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r PAGE TWELVE JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, rEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY, MXRCn 31, 1933, grNOPSlB: Jamil Bttmeon, til Innt ot till Neio Concord. Kae.. Bttmeone Vith the exception ot hi maiden Aunt Sarah hne been compelled to toreao ootleoe beeauee Sarah loll most ot the family money. Jamee hae read taw tn Judge Hotrnmf'i oAT however and the Judge ie eonvtneed he hoe proditt un.fr hte ii'inn .Vein Cnnrord'e women, meanwhile have etarted to And Jamee a euitaltte wile. Chapter 13 JANE NORTHRUP THE lsdles wers agreed on one point at least. Beauty they derid ed finally might be a belp. but could be waived. Charm ot manner and consideration for older people were considered Indispensable. Serious mlndedness was debatable as was a tondnesa trr the sterner sex as well as an aptitude for ehurcb work. But the self elected arbltera of James' destiny set so bleb a stand ard as their Ideal for his mate that It seemed for a long long while that they never would agree and that James would be left to bungle along unaided and marry In the usual hit or miss fashion. . Ani the' when they were moat discouraged, In a regular "Isn't-ruth-Strangor-Than-Flctlon" fash ion, Just after the ladles had come up bump against an Insurmountable Impaubc, Jano Adelaide N'ortlirup re turned home from two years' school log In New England followed by a rear In Europe. The Ideal was suddenly found and the quest ended. As they all Joyfully sgreed It really seemed too good to be true. That Jane passed with flying col on evory test that the most subtle Ingenuity of feminine Intellect could devise showed the stuff that she was made of. Even the most critical and most exacting of James' friends, ven those wbo had cherished se cret hopes for tholr own daughters, greed that Jane seemed to have been made to order as the perfect wife for the brilliant but Impractical embryo statesman. The little circle of earnest en thus), sts drew a deep breath of complete satisfaction as they rested after olvlng their problem. Aa Miss Julia reinarkod, "It did seem that Providence was looking out for James all the while. Just like the Judge bad said " There remained only the minor matter ot arranging to throw the chosen two togcthor so that llioy might fall properly In love. For of course It was to be a love match; nothing less for Dr. Jim's son was to be thought of. Their part waa merely to guide a young man's fancy. IANB NOIt'l'HRUP had left home three years earlier an overgrown, rather forward, port and much spoiled only daughter of New Con cord's richest cltltcn. No ono except Jane's fnther and mother had thought then that she gavo promise ot good looks or charm. Uut she returned su lovely a thing to look at. so perfectly mannered and polished snd "tlnlshnd'' a prod ucl that her native town felt a warm glow of pride In producing her. Jane mirlnuht,cill posHeiutPd what Is known In Now Concord as "a bead en ber shoulders" and sho very evl dontly had used It to the host noa slhle advantage. Sho dressed boau Wully. carrlrd herself well, made the most ot every gooil point. As she walked down North Fifth 8treet. apparently unite unronsrlnus of ber young alluring sllmness, the women smiled at her Aa she pissed long Commercial Street all mas- HAT IN GOP RING DENVER, Colo, Marrli 30 (AD Clov. Alf. M. l-andon, a Krpubltran Who hns twtre nurvlvM IVmncrntlc landilldcA. traveled buck to Kun!ni to day niiliiK)y iion-coiiiiimtal about hit own rhtiKPt in thr lit.m prrtidm tial rnr and mi rpr mindly rrtlrni about party rrjuMMiMinn 'Em riirnt," hp Mid in cfnrii ol Republican pro.prrl nru ymr, n hp vuitPd Coloiado lor two rirv. but he turned amdr aprriri 1i.qulr.ra about thp forthcoming political con frranr In Kanha Cliy. Earlier in the week he had dlr.ruw.rd plun lor '' '' if -Hili&l GREAT RICHES, cullne eyes followed her, gleaming complete approbation. Every belt and buckle of Jane's waa alwnya In place, every flounce smooth and straight, every dark strand of satiny hair lust where It should be. Jane possessed the rare gift or being able to go to a picnic wearing a white dress and of coming back aa fresh and Immaculate aa when she set out, while every other girl present would return flushed and untidy. She was blessed besides with a clear white skin that seldom burned or chapped, with quantities ot dark wavy hair, which she wore In a braid on ber bead like a crown and with deeply fringed sparkling black eyea. JANE'S physical charms were but the beginning of ber utter desir ableness. Everything James lacked Jane bad. She had self-confidence enough for two for one thing, she had money, stacks and stacks of It, (or at least her father had), and she was practical and sensible enough for a half dozen. Look how she took hold when ber mother was III and ran that Kermess and raised the money for the Wo men's Rost Room a really marvel ous achievement for a girl of twenty-two. Moreover, Jane bad blood almost as bluo as Jnmca' own, at lensl on the N'orlbrup side (Mrs. Northrup coming from Wisconsin and nobody knowing much about her family) and to cap It all Jane's childhood, portnesa had developed Into a truly delightful cleverness. Indeed Janel was soon famod far and wldo for ber witty speeches and the aptness ofi her quick replies. A widely quoted hon mot wasl Jane's careless assertion that when she met someone she found she! could not Interest by any e.tortlon she talked about herself so that one of them at least should have a good time. Another, roforrlng to Tom 8nlf fons, who bad a rich brother-in-law named Axel Uodswortb, was that Tom probably novor would amount to much as long as be "bad an axel to grind." It was agreed in all of New Concord that Jane would "shine" In Washington society and bo a grent help to hor husband. is it any wonder then that the good ladles who had James' career so much at heart felt that James and Jano were "made" for each other- by a complacent Omnipotent I'rov-' IdencoT Or Is It any wonder that there was' I bowlldernicnt and confusion exceed ing all bounds when James, after meeting the now Jane a dozen or more times nnd after dlulng with her, dnnclng with hor, picnicking with her In tho moonlight, and seem ing to make the most ravorable Im pressions upon tho paragon herself, out of a clear sky, after knowing her nil hla life, suddenly seemed tni notice Utile Leallo Harris tor tho llrst time, and thereupon dropped' Jano as abruptly nnd unexpectedly ns If she had been made of nettles. Every spare hour of his thereafter was devoted to Leslie Leslie Har ris, Hie printer's iluughtor Leslie of all people! No wonder Miss Julia and Miss Sarnh and Aunt lx)ti and nil their friends wrung their hands In deep despulr. Nevertheless, ns Miss Julia said herself, they might tune expected It. Wasn't It exactly MKo him? They should have been prepared. (Cflpvright IS.ti Jf.ifl H. Tomorrow, th. irwleg Qivrt Letht th. one. ovir. AI EUGENE EYED rORTMND. Ore, March 30 f AIM i A special ritpnt,h to the Journal tiwliiy Mid Assistant Ivt muster Oen ernl Puuluni has Informed iSrimtor Mi'N.iry that the department m no. IcaTvfulIy into the public building alt- i nation at Euuene. An mpH tor ha recommended pur jcliiiip ot additional land acltacent to th" present biilldirttr. rr mod Mini ot jthe old mructnre and oonatructUm tit 'an estrn-ion. the diipti-h Mid. while iftome city official and prominent re. Idrnt have profot.o aitnlnst any rf-fr-rt to rrin.'rn-l t.'ie old tuilldlnil. ai LIKE NEW DEAL OE PRES. ROOSEVELT Spanish Dictator Advocate of Co-operation Between Capita! and Labor Also Had System of Codes By H. LANDER United press 8tvff Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP) Striking Alml. art ties between various phases of the "New Deal" and certain as pects of the Prlmo do Rivera regime In Spain were noted as President Roosevelt entered the third year of his administration. While Oenerat Prlmo de Rivera was called to form a dictatorship In 1023 primarily to prevent King Al fonso XIII being embarrassed by a prospective parliamentary Investiga tion Into the Moroccan campaigns, he remained at the helm long after that task was accomplished. rivtllan IHrtaloMhlp From 1026 to 1930 Prlmo de Rivera considered his regime a "civilian dic tatorship," and It waa during this period that much waa done along the same II nm of the "New Deal" of to day In this continent, prlmo fell In 1030; Alfonso's downfall occurred In lo:il. The NRA had Its predecessor In m siv'fr -op- . ' BjTcnpar I V J f ' J. ' V Wo,J 33l&TUT.T3tw6 I 1 i LsH . jf (Copyright. 1935. by The Bell 8yadicat, Inc.) w2fl TAILSPIN TOMMY "Out of tho Fire Into ?" By Hal Forrest u30TCHrL"X SH- riylOHEN ?eOPeHS 'T rfi M'tcSOLOV' i MEttE'a Sl tJ)S OAY HAV6 "TO S O'D LIKE TO TAKE 1 'OP' (SONNA THiOOOCl 'USCCfi yt-2 M iW ) UlCK'-HET, SHOOT OUR UIW OUTyt5 A AT THAT .fWKtVO DO? WW CATCH HlMiBSnji It''S SOTA SLmuP j IF EY CATCH US V O ASPER, SOMeS rae&arYSio m i)sr-w-f: I we won't 4&rMWh uthat asaimst a wall-WIIlam--.. rs vwvny t -asTx i.7'.'m v o i ---- ita- noma smr.;i-&v,:i Hfe3a"5i' - s& ymyv. it m imH . . t-a&w i w ' I gj BEN WEBSTER'S CAREER The Second Request rv Edwin A'-er IWipWB9! PWB V Jk IVE BEEN HERE ELEVEN feAINT TVAERE MOU FOLKS HAPPEhl TO BE f 1 wiru-r i;?cV, AHP WmSm VERVFAR WELL, IMA, j VEARS AND NOT UNTIL 1 ALWAYS A fa f THE SECOND IN THIS CASE - 'ifljVfl . fl Ml I I EMD Lvoiv tiVll'lJhW from the ifMocBABBirs. tonight has anyone 1 first for, M 1 half an hour ago ayounq W(fi BJrtflfM' -V I .fi" "V ' ittlJlllMlVll CANMON IIMOUSINS i EVER ASKED AAE THE fl EVERYTHIN ? I U) I FEUOW ASKED ME THE WAY- 0MlWj,Vii ; THE NEBES- Town Oossip Ky So kest IUST VOMO IS TMKS Vi' kL IF 1 DOrJT CA33E AUD VMWOT A "Wl " . "' I DOMT KNJOVU UJMAT Tt-IE '"xl FCeELAOV . HOSTESS ' H" T IMTeRESTEO BUT X TMIKJK ITS DUE COMVERSATIOMS ABOUT fJOT I'LL BET VWMiVTBVER. VCO CALL ER. CLOTr TVT ; Ue PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUIOITV TO i ( ITS ABOUT MISS DEEM. I'M REALLV UUWOM MR.NE88 HlD?iocV.K A 7 V KNJOuJ lUMO 5Me 15 AD DOIOT TUIKJK W.OU5 ,TO KKIOLO VUMO SME is AMD i miss deem is mer Agek ooi ; XZ f5 ?ve AwV susinjess ' viweRe she ce prom, 4.w1tw Wtf&iu 4fer lit BRINQINQ UP FATHER ' By George McMnnu. ,wu t i 1 I I .i : : I ReSl.TTLECTCLS 1 uT,HirMfc ,11 RE6UTTUE. OBJECTOR AMD I 1 i fiIpMT kiot&TT VPM I WORRIED. BUT t RE.8UTTLE E.MTEREO AkjOTMER. , lyvTTHCDZwNT thItLs eor0? WHATS Suit against yop for sslgo ' ! TUFIri CLIENTS SUIT FOft- GOOD COT OF IT j THAT ? J,H& cTPt tW i t-OOO . ' NEWS ' V ) IP yOO WANT TO SETTLE. J zzrr-3 I J V n S OUT OF COURT ' qV t v v TV1 1 1 ! Prlmo's system of arbitration boards. or "co mites parltartoa." prlmo waa a great advocate of "co-operation" be tween capital and labor, and his speeches at that time sounded much the same as do those of Donald Rich berg today. Like the cod administrations, the "comltes parltarlos" were supported by assessments on the particular In dustry regulated. Just as there are hundreds of codes, there were hun dreds of co mites, in Spain the labor element at first obtained the greatest advantages from the system; ultima tely the tide swung In the other di rection. Licensed Industry ' Prlmo also had the power to li cense Industry, much as the author ity conferred on the president by the National Industrial Recovery Act. Prlmo de Rivera, like Mr. Roose velt, waa an enthusiast on Irrigation and hydro -electric products. Com parable to the TVA, on a relative scale, was the development of "El Chorro" at Malaga and other projects throughout the Peninsula. Reforestation of certain areas of their respective countries was envis aged by both Roosevelt and Prlmo. Nothing came of It In Spain. Along financial lines. President Roosevelt Is following much the same path which Prlmo took, prlmo used to brag about the surplus of bis "ordinary budget," while piling up huge deficits In his "extraordinary budget." The national debt was great ly Increased In both cases. Both Prlmo and Roosevelt, through their secretaries of the treasury, establish ed special funds for the manipula tion of foreign exchange. Deprecia tion of the dollar and peseta occur red In their respective countries. fioverninetit Loans Government loans to rnllroads to such an extent that exactly who own-, ed the carriers became a hard mat- ler to determine proceeded during the two administrations. Although Prlmo did not have the advantages of nation-wide hook-ups In hie day, he spoke directly to the people, travelling extensively, and making speeches everywhere he went. Army-officers wre used extensive ly In the civil administration of Spain In the days of Prlmo. and the United States under the New Deal. Enemlea of both regimes accused them of moving in the direction of Fascism. Doth Prlmo and Roosevelt at tempted to over -step party lines. Prlmo's Idea was to form one party In which "all patriots who wanted to serve their country" would find place. He named It the "Union Pat rlottca" (Patriotic Union), but It failed. Talk about a "New Deal party" In this country similarly has aroused little enthusiasm. Creation of advisory commissions on practically every problem that arose was a characteristic of both regimes. . a ETHIOPIA QUITS ADDIS ABABA, Ethopla, March 30. (AP) Taking special measures to protect foreigners In the capital agulnst possible hostilities, Emperor Halle Selassie's government today broke off direct negotiations with Italy today over the boundary dis putn which have brought 30.000 Ital. Ian troops Into neighboring Eritrea and Somallland. Ethiopia then sent a new note to the League of Nations. Use Mail Tribune want ads. I fConvrleht. 1935. bt To. Bell Svndlrate. Int.J f r i THE FAMILY ALBUM I bows j p- WISHES MILDRED AWD WILFRED WDJLP 6Ef HOME FROM "THE JAHCE. IS SURE SHt"Ht.f SlEPf A WltfK WAKES HUSBAMD UP aH0 1tUS HER NOT 1b WORRY AW0 60ES to SLEEP ASAlrf Fishes waTch oof from under Pillow akd PUTS Orl Lisvyf. Three o'clock! jqjg -THREE A.M. By gluyas Williams HF&R5 ft CAR, C0M1K6 VOvM tMt SfRECi" AND Srf5 DP HDrV WLLY. CAR PASSES 0H CLOSES EVES AKO -fftlES RES OLUTELY rfof TD WORRY. FAILS COMPLETELY CAST 51AND INACTION ANY L0W6ER AND SPRINGS 0l)T OF BED Lift StRAMH16 HER AND 1MA6INING THIK6S iHftV MAY HAVE HAPPfKEP COMES SUDDENLY WlDC AWAKE, SURE SHE HEARD FRONT POOR. offK. REALIZES SHE WAS MIS TAKEN FltfDS MILDRED AND WILFRED, WHO APPARENTLY CAME IN MlLE SHE P02ED, ASlEEP IS THEIR ROOMS. RE-J tlJKNS 5HLEPI5HLY 10 BfcP ft tht mid'Waai langth. KathciUtft at aoiiie ; fan a m iaiie. tructure on the ptent i
