon avenue. Wilmington, Calif. O. R. Jackson, Webb School, Clare mont, Calif. R. L. VanNatta, 687 Chester ave nue. Elgin, 111. Dolpb Cain, 6915 Seville avenue, Huntington Park. Calif. Sidney Park, Solano Beach, Calif. L. O. Whltehorn, box 203, Bolivar, Mo. Clyde E. Knott, 117 South Thirty eighth street, Omaha, Neb. Carl A. Gustafson, box 244, Boone, Iowa. L. D. Robinson, 133 Burbank boule vard, Burbank, Calif, AriD STILL LOCKED-I NEVER THOUGHT COULD 86 THIS SLAO TO SET INKY LITTLt OKIfct- CAbc Up Mental Aotiorf SLJiKSOlNKV LITTLE BRIEF CASE ". -3 JANUARY 8, 1933. Ralph R. Young, route 1, box 128. Goble, Ore. Tom M. Smith, Keota, Iowa. D. Camomile, 960 Yale avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah. F. S. Bourne, box 293, North Sac ramento, Calif. Dr. E. R. Harrison, 3321 Griffith Park boulevard. Los Angeles, Calif. P. A. McNeel, Cortez, Colo. L. K. Clarke, 725 Acacia street, East San Gabriel. Calif1. J. S. Nicholson, box 1, Waterford. Calif. Interested In general farming and dairying V. W. West, Strosburg. Colo.; C. O. Fredrlckson, Bennett, Colo.; J. Wayne Sibley, Bye re, Colo.; John Zybach, Strasburg. Colo.; T. E. Miller, Strasburg, Colo. H. M. Overton, 230 North Olive street, Burbank, Calif, F. S. Eby, 322 Lee building, Kan sas City, Mo. Wants small farm homo In this valley. r H. N. Burtcn, Las Couces, New Mexico. Forrest C. Foil, Yuma, Colo. T. Adsmack, 23 N. W. 63d avenue. West Duluth, Minn. Mrs. 8. L. Elliott, 816 Slmmeons street, HUleboro, Ore. P. Harrison, 130 Pomona avenue, Long Beach, Calif. W. T. Thompson, 500 East Second street, Tuscon, Ariz. Mrs. Chas. Joyner, box 333, Ven tura, Calif. Would like small farm home; 5 to 10 acres; cut over land might suit, or unimproved tract If price is right and if soil Is good. Mrs. C. H. Merritt, Selah, Wash., route 1. Interested In buying a small chicken or fruit ranch, or gen eral farm. T. A, Telfer, 2434 Fourth street, Ocean Park. Calif. A t 1 1 ITS MOR.E THAN lffr SAVE TUG DROP THAT & VEAH O-OM-IT'S TH05E 1 LUCK-IP VDU FLOtOeRS-UE -8AS,ROEOJ AN' STICK HORRID MEN again: Mrs. Nellie Codden, 705 North Mitchell street, Cadillac, Mich. Mrs. C. M. Turner, Gen. Del., Stockton, Calif. Frank L. Tinker. 420 West Terri torial Road, Battle Creek, Mich. E. G. Wilson, Canary, Ore. Would like to rent farm on crop payment with option of buying; would like place where he eould keep several cows. Robert A. Ross, box 33, Tarpon Springs, Florida. D. B. Hoffman, 410 East Seventy ninth street. Los Angeles, Calif. Would like ranch of forty or more acres, at a price between 82500 S3000. J. W. Gheer, Hagerman, New Mex ico. Wants dairy and poultry ranch. E. J. Myers, 1025 South Klngsley Drive, Los Angelee, Calif. Would like to have Information and places from 10 acres to 160 acies. M. J. Btuun, 46i7 Twelfth street. Rock Island. 111. Interested In small ranch suitable for raising turkeys fnS LnaiiiaamaTni n f 11 ' aONv - A.a. d-r rsn (PiPiikja iru j RWPJJ THtRE.5 TOO MUCH IM VOUR. IKJTG.UTIOMS TO TELL OUMV I MTE.NJTI Osj S our social. oipra?eNJceweR njeivero mokjest akjo and poultry. S. G. Downs, care W. H. Wyckoff company. 2G27 Seminary avenue, Oak land. Calif. Has client who wishes to exchange a very nice home for a I home in Medford in the near future. Otto A. Van Hise, 116 South Val mein, Burbank, Calif. A. W. Hlbbs. 183 Ardmore Road, Berkeley, Calif. Jere R. Scott, box 113, Wasco, Calif. L. B. Self. 486 East Morrison street, Portland, Ore. F. A. Russell. 314 North F street, Portervllle, Calif. James A. Burr, 208 Strand, Re dondo Beach, Calif. F. D. Murray. 4036 Elm avenue, Long Beach, Cftllf. Wm. Berlin, Berlin Dental Labora tories, Los Angeles. Calif. George T. Pleite, Gen. Del., Poly technic, Fort Worth. Texas. T. W. Clary, 7191 Indiana, River side, Calif. G. H. Senseney, 2954 Market street, San Diego, Calif. BJ GLENN C1IAIF1N and UAL FOKKESX By EDWIN ALfiER By C. M. PAYNE By SOLoHESS Y-