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PAGE TEN MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORI). OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1R. 1934 Ml? Marian Gordon by JEAXXK IIHWMAX HYb01'.sm. Uanan Gordon, tn her capacity aj reporter tor the Unrning Dispatch, ha forced Sti ver Uondon to eend an encourag ing meeeage to her husband. uhom the just has divorced, and u-fto has shot himeel. But Stiver is not real ly penitent: she at once makes a piny tor Lon Casad Uarinn's best friend. Lon proposes, however, on the long drive back to Oaklann from Reno. Ctaspter 16 ACCEPTED T ON had parked the car on the 1111111111 tn the lee of the rock that held a small white rangers' sta tion on Its flat top. Eight thousand feet, and yet other mountains tow ered above them. Marian looked up at them. She had been waiting for days for Just such a question from Lon, and now she found herself hesitating. "It Isn't a question of being what you call poor, Lon," she began, "It's women like Silver. Too say she would be a luxury. But don't men appreciate luxuries more than ne cessities?" "Some men might, Ian, I don't believe I would. I want the things in my life to b f"--mpntaMy sound." driving ou uow giazcu mountain roads Is difficult, they drove on un til dawn overtook them below the .mow line, and lighted the road be fore them with a soft, gray light. It was probably the beauty of the highway between the Sierras and San Francisco Bay that caused them to spend so many hours In reaching their destination. There was a dog wood tree In full bloom to be appre ciated. They left the car to look at It, found some fishermen frying trout over coals, and didn't refuse the fisb, bacon and coffee offered them. They parked on ulgb spots and watched the Bear River roaming along beneath them and promised to camp on Its banks some day. They parked on the banks of the Sacramento River, for no particular reason, parked there several times on the dykes to look down on the foam of blossoms In the orchards, and they stopped on the Antloch bridge to look at the dusky purple of Mount Diablo In the distance. EVENTUALLY, however, they reached home and Marian went to her apartment to find Anne Just awakening from her day's sleep. "My word," she said, atlfllng a yam, "did you find a gold mine lo Reno?" I By r. B. YORKK t ntrtt IrM Ktaff CorrMpomJent PHILADELPHIA. (UP) So thr.t they may rve th!r communities more fully, about 7000 physicians will return to school for five days when the International assembly of the Inter-State Post-graduate Medi cal Association of North America con vents here November ft to 9. Unlike undergraduate days, there will be no separate classes for In struction In the various fields of medicine. All lectures will be deliv ered before the entire Assembly, the speakers appearing only by Invita tion. This new type of medi, meeting, developed In the Middle West during the last 30 years, permits general practitioners and specialists alike to Klean the latest Information on de velopments In surgery and medicine. From 8 a. m. until 10 p. m. mem bers of the association have hardly had a free moment except for meals In addition to lectures, there are nu merous diagnostic clinics arranged especially to meet the needs of gen eral practitioners. The "floating medical faculty," as it la termed by Dr. Geo. W. Crlle of Cleveland, chairman of the program committee. Is composed of teacheis from the outstanding medical schools In the United b.aes, Canada and Europe. Speakers for this year's meeting have not yet been announced, but Dr. Crlle said that, as In the past, the sole basis for choice would be their ability to Instruct the practic ing physician. Occasionally certain men are se lected because of their special work In subjects which appeal to practi tioners, he added, since the meetings are attended mainly by younger men who have yet to make & name for themselves. The program will Include lectures on developments In certain fields of endocrinology, radiology, serums, vac cines, surgery, medicine, obstetrics, diseases of men. women and children, and diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. RED CROSS LEADER TO BUILDING A FIRE 2730.S.C. GET PART TIME JOBS CORVALLIS, Ore., Oct. 18. (AF) The federal emergency relief admin istration program provides 273 Ore gon State college students with part time work and a monthly payroll of $3375, Eegis'rar E. B, Lemon an nounced today. The average salary is SIS a month, though some make as high as 20. The work is of great variety and a" of a nature which would remain un done without FERA aid. Don C. Smith, national director of j war service of the Red Cross, Is to be principal speaker on the luncheon program at the regional conferencr to be held at Roseburg October 24 it was learned today by Miss Lillian Roberts, executive secretary of the Jackson County Red Cross chapter. MIsa lone Holmes, acting director of this division cf Red Cross work, has extended an Invitation to home , service workers who might wish u attend to do so. - : INVENTOR KILLED IN HOMEMADE AIRPLANE SPRINGFIELD, O., Oct. 18. (API A home-made airplane on Us first flight crashed today and killed the inventor-pilot. Edward Sorrel!, 32, manager of the Acacia club at Hol llster, Mo. The plane was equipped with wings of Sorrell's own design which he had hoped would enable the ship to take off and land at slow speeds. ROOSEVELT SEEKS TO i WASHINGTON. Oct. 18. (API President Roosevelt Is speeding up his series ol heart-to-heart talks with business leaders after receiving a re port that the economic situation 1b better. There have been several recent In dications that the administration la seeking to assure business. The presi dent feels business men should have more confidence snd exert mort leadership. , Hiiee Salmun Caught ' ABERDEEN. Wmh. (UP) What was believed the largest salmon ever caught In an Olympic Peninsula stream was taken by Jim Baker In the Queets river. It weighed seventy seven pounds. - By GLUYAS WILLIAMS irWS 'friERE'S Ko NOT 1b SftRf TrlE WRrlflCE YEf, HE'U JUST 80U.D A TlRE Irt THE flRE PLACE LAV'S EIRE. RELAYS If THREE tiMES ONApilCE FROM WIILY WHO ARE SORE rf WbHf BORH "WE WAY HE HAD If S-ftv)D5 UP 1b fif Whf -Dllr!6,CRACKIN6 HEAD OlJ EP6E OF MATTEL STARTS CMHPMb PtoE OF rJEv&PAPER FOR KiN DLIM&WIFE CRYW6 DOUT USE fODAV'S PAPER, SHE HASlJ'f READ If VEf FiHM 50ME OLD PAPERS DOWN CELLAR j WJD U6Hf$ FiRE Vhich IMMEDIATELY Sfeftft SMCKIK6 tfSOROISLV RECEIVES PLENTIFUL ADVlCE US To WHAf IS lYROrte.lrlf CHIEF fHlrifi BElN&friAf TriE BI6 L04 ODWf To BE MOvtf PACK CArJf SEE WELL BECAUSE OF SMOKE IN Elfe, AND PlKCHES FiNfeER, irl TbM&S FiRE STOPS SM0KIN6, HAVlffo SOME OUT! 60E5 DOWN AND STARTS YHE FURNACE The Irony of the situ 1 "But Lou, bow do you know I'm the kind of a person yon want?" "I've observed. Folks have told me things about you, Tony Gszettl for Instance." "Oh but Tony's prejudiced and you know Italians, you do them one good turn and they are true for life." "They're loyal, of course, but not without reason.", "And Lon, I have a terrible tem per. It's always getting me Into trouble." "I've heard of that too, Anne calls It justified Indignation. Besides. Ian, I'm not altogether blind, deaf and dumb. I love you JuBt aa you are. The question before the bouse la not you, but me. Do you think you could learn to love a fellow like me well enough to marry blmT" HIS tone was wistfuL In It Marian felt tho hurt of the small boy who bad known poverty and never fully recovered from the blight of being scorned. "Lon," ahe chlded, laughter In Jier eyes, "you are blind, deaf and dumb. If you weren't you'd know I've been head-over-heels In love with you elnce the first moment I met you." A cold wind whipped around the edge of the great rock, whined, then flew off Into space carrying sclntllat Ing snow sparkles with It, but In the close, curtained car, warmed now by their blankets and each others arms, they sat unconscious of the wind, or the vast amphi theater of mountain tope and lakes. Even the wondar of finding their love mutual, however, couldn't keep out the cold of early aprlng forever, and Lon, with newly awakened con alteration tor the girl beside him, remembered the bottle of coffee he had picked up at the hotel cafo. and the pal of ground beef for Hero. The big dog. who had been leap itng about In the anow. raced to the car when Lon whistled, gazed at bis master with wise eyes aa Lon presented Marian aa the fuluro Mrs. Cssad, and offered his paw with the bored expression of one whose sen sitive nostrils, having discovered tbe proiimnlty of raw beef, consid ered new mistresses of secondary Importance. Then slowly, because one-armed atlon struck Marian. "I did," returned Marian," ant brought blm back with me and 1 Vitend to keep him always." "Three guesses as to bis name," chuckled Anne, snuggling Into I robe, "first guess Lon, second guesi E ... by the way Ian, what does ths E stand for?" "Exceptional, extraordinary, ele gant" "Enough . . . well' congratula tions, not that I'm at all surprised at Lon. When's the ceremony to take place?" "In about a mouth. Have to give my ofQce two weeks' notice, then trot borne and help mother arrange the festivities. Anne, will you be my maid of honor?" "I will not." . "Anne!" "But If you coax, I'll be matron of bonor. Doc and 1 decided this apartment was too large for me to keep atone, so we'll be married when you leave." "You mean you've already dis cussed It? But how did you know" and she paused because Anne couldn't bear her above her own gleeful laugh. "How did we know, you blossed In fant. Oo take a look a your news paper and see tbe glory you've sprond over Sliver Hondon, while I practice on the kind of a breakfast I'll cook for Doctor Al." Marian settled Into a chair and began to read, thought of Hondon, and called to Anne. "How's Hon don getting along?" "Fine." answered Anne. "They took him to Meredith you know, and Nora Rellty, a girl I trained with at Meredith Is on night special. Shall pull him through or die In the attempt," Marian turned hack to the paper. They hnd given her story a nice "play." The Irony of 'Is struck Ma rian forcibly. She felt like the man who bad created a god of mud and stick and stonea, then watched It come to life and strike at him. She had created this Sliver, the only one Lon knew and she felt Intuitively that some day this Image would deal her a telling blow. (Crr'it, Wit, J I nn4 VwmmJ Tomorrow, Marian wonders whether ihs has hilped Hondon fur all. SET AT $626,543 PAI.r.M. Oct. 18 lAPt Praent tlon of the budget of the remaining five lnMltutloni nr the ttale which had not previously atibmltted eatl mate for the next two years featuied the ahort meeting of the atat board of control here Wednesday afternoon, with P. J. Stadelman, necretary of tate, presiding. Tbe bwlRet of the Mate penitenti ary, with population of about 1000 Inmate, vim set at 1628,433, aa com pared with M70.0M Im the punt hlen nlum. The in"ie;t.ie waa accounted for chiefly by the addition of uu Ing room, hoepltal and equipment at aa.yooo and a new refrigerating plant at I1.V000 requested by the institu tion. The budget will be aubmltted j to the etate budget dlrevtor. The Eastern Oregon hospital at I Pendleton did not enter any requests I for capital outlay tn it budget of ' MA0,aS6. The expenditure th pwt two year totaled 9428.241. The blttut trade achool at Portlanl submitted a budget for artfl 407 aa compared with 155.906 the puM wo years. The training school for ws eatlmated Its co.t at 1145.935 aa 1 agftttut the expenditure of $107,957 ' during the present btennlum. The population there waa set at 144. ; Neither of the Institution entered major capital outlay request. 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