Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 19, 1933, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextI3GE EIGHT MEDFORD MXTL TRIBTJNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1933. By the World FORGOT A New Serial fry Ruby M. Ayres SYNOPSIS! Qeargie Bancroft ha hurried to Nicholas Boyd' apartment immediately after hie return Irom Oermany, a diop pointed man becauae the operation he hat undergone hat not removed the tear that ruined hi movie ca reer. Georgia telle Nicholas h love him: Nlchola remind her that he it married, hut finally eon- Sttiee that ha earee for Oeorgut. leaitunlle Bemle Boyd, Nlchola' lelfe, hat decided to attach Biehopj Georgie'e wealthy etepfather, n her -trine of admirer. Chapter U BERNIE'S CONQUEST D ERNIE'S hand toaohed Btobo-rW eoat-tlsara again. "Now, your trite, of course, to Suite different I do admire bar ao. Yon are a most fortunate man." Ha mored a little, aquarlnc bla ahouldera with a tort ot weariness. "In the course ot my Ufa, which la a fairly lone one," be aald thoughtful ly, "I bare made tie Interesting dis covery that all people appear to be happy and fortunate until one knows them well, and then the cupboard door opens perhaps only a trifle and the skeletons peep out. No doubt you bare noticed that." "I have; Indeed, I hare," Berate murmured. She was rather super' stltlous, ana the mention of skele- itons made bar shiver. "I suppose none ot us ait really jtappy!" she murmured. Bishop's grave mouth twisted Into a smile. "Ton are' an exceedlnglr observe at woman," he said, Eernle's eyelids fluttered. "I suppose to look at me," she aald with a pathetle note, "people would say that I am perfectly happy and contented." She waited for a comment, but Bishop remained si lent, and tba long lashes swept up wards again, revealing her starry yes. "But I am not. Lite has been big struggle." "One can hardly Imagine so, with a husband so famous," Bishop said. Bemle sighed. "Poor Nicholas! It's too sad. I really do not know .what will become of blm. Since bis terrible accident be seems to have changed so much. I am afraid we hall never ha able to live together ttgain." "You amate me," Bishop said. "It la quite true," Bemle Insisted sorrowfully. "He left America with- Cut a word to me. I waa nearly be Ide myself." j "Naturally. ! "You are ao understanding," she Inurmured. , There was a little silence, then Bishop aald, "Fortunately divorce Is comparatively easy In your coun try." ' "In my country, yes, but Nicholas 1l an Englishman, and It rather com plicates matters." "Otherwise, ot course, you would seek your freedom," Bishop urged softly. The pretty outlines of Bernle's mouth hardened. "It would need a lot ot considera tion," she said. "There are so many complications, and I should hate people to think that I bad deserted him Just when he was In trouble." "Surely nobody could think that!" "I am afraid so. Of course I mar ried when I waa terribly young little more than a child." "A charming child, I am sure," Bishop said courteously. "And, that being ao, don't you think It will be a thousand pities for you to femaln tied to a man you no longer care for?" "Why, do you want me to divorce hlmt" she asked slowly. . Bishop's weary eyes seemed sJ vycu urns, buu meir usual soul ibreness was lit by a sudden flash. "Supposing that Is the reward "which I hesitated to ask of you," he aald. . FOR three days Georgia managed to be almost happy; she bad Imuch confidence In Nicholas Boyd, mow she knew that he cared for her. She was still a little afraid to use the word "loved." It was the fourth day after her meeting with Nicholas that Clifford Asher called at the hotel. Georgle iM not seen him for some time, and she felt a little shy aa she waited for him to come up to Evelyn's sit ting room. "I thought I was never going to e you again." she said. His eyes scanned her faoe unsmll Ingly. "I've come to say goodbye," he aid. "Goodbye!" Georgle's brown eyes dilated. "Why, where are you go ing?" "I've had an offer to go to South America, my uncle'a firm. It means better prospects. I go next week." She paled a little. VIOLENT EARRHQUAKE PANICS PORTUGUESE LISBON, Portugal , July 19. (AP) A violent earthquake lasting one minute shook Oporto today and trie people were panlcitrloken. No cas ualtles were reported, however, and the property damage was slight. The KEEPS YOURX INEXPENSIVE "And you never told me," aha said reproachfully. 'I did not think yoa would be In terested." There waa a moment' sllenoe, then he broke out, "Come with me. Georgia. It's quite a decent lob. and It would be such tun, you and I together, and I waqt yoy so. trig. tally." "I can't" "Why not? Yoa docH beton to anyone here. Ton never had a real home. Nobody wants yoa aa math aa J do." "I dont love yoa." "You're never gtreo yowaekt chance to love me. Lotto get mar ried and take the risk." Her sweet eyes met his troqUod frankness. "But I love someone etas I toM you so." "You said be waa marrUd." "So be Is," Georgle said helpless ly; she felt a little cold sensation round her heart, Clifford smfiedf she seemed stub a child. "Well then," he said gently. "What's the use ot waiting?" "Something may happen," Georgia said. "And if it doesntr She shook her head, and he aald Impatiently, "Are you going to waste your whole life hoping that the Im possible may happen?" "That's not a very kind thing to say." He looked away from her, '1 sail on Friday week; If you change your mind you know where I am to be found." Georgle felt sudden tears In her eyes, and seeing them he urged again passionately. "Oh Georgle, can't you?" "Clifford dear, I wish I could." And In another moment he had gone. ANOTHER knock at the door "Please Mlsa can yos aea Miss Taylor?" Georgle was grateful for the dis traction; Nelly was better than no. body to talk to, and Just now she dreaded being left with ber own thoughts. Nelly rushed In breathless and excited; she looked happier and more contented than Georgle bad ever seen ber. "I can't stay u minute," she said. "I've got an afternoon off, tor once, and I'm meeting a friend," she gig gled. "I've got a new young man," she said proudly. "Quite nice he Is too. Of course he may not -mean anything, but there's always hope Isn't there?" "I hope he does," Georgle said fervently. Nelly shrugged her shoulders. "Well, It helps pass the time," she said as It the affair were ot no Im portance. "And I'm not expecting too much. I've had some before, But that Isn't what I came to tell you." She hesitated, then said, "Miss Boyd's got a new admirer run ning after her." "Has she?" Georgle was not par tlcularly Interested. "It's your stop-father." "Bishop!" Georgle laughed. "1 don't believe you." "It's true. He'a down at the studio every day, and he takes her out to lunch too. Sends her flowers, cart loads ot them, and all sorts ot pres ents. She Isn't halt pleased I can tell you." "I dont believe you," Georgle said again. "Alright." Nelly was inclined to be offended. "Ask him It you don't believe me." "But he's married," Georgia gasped, and then realised the futility of the argument; Nicholas also was married. Nelly said, "Pooh I the married ones are always the worst And he and your mother aren't too sweet on each other, you take It from me. I've heard all sorts ot things since I've been 1 . this Job. What's she going to Scotland alone for I should like to know?" Georgle flushed; K was very dis tasteful to hear he own people spoken ot by Nelly In such terms ot familiarity. "Anyway I'm sure you're wrong about Bishop," she said positively. "I know be wouldn't do a thing Ilka that" Funny that she felt more anxious to defend BUI op than to defend hei own mother Nelly laughed. 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FELLE do vco suppose V mocr citV, A turm sou. it auvtwiio 1S "T1T,Twe does that chief lets us 1KJ wEReTMeyReOALL right heuJoulot bp THAT UTTVe EP?y.5rEP OM IT IP VOU yr SS? MSt UE MAt11im "K"1 T P" J HOLLER.va' LlKEl THAT IF HE PEMKiy has -rT ( to.rr loo more WAWTjX lgJ.vK1? tlis i!ISwTH?SfGvSMwX-ww y S-5? I IMPORTAKjTUJHeN VODRH -- ' V DUS AMyV '5 ro S ii-lfiXPr-A SOU COOLO MUCH J IVJOULGEO IN L v 'A?CntS FAxtV rrr- SHOULDERX ) OlO - KEEP THOSE I COSSIOmESS iW SOCH A CRIMESEATER 7 1 " ' BRINGING UP FATHER V6LL-1 R6CEIVEO YOua "bhomc CALLAMO HE.AE I AM. There's No Guesswork in Tribune A. B. C. Circulation California White and Sugar Pine as sociation, is en route lo Washington today to present the competition code of this state's pine lumber pro ducers. The code differs from Ideas presented by the northern lumber men In the matters of wages and hours, due to the limited season of employment. The Callfornlans propose a mini mum wage starting at 83 cents an hello doctor. doctor cottem- THIS Ift'OOCTOR WILL CHARGE- TW RIGHT IM- DOCTOR' hour, to be scaled up monthly as conditions warrant. The 33 cent pay would be a decided advance from the tow levels of 33 cents and 31 cent now paid, said C. D. Terwtlllger ot Loyal ton, vice president. I CAMTTTiO CLEANERS announce Free Delivery Service now with Harry Chtlda driving, phone 1360 for better cleaning. Thanks. WMV 010 1 OReTEMO i VAjZ ftICK? I'M OOMNA BE AhJ MVALiO eeCQRE THtte OOCTOrS GiT THROUGH VATH ME' Tt-U WAVE A COMPLETE COLLAP'SS ryr.iA WHEN I ClT TWOS ER A red rubber band, bearing the number 07, arrived at the Mall Trib L6.T MS Vour YECTU- ARE "fOVJ A, WORSE DOCTOR? RL,eAS&- une this morning In a letter which tells that the little bird, which wore It, Is dead. The band was removed from the leg of a carrier pigeon, struck by a car and killed In the Brownsboro district. July 11. Mrs. Frank KUngle ot that district, feeling lust the pigeon's master would be wondering why it had not flown back to Its own. dovecote, re PLEASE KEEO QOiET MR JiGGiAMO DO A"b THE DOCTOR moved the band and forwarded It to" the Mall Tribune. "It probably isn't Important," she wrote st the end of the letter, "but the bird's owner may be. anxious to know." Reld, Murdock and Co.. caaners of the Monarch Brand Bartlett Pears will be represented at Medford this sesson by Myron Root. By George McManus helloth;s IS' doctor-WiLl. CHARGE-TELL DOCTor? ULLEM TO COME RIGHT OVER TO Mf?.JlGCV HOuE- ' -Ji: I . : .