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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1933.
ft By the World FORGOT
efej A New Serial by Ruby M. Ayres
BYNOP81H Oeorgle Banoroft,
all the way aotote the Atlantlo,
hat torotd the gloomy Nloholat
Bottd to talk to her. and lutt be
lore landlno in Bnglan ', ho hat ad
mitted that ho it a Uttlo tond of
hor. Oeorgle hat boon in Nov York
for a villi to hor mother and
wealthy etep-tather. Nloholae,
throve a dttd ot heroism, hat tut'
ferot a maimed taoe and a lame
lev, and the movie tndvttry, where
two monthe before he wot a nam'
pered leading man, hat totted him
overboard, wortt, Bornle Boyd, hit
wife, eannot face obtourity in
Hioholae' native England, and r
molnt In New York, Nloholae hat
dttmltttd Georgle, however and
now Oeorgle hat returned to her
unole't village home,
Chapter Ten
FATE AT WORK
THE! house was unlocked but de
serted. Oeorgle went up to her
room.
She was evidently expected, for
the bed wa made, and the window
was wide open.
She went to the window and
leaned out, sniffing the fresh air,
A red roae bung cloae to the
all), and she carefully picked It and
placed It In a tumbler of water on
the dressing table.
It made ber think of Nicholas
Boyd and of ber roaes he bad thrown
into the sea. Where was he now?
she wondered.
"Ships that pais In the night,
Nelly bad said well, some ships
meet Vgaln even If It was years
afterwards, and many, many miles
away.
Georgia waa glad that the rain
which bad greeted ber at South'
' hampton hnd oloared oft and left
sunshine, and at the aama time she
found herself wondering how she
bad managed to pasa ber days be
fore she went away.
They had never dragged. She had
always found something to do, and
somewhere to go, even If It was only
down to the Boar's Head to talk to
Mrs. Speara and Trouve. The vicar
bad once told ber In bis mildly die
approving manner that young ladles
ought not to go to the Boar's Head
and talk to Mrs. Spears.
"Whom can I talk to thenf" Geor
gia bad asked In her dlreot fashion.
He had looked Uttla nonplussed,
knowing that owing to ber nncle'a
fondness for whisky, she was
rather ostracised by the so-called
well connected families round
about.
It wasn't even as It Uncle Ed
ward got respectably drunk; he did
It In all sorts of places, and In all
sorts of company.
Mrs. Spears was a great friend of
bis, and he bad even been known
to drink beer wltb Mr. Scarlet
EORGLH had thoueht It all
rather funny before ahe went
away; something In her liked to
shock the respectability' of the
neighborhood, but today she waa
seeing things from a different per
spective.
Uncle Edward waa very much of
a revolutionary.
He bated conventionality and aald
that people were only respectable
because they hadn't got the "guts"
to be anything else.
vGuta" waa a favorite word of
bis. .,
Outalde, the Iron gate slammed,
then the front door slammed, then
there waa the aound ot a heavy
walking stick being put Into the
rack In the wall and then her uncle'a
voice, loud and threatening as
usual.
"Damn It all, can't anyone move
these boxes? Do you want me to
break my neck!"
Georgle flew downstairs, hor eyos
shining.
"Here 1 am," she said.
Edward Bancroft atood In the
ball; a big man wltb a body that
must once have been One and up
right, but which had now grown a
little fat and coarse; a red face
which must once have been hand
some, and rough grey hair that
looked aa It It bad not seen a brush
for years.
"Do you wast me to break my
neck?" be demanded again. "The
hall Isn't the place for boxes. Have
'em moved."
He went on Into his study, and
Georgle followed. .
"It's been lovely," aba said, her
enthusiasm as yet undamped.
"What's been lovely t" be de
manded, making at once tor the
whisky bottle.
"Everything," Georgle aald. "New
Tork, the boat, everything."
"MEW YORK'S a hell upon earth,"
was bis uncompromising an
swer. "How's your mother look
ing?" "Beautiful"
Edward Bancroft said "Bahl" and
It waa more expressive than It be
had used a itrlrg of words.
Georgia realised that it would be
Hubby a Might Owl
RENO, Nov., June 13 (UP) Di
vorce from Charles Hooper Crosby,
Piedmont, Cl., clubman and million
aire, waa granted Mrs. Lorraine Ivory
Crosby liere today. Crosby stayed
out ntfhu and otherwise caused ber
"extreme mental anguiab," ahe testified.
pWMGllY'S
SPEAIIm i I
W MOW EVEN BETTER
wiser not to presa the subject fur
ther, and to change the conversa
tion she asked after ber nncle'a
cronies. -
"How Is everybody? It seems ages
since I went away."
"Everything's just the same, ac
cept that Mrs. Spears."
Edward Bancroft drank halt a
tumbler ot whisky and set the glass
down wltb a bang.
"Mrs. Spears has gone out ot ber
mind, I should think. Taken a
lodger a damned play-actor fel
low; all American hat and cheap
swank."
"American hat!" Georgle breathed
quickly.
"American hat," ber uncle aald
again. "A film star, aha calls him.
mm
it
Georgle flew downstairs.
Says bo's been 111 and has come for
quiet. Quletl Why In the name ot
Moses couldn't he take himself and
his ugly face somewhore else, In
stead of coming hore spoiling the
village."
"Ugly face!" Georgle whlBpored.
"Got t. groat scar all down one
side," ber uncle said grimly. "Mrs.
Spears calls him a hero. Damned
fine hero, I should say I Got It In
a drunken brawl If , the truth's
known fighting over aorae woman
as rotten aa himself."
Georgia came a atop nearer, her
eyes were like stars.
"What's his name?" she asked.
'What's Mi name, Uncle Edward?"
He lookoc' at her and scowled.
"What do you want to know (or?
1 oxpect bis name's Smith, or Jones,
or something but he calls himself
Boyd NIoholoa Boyd I . . . Ouitht to
be locked up tor taking a good old
name like that." He made a second
attack on the whisky. "If Mrs.
Spears takos my advice she'll get
rid of him," ha wont on. "Kick him
out, American hat and all before
he runs tip a bill he can't pay. I
know his sort 'Qulot' indeed!
Whore are you going?" ha de
manded, as Georgia turned to tbe
door.
She looked back at blm. "I'm go
ing to get some tea. What you just
said reminded me that I hadn't had
any."
But though she went Into the
kitchen, ahe only stood and stared
at tba kottle, her lira smiling, ber
eyes dancing.
Ships that pass In the nlghtt
Well, this one hadn't passed It
had come surely and swiftly,
straight Into harbor.
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Barter buslnoaa conducted In Oer-
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la estimated to have totaled at least
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mitted to the United Press today.
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land Jeweler, at bis Jewelry store In
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victed of first degree murder without
recommendation of mercy Mid will
bang for the crime, according to
word received by local friends. A
hung Jury resulted In Karris' first
trial. Mr. Whlted was killed last
December 8.
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today by congressional Investigate
at the eame time the lone eurvlvlng
officer of the disaster which demol
laked that craft was ordered to sea-i
Lieutenant Commander Herbert V.
Wiley wu directed to report June 35
to the V. . 8. Cincinnati, a light
crulaer in the battle force of the
Pacific. ...
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