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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1935.
WnGREAT RICHES
SYNOPSIS: Bcino Jam Btm
son. , 0 A'au Concord Ka., is
a considerable distinction etp
dally bo it that the death ot hit
grand parent has mad th boy
hejd of hi family tiut J a me be
lieve that their death ha nlao rob
bed him ot hi lalth in a aammiaer'
at God. Judn flotcomi, hi good
friend, i erplainina a $imilar itu
at ion in hi own youth to th boy.
Chapter Heven
HOPE AGAIN
AND you went on oellevtng !n
God?" asked James. "In a pity
lng God?"
"1 went on hating Hlra," the Judge
said. "1 strutted around bating Him
like a pompous little bantam cock. It
gave me an enormous satisfaction, I
can tell you."
-And then wnat7" James asked. In
terested. "Then 1 grew up and realized i
was a confounded ass and that my
plcayuntsb bates and despairs mat
tered no more to the Almighty than
the love attain or a louse mattered
to me. It was highly unpleasant but
extremely educational. I've never
been much more than ace high tn my
own estimation since."
James laughed. He said shyly: "It
was kind of you to tell me. But I don't
bate God. 1 just don't believe in Him
or In a Hereafter. 1 think men Just
Remember that nothing Is or can be
wasted. The best of the old gentle
man may be changed, undoubtedly la
changed beyond human understand
lng, but dajnmtt hoy what does that
matter? It cannot be lost."
James went home whistling, bead
thrown back, arms swinging Tree.
The black bound or despair which for
weeks t.ad dodged hli foolatept had
proved hut a shadow after all. James
laughed aloud from sheer relief. At
least he had a hope, more than a
hope. After all he might cheat the
grave. He might go on . somehow
He was too excited that night to
eat his dinner and Aunt 8arah sug
gested a dose or castor oil. Castor
oil? How like a woman! He teaBed
her Into cheerfulness. It waa their
first cheerful evening since his
grandmother died- Later he lay sleep
less In bed watching the stars.
IT had been planned the Bummer
before bla grandfather was in
Jured that James should go Uast to
school that September to prepare
for college but thnt project was. of
course, abandoned when It became
evident that be would be needed at
home.
But the following Spring when
there were only the two of them to
be considered, hfa Aunt Sarah, out
of a clear sky. derided that she was
being seltlsb and standing In James1
UUM'S TRYSTS
IN HOEKNOl
BAN JOBE. Cal., March 33. (AP)
The state prepared today to press
for rapid completion of It case
Hgalnst David Lamson, accused of
clubbing his wife to death, when his
second trial resumes on Monday
i!ter the week-end recess.
Members of the prosecution staff
hoped they would be able to wind
ii p their s'-de of the evidence by
Monday or Tuesday with the calling
of two more expert witnesses. Drs.
A. M. Moody and Jessee Carr of San
i- ranclsco.
They made no mention of plans
call Mrs. Sara Kelley, Sacramento
iivorcee, to whom they allege Lam
:on was attentive.
It waa made known, however, the
:.tate has possession of a San Fran
j cinco hotel register by which It may
nttempt to show Lam son kept trysts
some ten times from December, 1932,
to May. 1D33. The defense asserted
Lamson had alibis for many of the
: dates.
Gable and Colbert at Studio
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mmmmmimminmm
aiade Him up because they couldn't
bear not to."
"There are a lot of arguments 1
might give you, but you probably
know most of them. Here's the best
one, one 1 got hold of a thousand
years ago and leeched onto and
never let go.M
He leaned over the desk, tore a
shoot off a pad. held It over Lulu's
black and crimson beak and lighted
It, letting the ash fall Into the tray.
Speaking slowly and authoritative
ly the Judge went on to explain the
law of phyMca that nothing in or on
or under this earth can be tost or
dona away with, only changed as the
paper bad changed under their eyes
to gases and ash. but never by any
possibility blotted out or annihilated
all a commonplace to any hut a
cbool boy.
To James It was both new and
revolutionary- With bis quick Intelli
gence he grasped It Instantly and a
God-given hope sprang to Ufa in his
heart If even hts fiesh could only be
changed Into Its original elements
would bla Intelligence, his personal
ity chaage In some unimaginable
manner, but still survive? Unac
countably be did not like to ask the
Judge.
"TOUT how about goodness and
Honor and Intangibles like
that?" he finally questioned.
"I believe that the things of the
spirit must go on. Thay are stronger,
more powerful than organic matter
The faith that moves mountains
builds cathedrals ... 1 am certain
that they are not lost, though 1 am
not wise enough with my finite mind
to understand how. Your grandfa
ther, for Instance, was an inspiration
to everyone who know him well
Nover doubt my boy that though we
cannot see It or touch It that Insplra
tlon Is stilt here, all about us."
"But but his personality?
Grandfather hl".nsoir?"
"His personality was your grand
daddy. Ills worn-out body was no
more the Governor than the arm he
lost in the Civil War. Hang onto that.
way. Nothing would satiety tier hul
that he should be sent off to prepara
tory school Immediately.
Consequently he entored after the
Easier vacation, which Is the worsi
possible time for even the most cas
hardened and experienced old tlmei
to enter a new school. Othors of nil
age and condition, who have enrollec
as a class In the autumn, have beos
long bofore this whipped more oi
less into shape and their more evl
dent crassnesses and dirferentnesaoi
Ironed reiontlcsflly out.
Moreover, by Easter the upper an
lower classmen are apt to be bored
and eager for entertainment. James
during bib first term and at great
hurt to bla dignity, furnished ran
entertainment.
It la no easy thing for one wh
has boon from his birth a porsonagi
to adjust himself in the twtnkltm
of an eye to a position of monumen
tal obscurity sueff as James occupied
In hts new environment. The onlj
preparation he had had for hli
changed estate came from Jmtgf
Holcomb who had taken him asldi
before be leU homo and given hla
what be considered tho moat price
lens advice.
"You'll feel at first like a pup ahui
outside In the dark whining to gel
In to the fire," warned the Judge.
"1 suppose ao." suld James, "bui
I'll try nol to whlno."
"I'm nol afratd or that. But you'll
be sodoggoned lonesome for a while
you'll be willing to throw your arms
about the neck of the first young
whelp who ao much aa notices your
existence or gives yon a cnnunl good
morning, I know. 1 went through It
all myself.
"Don't be In any rush to play
Damon lo tho rtral I'ythlas who asks
you. Look around. Koel your way.
You won't hare the slightest trouble
In taking your proper place. If you
don't get swamped at the beginning
with n lot of left-ovt'rs nobody elM
will associate with."
(Copvright l!JJ it, it eel fl . Farnham.
Tomorrow, ichooi privet a cross
which Jani be.n with um d i f
1935 Frigidaires
Displayed Here By
Leonard Electric
All sloes of gleaming white, roomy
Frlgldalre refrigerators for 193S are
now on display at the Leonard Elec
tric store in the Holly theatre build
ing, and the outstanding feature of
the new models Is the "Super
Freezer."
The exclusive Frlgldalre super
freezer makes possible a complete
fit
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MAN'S EMOTIONS
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Mutiun picture lans who have been
waiting with keen delight for the
local showing of "It Happened One
Night,' the romantic screen comedy
co-starring Clark Gable and Claud-
ette Colbert, will be appeased with
the news that the film opens today
at the Studio theater for a 4 day run.
Cable, today, is undoubtedly the
most masculine stellar figure on the
screen.
refrigeration service: fast freezing.
frozen storage, extra cold storage.
moist storage and normal storage
all In the same cabinet, according
to Morris B. Leonard.
Prlgldalre'g life time porcelain fin
ish Is particularly easy to keep spot
lessly clean due to the fact that It
la acid-resisting and is not Impaired
by grease.
A surprising amount of food may
be preserved in Prlgldalre's Kold
chest which has a large ice cube
capacity. There are two stainless
metal trays In which 36 cubes, or
three pounds of Ice may be frozen
at one time.
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Bottle Aided Mother Pig
ANACORTES, Wash. (UP) Crop
reduction days are over, decided a
matronly hog owned by William Sy- i
monda. Sc she gave birth to 17 young- 1
sters. Symonds supplemented their
diet with bottle fare. The sow pro-
vlded table room for only 13. I
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Rome portraits of family groups
and children at Special Prices
Shangle Studio. Phone 1308.
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THE NE3BS liiicky Girl
By Sol Hess
Carlson's Orchestra
Here Again April 3
By populur demand by many who
heard hlra at the Elki temple In the
hlRhly aucceMful Elks New Year's
eve dance, and others who wore turn
ed away, Merle Carlson and his 12
piece Columbia Broadcast) ng orches
tra will be brought to Medford agnln.
In a spring dance at Orl(ntal Oar
dens Wednetvlay night, April 3. Bob
Strang has secured the entertainers
and will sponsor the dance.
In anticipation of a large crowd
the Oriental Gardens was secured to
assure utmost enjoyment of the mu
slc. Merle Carlson is returning from
Seattle, where he was engaged for
four weeks at the Olympla hotel, and
where he played for the governor's
ball.
The orchestra Is a versatile enter
tainment pwp ttt "turns out"
what Is ncla''oi.i'4 tto fceic wuslc
ever brought irvrfiWy. petite Paul
ine Byrns of &viv. i tnen secured
recently as a nsular addition to the
orchentra and Is the feature vocalist.
Besides melodious waltzes, fox
trots and novelty numbers, the or
ganisation has a trio of voices,
MiM'l'hiMr . t . n brass
and a male glco club.
quintet
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MR .
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FEEL SlCK? I AM
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AWAY- I WANT
TO DIE-
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E.VERV THING
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HIM FER. ME TO
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