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TXGE TTfiTTT MEPFOKD MJTL TRIBUOT:, MEDFORD.. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1933. tt By the World FORGOT (jfej A New Serial by Ruby M. Ayres BY K OHMS: Oeorgle Bancroft hang weeping over a fate. On her . way home to Snglana Iron visit ing her mother in New York she hat tried to comfort Nicholas Boyd, the former film etar. Boyd, through hi own heroism, hoe maimed hie valuable face for lite end walks with a niteji as well. When his contraot was canceled hie wie Bernie deserted him. Re turns Oeorgle away brusquely, but with out knowing it, he has corns tor , rest to her home village. Chapter IS NICHOLAS AGAIN BUT Georgia ill not stop, and suddenly he was btimlllatlngrr conscious of a sup behind Her, and jthen, as she did not look up, or a 'band on her shoulder and a voice which said, "I told yon there vers to be no more tears, Kobln." Georgle ill not look np, but some thing warm nd delicious seemed to flow through every vein In her body, as U someone had poured boaling balm Into a wound, and after a mo ment Nicholas Boyd said: "It's no use pretending. I've been watching you for at least flv min utes." She groped In a pooket and pro duced a handkerchief, dabbing her eyes with a hand that was not quite itesdy. "Ton don't seem rery surprised to tee me," she aald resentfully. "You don't seem surprised to see me," she eald. "I'm not In the least surprised. be answered calmly. "Wby should I be? I heard your voice this morn' ing talking to Mrs, Spears, and L sides 1 followed your example and read the label cn your trunk just as yon, read the label on mine." She flashed him a radiant smile. You didn't!" she breathed. "I assure you I did; wby are you ao surprised?" "Because 1 thought it you bad known I lived bere, you would have gone somewhere else." His eyes met bers, unsmlllngly, "And why should I alter all -ay plans Just because you happen to live bere?" be asked. CHE stood silent, twisting her J handkerchief, then suddenly she raised her eyes and smiled with dis arming sweetness. "I think it was clever ot yon to recognize my voice," she said. And (then as he said nothing, she added: "I'm glsd you've got tbe room that looks over the garden." "Did you make it your business to And out which room I bad got?" "Yes. You toe, my uncle wat ttowo at tho Boar's Head yesterday and they told him about you, and he told me, and so . . ." "And so you went down this morning to tell Mrs. Spears to look after me properly, Is that It?" 8he flushed a little. "Well not exactly but i wanted to make sure It really was you." "And now you have made sure?" She bad nothing to any to that, and he aald: "If you've quite fin ished crying, shall we walk back?" Georgle said impulsively, "Isn't lt too far for you?" p "When I haven't walked a step for la weok?" . "Well, I only thought yon might be tired." i They walked slowly down the road together, Nicholas leaning heavily on his stick. Georgle asked suddenly, ' "Did you see my uncle?" PROHI REPEAL PARADE BOSTON, June 18. (AP) Massa chusetts stood In the repeal colura today, the eleventh consecutive state to go on record in favor of repeal of the 19th amendment. It was a sweeping victory with the repeillita piling up a margin of 4 AFTER EVERY M 1 saw him this mornlu. matter of tact, be asked me to . a drink with htm." And did your Yes." "He'll . pleased,' Georgia tol, blm. Her uncle had rared aga!ni this man, but she knew that If on I) Boyd would drink wltb him, the tune would be ehanged to one ot tbf greatest friendship. They walked a little way In si lence, till Nicholas asked suddenly: "Why does your mother allow you to live with hlmr Sha raised startled eyes. "Allow me to? Why shouldn't shot" "A man like that la not a fit guar dlan, shall we say, tor any glrL" Georgia considered the point " like blm," she said at last, "So you may, but he Is not a fli guardian tor you. Haven't you an; other relations?" "No." "Or friends?" "Not In the Tillage. Not anywhere as a matter of fact" She looked up at him with rather pusiled eyes, ' "Wby Isn't be a fit guardian tor me?" she questioned, "I am quite able to look after myself." "So I hare discovered." She laughed a little and Nicholas looked dowi. at her. "You seem nappy enough now, he said, and Georgle answered lm pulslvely. "That's because I'm with you." A second later she cried out in confusion. "That was a silly thing to say. 1 didn't mean It; at least" "I know quite well what you meant," he said, and then, halt hesi tatingly: "Your uncle baa asked me to visit you." "And vlllyou?" "No." She sighed. "You're honest, any way, but you're right not to come. It's not much fun In our house; it's all , . . sort of dead. I don't wonder Uncle Edward prefers to be down at the Boar's Head. I'd rather be there myself." "And nov. perhaps bell ask me to tea some day," she thought. But Nicholas only said: "The Boar's Head is not a place for you to visit." "Isn't It? Well I do go there, oft en. I like Mrs. Spears. She's al ways cheerful. Nobody Is cheerful in our house, except me, and It's not easy to go on for ever, being cheer ful by yourself." They were in sight ot tbe village, and Nichols stood still. "I'll say goodbye," he said. "But I'm going the same way, sbe told him hurriedly. "Yes," he agreed. "But you're go ing to run on by yourself and loave me to follow." The hot blood ran np Into ber face. "You mean you don't want to ' a seen with me?" "I mean that In a village of this sort if yon are seen with me people will find something to talk tbont when there Is nothing." She stared up at him tor a mo ment, then with a half shrug of ber shoulders she turned away and hur ried on down the road, (Copyright, tISI, DouMsdoy Boron Oaorgle quarrels wtth a friend eft hers, tomorrow. to 1 in the state at large and a ra tio ot 10 to 1 in Boston. The ten states already on record In favor of repeal were: Wyoming, lllnola, Indiana, New. York, New Jer sey, Michigan, Rhode Island. Dela ware, Wisconsin and Hevsda. Dine si Dance at BONNEY GRILLS 60o & 75c dinners, sandwiches, cold bear, etc. Snappy orchestra Tues., Thurs., Sat, ts Sun nUjhu. OOMK ft ENJOY yourself. Real estr.te or haiance. Leave to Jonee. Phone 940. EAL VOLT NEW HEAD GEAR HART, Ore., June 15. (AP) -C. c. Volt of Portland wis elected S'MATTER POP TAILSPIN TOMMY ( r" 3 i .MJA CAT. lAKiLJ ( Au'.'R'M out' BOUND TO WIN BUly Hill's Suspicions BEDWINALR ' THAT MEAU WASpHOW PARp TthoUGHT WE'D SoWyE76.1FW0Hy,BlUCy jLMIWET OUyftlfS'T GOT NOl pNOW.eOY W)HT'S 6VJELU, MRS. 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Circulation prealdent of the Oregon Backers Aa foclatlon at the concluding aeaalon of tbe 28th ennual convention of the group here. Invitation were received from Baker, Portland and Gearhart for the 1834 convention. The alte be eelected at the mid -winter meet ing of the executive committee In Portland. . Otfter new officers are Eugene Courtney of Woodburn, vice, p reel- "Old Ironsides" And dent; Frederick Greenwood of Port land, chairman of the executive com mittee, and R. J. Beatty of Portland, treasurer. The bankers favored the govern ment's withdrawal from, competitive banking In the postal savin? fund, and opposed the rumored transfer "of the Portland branch of the regional agricultural credit corporation to headquarters In Spokane. By C. M. PAYNE The Pirates TURKEYS TO EAT IF. BEND, Ore., June 18. (AP) On their way to tile Klamath country. THE FAMILY ALB0M..TE5E 6M RDtDV for em HHPS THAT HE HAS KR WrflEH 15 WIND WHICH in ii TS1J5 FROrHJPStfuRS MM WW To MAKE OOf IJlUMr Mb.T65 ToWrJ HALL oora,BurijVE3 ati iE5 ARE Too THICK f ' ' 1 i i i it y a ia i 9000 young turkeys passed through Bend Tuesday, tbe first of SOOO birds to be taken to tbe Klamath "marsh" where they will be turned loose on the ranges and herded like sheep or cattle. The six-week old turkeys were transported In a truck, built Into a huge coop seven decks high and six sections long, In charge of J. It- Grif fin of Tangent, owner of (he birds. RSf OF FftrT4V B ASLEEP. SEARCHES TOS WIFE'S rVREf WWCH ON BOISM) totWfflRRECf UNE.Bot' Qtflf RHP If eta povm waits KTtHQI CUXK TURNS ON RMMO IN HOPES HE CAN CATCH A TIME ANNOUNCEMENT. 6P5 ONlV JAZZ 60E5 OPTOBEP, Suit WrSHlNfj HE C001D SET Hto WHICH (Copyright, MM, by Tbe BeB BynuVate, tan.) OrUfln aald the land wont bsve to be lessed. a the Klamath tarmera are eager to have the turkeys on their land to rid the country of de structive grasshoppers. Phone 61 Wei nsul away your refuse. City Sanitary 8ervloe. f render and body repairing. - Price right. Brill Sheet Metal Work. By GLUTAS WILLIAMS W5 WWW OOCK ISrJrrofJ SHQf. REMEMBERS W MlFKED fOOKtf UP1DHS ROOM, BECAUSE HE w'AtflS HEARS CHURCH ODCK STRIKE TWELVE ANP SEfi WATtH. 60ES To S1EEP, eussnav unavare -ma HE foReor 70 Wind it By GLENN CHAFFDl By SOL HESS By George McManus ANO MT FRlENCbl AS THEfEARft PA'S ANO I THINK OF THE OAT WHEN I SAT NEAR THE LITTLE BROOK IN THE OELL.MT Childhood heart. tlPOKE- -
