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Newspaper Page Texti PAGE SIX MEDFORD MATL TRinilNE. MEDFOItl). OREGON. MONDAY. NOVEMBER" 19, 193-!, Judith) Lane! Marian Gordon bv jeaxxk innr.u.tx time, Lon Vaiad'e etuptdity hat prevented hit win Uartan trom getting the evidence which Mil free Lon trom the machination of McSwain, the crooked contractor for wliom Lon work, and perhape keep the young man out of priton. Sot only that, but apparently Lon ha epent tho evenlna with Stiver ttnndon, HcKwain'e daughter and liarlan'l worst rival. Chapter 4S STRAIGHT TALK LON bad asked her to underatand It he did things that teemed queer at the moment, Marian re membered. Well this certainly seemed queer, but why irasn't ahe accorded the same trust? "Too bad you couldn't Join us at dinner," Silver said. "We bad a grand time, didn't we Loony?" "Umph." grunted ton. "Indian for yes," 8llver chuckled. "We went over to Ban Francisco, drove around by the Peninsula, then came back across tbe ferry." Marian felt she must say some thing. She couldn't let Silver tee bow deeply wounded she felt. "One of these little aee America first trips," ahe suggested. And added silently, then Lon hasn't been homo, he must have telephoned the bouse and May told him where to find me. What was all that rubbish "Good night, Marian, Silver an awered, then, "say, by tbe way, where la Hamlin stopping?" Marian looked at her, and laughed. "Sliver," sbe chlded, "haven't you had enough experience with men to know you should concentrate on one at a time," and she scurried off Into the darkness. As she mounted the bill her anger mounted with ber until by tbe time sbe reached the bouse, she wished sbe bad turned on the two of tbem. and told them wbat sbe thought of them. Trust Lon? She'd trust no man with Silver. And Hamlin, that was the second time Lon's jealousy bad frustrated ber attempt to help him through the man be aeemed to hate. She dispatched May and Wakl, let Hero run to tbe hill top and back, then took him Indoors and sat down to wait for Lon. And as she waited her anger burned down to grey ashes of despair. Silver had seen her talking to Hamlin. Would she realize the sig nificance of that conference? Know ing that no one but Hamlin knew what bad happened that night In Reno, would she with her alertness to her own danger, know what was In the air? "Why did I tell Lon not to hurry?" TURKEY EGG COST "I c6rvalLIS, Ore. (Spl.) Around Thanksgiving time the mind of the j average citizen turn to thought! o: turxey and cranberry sauce, Dut tur key grower are more likely to be thinking of how neit year's turkeys may be produced more economically, and therefore at a greater profit. And 1 whether the egg or the turkey comes first, economy In turkey production begins with economical production of hatching eggs. The cost of producing " turkey hatching eggs on ' Oregon poultry farms varies from ten cent to thirty cents per egg, with 13 6 cents as tha average, a report of a survey of 45 representative flocks by members or the farm management department at Oregon 'State college shows. The average flock constated of 144 hens and 15 toms. While only 40 per cent of the farina surveyed had costs of less thin 19 cents ; per hatching egg, theae farms produced 56 per cent of then eggs, the report says. For 10 farms on which less than 35 hatching eggs per hen were produced, the average cost was 18.2 cents, and on 12 farmi with a production of 40 or more eggs per hen the cost waa only 11.2 cents. Average production per hen for the 45 flocks was 33 hatching eggs and 4 cull eggs per hen, not including brcken ettBs, which were estimated I at 2.5 per cent of the total production. Food amounted to 38 per cent ofi the total cost, labor to 20 p;r cent, depreciation of thfi breeding flock to 30 per cent, and other Hems to 12 per cent. Cash expense Items ac counted for 43 per cent- of the total cost and non-cash Items for 57 per cent. Average food and labor require ments for the flocks. Including the toms, amounted to 56.5 pounds of mash, 62.2 pounds of grain, and 41 hours of labor per hen. The average capital Investment in the toreedln,? flock and for land, buildings ana equipment used for It was calculated at 14.15 per hen. All costs per hen were naturally found to be lower for the larger flocks. A detailed report of this survey, which was carried on for the year ending June 1, 1934, by A. 8. BurrlfT, F. L. Knowlton, and H. E. Sclby, has now been published as Oregon Exper iment Station bulletin 333, entitled. "Coat of Producing Turkey Hatching Eggs In Oregon." . f Mrs. Weston and her committee an nounce one of those famous Turke? Dinners at Parish Hall. Wednesday at south wind off the coast. 5:30. Adults 50c, Children 25c. THE END OF THE MEAL By GLUYAS WILLIAMS Bert Miller of Hilt. Cal., forme.-:; of Medford, Ore., died at Berkeley. Cal., November 18. 1934. He had befn postmaster at Hilt for several yca;-5. He leaves to mourn, hla wife, May Mlller; two sons, Weldon and Jim mte, and one daughter, Marlon Mil ler; two brothers, Ed C. Miller Medtord and Frank H. Miller of Sac ramento. Cal. Funeral services will be held No vember 20. at' 10 a. m.. at Hull & Burgins undertaking parlors, Berkeley- thought you aald you'd trust me," said Lon, le had talked about a business con ,'eronce with McSwaln? Montally 'ilie tabulated the time It would have taken for such a trip, with din 3o r Included. "There's nothing clandestine bout us, is there Mr, Casad?" con tinued Silver, "There's no roason for anything clandeatlne," Lon barked. Marian felt ber scalp tingle, fore runner of anger, and she mustn't allow ber anger to control ber. "Think I'll suggest to Max that we try that," she said, and waa re warded by feeling tbe car swerve dangerously aa Lon Jerked tbe wheel. "Oh, don't take Max seriously," Silver countered, "he falls for every girl he sees, i bad him on my bands for a wblle." "And or course you couldn't af ford to waste your time on a man without money," Marian Dashed back. "Too bad you didn't realise jbe waa to make a fortune on 'Sliver t Slave.' Hollywood paid him an amnslng price for his picture rights." "Oh really?" Silver forgot her 'plgue In ar Interest In Hamlin's flnas4. 'Ha mean Marias oomu.ras s aaslr le say. "The uui Umi rt uiH Dial so. Itlon. U waa aaioi Loa. In.t.aa ihe aald a. Unao tat mmt i jOJ m Uerasi la .rying. "1 et r.m.m ib.r thai at unit the actual I amount; ! read aboat !!." A" S ibey seared (nlan Lodae. Mania leaned aoma tMWer and spoke la a.r aaaeenl. "kilns Iroeplna n a.r.r sbe aik.d. T ear tbe Waklt want to g.t home Loa .'nrn.S ls ike trnewir. "Dou'l bother .leoai ooinina up. I eau walk from Sera .a, said. The car stoaaaa !! a aavaas grlndlni ol brakes Marian stepp.d out and Icok.a sack. " Might. ller," ahe aald. and to l.ou, "don't hurry home on my account." she asked herself. "I must see him. we must talk thla ovor. ir tjllvoi tolls her father . . . but maybe ahe won't aoo him ncToro noxt week end . . . and maybe aho'a talking to him right now. He'll know what I'm up to. He ll know right away that I'm trying to reach llondnn." SHE heard a car coming up the drive, it would be Lon for no one else had a key to the padlocked gates. Only apprchenalon for his safety waa In ber mind now. She beard the garage doora alam and Lon'a quick, determined footsteps coming towards the bouse. "1 believe we owe each other ex- -planatlons," Mnrlan corroded. "I don't see that," be roturned evenly. "1 do." She smllod at him. "You left here early today to go to Mo Swnin'e for a conference. According to Silver you drove down the penin sula and Into San Francisco for din ner. That must have taken all of your time." Suddonly Mnrlan know portoctly well what Lon would reply, tie would any. "1 thought you anld you would trust me." And he did. Strange. Marian thought In a Dash of consciousness that Included many things, that Lon Invariably seemed to remember and roaent every look, however Innocent, sbe bad cast at Hamlin: bow be per- slstently refused to see anytlilng strange In his constant willlngnese to be Silver's toll, and yet flew Into a tantrum the moment he aaw his Ife even In the company of an other man. If she had been making a husband to order, certainly ahe would not bate Included thla charactorlallc. lint l.ou was Lon and aha loved blm. 1 didn't think you'd misrepresent tilings hen I anld Hint." she an tweied blm. ' tCett'iitl. itn. h ' .....) Tomorrow McSw.ln makri an. eth.r desp.r.t. lung. In his own S.r.ni.. IV III Mill Kill I I" I INll thr" Application' for tlm ac-oml ! II in til SM UUL.UI.IIIIU and third of Ihe Mrlrs. yet to be pre. . ARE OFFERED FREE pared, could doubt Icrw be made In advance, sugar at s Professor Ba tchel-ler. Keen Interest In mining subject is' BR1NU1NU U V l Al'HK Deiun shown by people in moat parts of the state, find Professor Bsttrt eller. He emphasizes that applica tion for thpae free federal bulletins must be made direct to Wathinitton and not through his office. FARMS MPIIRTAN v' H S MRS AX) Xi 4-. i C0MPAKV TOR DINNER. 1t?t6 16 CWcH WfriER'5 Evt Wlfri SiNHiNg HEART SF5 . I ROUND It) SEE )F EEW OWE 1b SEC If H CM BE EWSEP. CoUSlH MVRfl-E ACCEPT A I. ElSE IS fiLMOil" THROU6H. FfM-5., MCrfoER BEIK6 ERv' SK0ND HELP1K6 WWrSTbeEfoOf lb PJLAV AffeHfiVE fo UNCLt HORACE Oreeo Heather. VLHJ VSM IrTl Cnsettled, rain tonight and Tues VrMk L--r I t I . . A' I I day; snow In mountains: moderats ; H 1 ---j i I flCTLj f V- I J I temperature: Iresh southeast ar.ti i L-J ' ' ' I K-- 1 -i I J ' I south wind off the coast. I '. . . I WWSPSR& REfiOE6f1& 6E K- Slrti AND WA1CHES C0U5IN 1RIE6 1b HtfWW fMlNSS UP I Phona 842. We'll haul iwnv vniit I . . . . . i . - , .. - . i 1 O.. M.ll It,bu..e want ads. f.uss. city Santa y fcrvica. ' .Tt? rtt, WWPtWNS VWMHIK WWW' ":"i , aOrtE HEAR BUT ON fiENEUM. M0UZ IM HE WORLD EAfS NAPKIN 7' ' J PRmt,PtE& Ko slower Than she w& . llrJl if rJ.W-' f'fiJf Aov 'I "iS SPRIN6& UP AXPrMlV A5 A . SEfflK BACK 5100HILV A Af lA6f Vtt ORDEAL ENDS . f f fi I,, 7. T" 1 1 fig I f a I F I J HALF HEARTED MOVEMENT T& AUNf Uiltf REMEMBERS A JWS FOR "THE 00t-OF-D00R& f'yjJyMr p J RI5E STIR& ROUND rriETBLE &T0RV SHE WANTS 1& "fELl. Pood amounted to 38 per cent ofi 1 1 i a i aaaaaBaaartaasaaaasaial a , ( (uepyrurni, ikh, ay ins Bell syndicate, Inc.) . 1 1-- ) S MATTER POP : Bv C M Payns .'rta,f '. ; ; . L- .'' Jl im. (CopyrieM. 193, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) TAILSPIN TOMMY Skcets Knows Something! - y ual t-unest jlaBJFeS4-'t Vv. mtA. IXJ'.u'-' Ctat.-s cymn-- i.ic.'n R S IVcou mean its too bad oe I IJxi. meav ruir rt" sevo 1 T'S rWNkrey ) jt.K 4P, need him to car n '-3zg&BSgl& nSJtP'DH't seT w ONt stts&eo s w baisx XM jjUflJkiW'&w is .showin' iifia, X'jfii up this $&Z3m PiAeove him-- jh - , orrs sr-w ll M '' " S BEN WEBSTER'S CAREER Sounding' the Call! ' Rt snwm ILtWS SORE A"tobjj )LXKS LONESOME fJON'T BELIEVE MeTN yC pflVS ' ' " fry ouiet place, sout!N's) txvou? waitll i wheel s v Cl tum T f ( ARCHIE THERE Ss?'f IXL BET THE WOODS THIS HERE CALLIOPE TO )' tHISU TUAl 41 WA5NT A -SCOND JF'5altft W$P 1 HEREABOUTS ARE " y Hi 1 ITS PROPER PLACE AND ) -?'2v4 FETCH ) . T"' -nr epif- ' ALL NIOHT LOMQ- M$BM$J;fy$jA -HJST PLUMB FULL O' : , V, 5TART PLAV1N' IT Yn 'EM V tE ' nAwC THE NEBBS-Thia Is the Life ' ' m ''''''' " "0Zot r.ett i 11 1 rrz: . ' ' ' 'ir 7 : : iajua . WlU,,e naiP :rr7rC : 1 WARMeD VOO N. VOO KMOW, OO-KE, IUWECM . v' ; t-S' SES, I'M SORRV THAT W5T7MF)li ' pSJM.LE OOiE I KDTTO 5HOOT WOO TOLO tJS ABOUT TWS if. ,a V, W OB COUI-CiKJ'T 6ET 53 ! :k l IjL1 H I STRAIGHT UP.VOURfc o, ie? , t.,a, .i it v , rr . i rJ A.UO AV ur A ,iccr-r- 'ni.'l. 3 I. 1 U.rV' " 6RAG6.SJ6 -IP W VUER6 Ml MM e-UOv 6VEM IP ME OOE3 P0W'- 1 XOV Wt-iy i ' , EARTH , VOO COOLOlvl'T V "J W,;5 TWIrvlKIMG !L3 ,1 i ? ' i :i t bra9, ewoosh eeooTsr trrlfA oAPrenwAROs rP&S .'((firjTH ih Vr tu s.n s i.u. tx.) Vv I tflU V' 'friVr--4 1 sTZj a v-J!-. -X , Bv Oeoroe Mrmanaj rr n 1 . 1 ) SJmilE OOiE SLIDER. IS E--KIOVlOCb HIMSELF AT JAKE weLLCR LOD&E MUIOT IKJ& ANJO FISH IKJG, R.ODV MOST ATT6NJO THB TRIAL, AT MlLLHOCiXOKJ WJUi CM STARTS TODAV m COHVALUS Opl.) Kour flrM rtrculflrs of Information on mlnlim uhjecu, mrlttfn mi m to be of in- tfrest mid valut to men rttmlly tn-1 , "ri CHftM In the industry urn vilhlf Boy Ifl CcWlGf Case lire ci di io intiii itiunii pijj(uj ihh dirtily to the United SUtm Bureau of Mines, Washington, D. C, arcord inn to word received by J. H. Batch eller, pmfewor of mining enftlneerliR at Oregon State College and eni tary cf the atate mining board. Nurnhera and titles of the avaklab'e bullFtlna are I. C. Mil. -Small Aale Placer Mining Methods" 1. C 0740. 'EAaenttala for a Preliminary Report on a fmMl Ivle.Oold Mine or Prr perr:" I C. flflco "Mining and Min ing Prartice at Amail Oold Mtnea." Por MODF.it N Pf El. OIL dfli'e.yj Near Starvation WAltSAW, Nov. n. Hftllroad em. ployea, unloading cnw of caviar from n Soviet train at the polish frontier station of Htolpce were amared today when they dropped cah and a boy frit out aa It broke open. The lad. Alrksy MietweJ. IS I yenra old. waa apmt-ronirioua. poa- alhly from-h'.uiaier, lhe caviar which! had surrounded him In the bo was ' In cans. i DADOY DEAR' TVAT WORRlD CCK)MT EMOOT b IMTHE PARLOR-. DETECT WM, BuT MOTHER THINK, HE) TlNC SHE WANTS ME TO MARRY HIM-WHAT 1 TO PG DOME? THlN'S COT TO GE DONE- 1 1 ; j r- i- rJOW- IP I CAM JUST GET MRS. JlGO?l TO MAK E A CA-dH StLTTLt.MEMV, I'lLWEO HE9 D-VDCHTtR-THEN "WMEM TMtV FINO OUT I M NOT A COOSJT, BUT JOT A CROOK TvityLL eE TO ASHAMED TO EXPOSE ME-HA-HAI r n WELL.1. A t LIVE AM' BREATHE' "EDCME.THE PORCH-CUMBER" VHF.N DlDVOUE GIT CXJT O' DE STIR' WMATCHA OOIM'IN MO TOU AT ME AlNT A COUNT? THAT HE'S A CROOK? "WHT DiDNJ'T YOU MOLD MIM AM' 5tNU I- tH THE LISTEN. BO"', t HAVE A HAUO 'NOOGH TIME OUCKIN' DE COP5 vio out ENDIN' FER EM. f I A I I k'- -y .tinxi,..;,., r, L,1 r