!TIGE TWELVE
lifEDFORD II'XTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 7. 1933.
By the World FORGOT
A New Serial by Ruby M. Ayres
BYS'OPMHt Oeorgte Bancroft,
recently snatched from her peace
ful tile in an Ennlieh village by
her mother and step-father from
Now York, livee a pay lift in a
big London hotel She meete
ghop-pirl acquaintance, Hetty Fos
ter, ant of a fob and blue. But
Felly ohowi her a newepaper clip
ping about Nicholas Boyd's oper
ation ,11 Germany, where he hae
gone in an effort to have removed
the ecar that hae coet him hie film
career. Meanwhile Bernte Boyd,
Kicholae' tcife. has arrived in Eng
land. Bernle caree nothing for
Nicholas, and Georgia oarcs a great
deal. Georgie plans to aek her sttp
father to find Kelly a foe.
Chapter 81
NELLY'S JOB
'TJULLO! I thought It tu your
mother," Blahop said.
"No, It's I." Georgia cams forward
and stood bealde him. "Mar I uk
70a something?" she laid hesitat
ingly. "I don't s what's to stop you,"
lie answered, but his eyei aoftened
a little. "Ask away."
"I want you to get a Job for a
iriend ot mine," Georgie aald.
"A (rlend ot yours . . , what Is
she? A chorus girl?" he asked
cynically.
Georgle'i grave eyes were raised
o his.
"No, she's a shop girl," she said.
"I met her on the boat coming back
irom America. Her shop gave her
the sack three weeks ago, and I met
her just now and she hadn't had any
breakfast, and It's ... oh, I tblnk
It's perfectly awful," she added
TcltU a shiver.
Bishop smiled faintly.
"A great many things In life are
perfectly awful," he said . grimly.
"How do you Imagine I can And
your friend a lob?"
"I thought you might try," Georgie
aid earnestly. "You know so many
jeople."
There was a little silence, then
Bishop said, "That film star young
woman wants 1 maid. Suppose that
wouldn't Jo, would It?"
"Bernle Boyd?" Georgia's color
earns and went. "Hasn't she got
one?" ,
"Your mother tells me that she
has not. The girl's 111. Do you think
your friend would be any good at
the Job?" '
"1 could ask her' Georgie said
hopefully.
"I expect It will be an unenviable
task," Bishop said bluntly. "But
beggars can't be choosers, and Jobs
don't grow on every tree."
"Why unenviable?" Georgie asked
Interestedly.
"Because a woman who will talk
about her husband as she does won't
be particular as to how she treats a
dependent"
"How does she talk about her hus
band?" Georgie asked, a little
breathlessly.
"In the way no decent woman
would," Bishop said emphatically,
"In the way that I hope you will
nover talk about the man you
marry."
"I shall never marry," Georgie
aid.
"I should like to bet on that," he
answered.
THERB was a little silence. To be
Bernle Boyd'a maid seemed to
Georgie a most enviable task, and
after a moment she aald so.
"I wouldn't mind that Job myself."
"You!" Bishop's voice was Inde
scribable. "The Boyd woman's not
fit to lick the dust from your boots,"
he said.
Oeorgle smile! "She wouldn't
like to hear you say that," she told
Georgia told
him, and then, "Ought 1 to go and
ce her and ask about It?"
"You ought noL I'll see her my
self. She has already Invited me to
put some money Into her new show,
and that will give me a pull It will
be a quid pro quo It she takes your
friend."
"I think you're wonderful," Geor
gie told blm gratefully.
Then suddenly bis friendly man
ner changed.
SAWYER OPPOSED AS
PUBLIC WORKS CHIEF
PORTLAND, July 7. (AP) A spe
lal dispatch to the Journal today
trom Washington. D. C . aald that be
caue Robert W. Sawyer, publisher ol
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"Well, run away," be said almost
brusquely, and Georgie went.
She went to her room and read
the little bit about Nicholas Boyd
over again; aba already knew it by
heart, but the printed wordi. made
It seem more real.
She wished sbe' could write to
him, but obviously It was expecting
rather a lot of the Post Office to
address a letter just "Germany" and
expect It to be delivered, even
though It was written to a man who
had once been famous throughout
three continents.
She thought he might have writ
ten to her Just a postcard Just to
tell her that she waa not quite for
gotten. She had a sudden ldoa. Clifford
Ash-r might know whero Nicholas
was; or at any rate be could find
out from his father, since It was
through Dr. Asher that Nicholas
had gone to the famous German
specialist.
THERE was a telephone In her
room, and In less than a moinont
abe was through to Asher'a house.
"Hullo Georgie! Hipping ot you
to ring up. I was thinking about
you a moment ago."
"How nice ot you," Goorgto aald
absently; sbe was not particularly
Interested In his thoughts. "I want
you to do something for mo," she
added. "Will you?"
"Will I? You know I will; and
I want you to do something for me
too come out with mo tonight,"
"Come out where?" she asked.
"To a dance. A party of us are
going, and I've boon asked to take
a girl."
"I should like It," Georgie said,
not very truthfully.
"Good. I'll call for you at nine.
I'm glad you'll come. I want to talk
to you about something very par
ticular." "What Is It?" Georgia asked.
"I'll tell you tonlguL Now tell
me what you want."
"I want the address ot that man
In Germany, the face man where
you said your father told people to
go when they had anything wrong
with tholr fnco."
. She heard hi in laugh. "You funny
kid! Why do you want It?"
Georgie told him almost her Srst
white lie.
"It's for someone t know who may
want to go there."
"I don't know it off-hand, but I
can ask the Guv'nor. He is some
where about."
; "Thank you. I'll hold the wire."
She would be able to write to
Nicholas, to tell him that she still
loved him. Or was that something
which one might not say evon on
paper to the man one lorod?
Clifford came back.
Georgie wrote the address care
fully down In block letters; she felt
him 1 white lie.
that sbe could not afford to risk a
single mistake.
"Got it?" Clifford asked choorlly.
"Yes."
"Good; thon I'll see you tonight
at nine."
Georgie hung up the receiver, and
looked down at the carefully writ
ten address with rapturous eyes,
(Copyright. 1933. )otit!rifdy Uoran)
Oo-Qit wrltta
tomorrow.
s lovt Utter,
the Bend Bulletin la considered to be
opposed to municipal ownership.
protest and reinonatraneo" agalnM his
appointment aa a mrmber of the nd
vlaory committee of the public works
administrator In Oregon, hua been re
ceived at the office ot Senator Mo-Nary.
TO SELL STOCK!
SALEM, Ore., July
7. fUP) Ore-
gon Breweries and Hop Farmers,
Al- 1
S'MATTER POP-
TAILSPIN TOMMY
V Wa?W ' I ( HOW Wl IT IS SUM1t).W
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TuTS ' yVVfT CLOSE ENOUGH Ttt . S t.feiO V- f &WS5 -l. OUT'.
HIP- V 'SiL LOAO THE TREASURE f& 1 (3?M Krr
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BOUND TO WIN "Simpkle" Can't Say
fen EWJUST a, V.
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THE NEBBS-Leave
tdERE1 WE WAVE
budolph wees
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IW THE CASE
OP TME PEOPLE
VS. PEMDLETOM
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THIS CASE WAS
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COURT ao
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MUCH DESIRE.
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THIC, WEEK THAT tajj -Jn-.
WERE RUNM1N6 Zfi-7 JTyS
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BRINGING UP FATHER
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AUtCHEWIN MEOPv NOCK- I AINT I SEEM VACATIONIM I COT O (f. 1
I'll beglAd When ( ieew him feh .,''; im the mountmim's? smofvt f &
WE CiO'orv4 OUR " - I a MONTH- I v -l v ( I Mf STAT- I C ' -
vacation to ; . - . , J ' , , v- - '
THE MOUNTAINS-),' N y w -"V 1 VA t iW. f N i ' ' ' Q
There's No Guesswork in Tribune A. B. C. Circulation
filiates, Portland, tu today given
permission Dy the state corporation
department to sell 1,000 000 stock
! In Oregon.
I Ha:( of the stock will be preferred.
- :
common, Funds raised will be
erect a brewery and plane
acreage. line firm waa given per
mission to sell 450,000 common stock
several weeks ago.
PPreMdent of the company Is J. E.
lfCopyriglit. 1933. by
What To Do About The Treasure!
ON OfW UR BARMEVi
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RUNNIM' TEN
MONtV,
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this i"o
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It To The Judge
PROSECUTING ATTORIOEN ', . Q VOL) DlDtoT HEttR
Q: MP ME9S, OiO THE trtV0WJT FROM HIM AFTER
Receive anv momeV pom-iOu: he left ?
ft.-. VES, HE CSOTJflfl... A WEEKS ;...NOT A LIN4E.
wo.tot.s iro nuvaucc. cy. HOJJ
TOLD VOU HIS REASOW MAPPEXl
BECAUSE HIS FATHER A'-ISAW
WAS ILL AND NEEDED no -THE
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EDM1ETON, ex-Mcdford grult man,
now of Portland. Secretary Is C. H.
Klsnwnn, Grants Faas. Directors,
Dane J. Puivlne. Independence;
Prank E. Watklni Rudle Wllhelm
and Frederick Glavc. Portland.
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Call the Soutnern Oregon Credit
Bureau They can '.ell you wbo pan
au debts promptly.
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FOUND CUT VWHERE
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HIM - HAMGIWG
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HIS PICTURE
NEWS WEEKLY
TRACK.
THE CROWD
THE DEReyV.
( eUJV.'SavoF his RETURN r xi-r -S3 v i- yi.
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WASHINGTON. July 1 (API
Lewis Douglas, director o! the budget.
SUBURBAN HEIGHTS
ATTORMEV FOft oefemse:.
MR MESS, VOU HAVE.
POSITIVE
THAT THE DtFEtJDftMT
THIS CASE WAS NOT,
COM1MG) SACK :
A-. NO OTHER TH AJ
THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
Q; HE DiDMT SIVE
VSCAl J EACT DATE. J - A-CM,. lkimMMX53
OF HIS RETURW r
I V I III 9 t . r I S'S f 1" L- I'll L XUUWWYl
proposed today that atatea be requir
ed to Balance their budget before
the fedcrs! government permits them
to participate In the 13,300,000,000
public works progrsm.
T'iq budget director. In fsct, waa
proposing a cautious program alt
along the public works campaign.
To Presldetn Roosevelt he auggeet
ed elimination of many of the pro
ject submitted to the White House
mv PERM'S NEI6HB0R6 LAU6HED Kf HIM
ftR REFUSING f0 DISCARD HIS LEAKY &ID HOSE,
Bur fmv CHM6ED their tune durih6 the hot
SPEIL WHEN THEY saw him combining the task of
WftfRlN6 HIS 6ARPEN Wlfri A C00LIN6 SHOWER BAT
(Copyright, 1933. by The Bell Syndicate.
. NO EXACT DATE BUT
INTIMATED IT WOULD
A WEEK Of? SO.
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USUAL TWINJto TO MHUC
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WITH HIS 805S DURIMCi
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YOU
for Immediate construction.
Disturbed by prospect of a huge
Increase In lndebtedneas through the
public works program, Douglas Is urg
ing that only absolutely sound and
useful projects, be undertaken.
Oni new 3-burner Florence Oil
atove. Reg. (18. Close out S8. Hub
bard Bros., Inc.
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
Inc.)
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auti hal roauesx
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