Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 05, 1935, Page 8, Image 8

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    PGE EIGHT
IMORNING STAB
KYN0PM8! It it beeause Emily
Felton's roommate at Ardmore Ju
dith Carroll, has out-tnanenvred
France Felton, Emily's managing
mother, that Emily is at the great
Carroll plantation tv epentt ths
Faster vacation. And tt te because
Judith's brother David ts as fasci
nating and as gaylu irresponsible
as Judith herself that Err.ilu has
forgotten all about cautious Edwin
Barnes at home, and fallen in love
with David. Then are riding over
the plantation, early on a typical
Alabama morning.
Chapter Six
DANC
"TTENRY, didn't 1 bear that you
IjL apent Saturday night In Jail?"
liked David of a field band.
Henry wriggled and grlnneS "1
ivear to' God. Mist' Darl I don'
taw who put dat liquor In my bug
ry. 1 went In de post'Offlce, and some
black devil musta stuck ljln while
t w gone."
David ahoutd ltb mirth. "I don't
fctit It In the least
M tin abl Ewily a 4Ur
US, the aajerb nlal tbt w
JftjKHtk vm MOtat, a Aw tb
ftSttfc aMtcr, coMjlaesatly praaldlia
vxo Ma kwtl(l jujpkw Corli
WXc tan t thcw lata kxr ra,
fc It ttjaieMray tarraarat' Ute
tara ant i !ae notlealcsix
!H V wilj. "Tie inf. frtr
-Vetm aat baalirtHmaMa" towla' stale' sterf.
altt.ttrM.cA kn va tW) All-Jt) at
tttKmi ;iuthi ls-a vlaws."
let Eially's elstenna tlM m:aa
a 1mm c rapraaluctloi, afaa li sul
44'ims, kst Umi a mbjwt for
mwM aeatyaoiy. Fuppluo a colMi,
tser htVi b ic a) mrt en4
em frwwwo tt MliWi lm tan tops
My aasat-m t IWM. tn IIm
eMattmt ar sets py. Ik cWft
ajY lkal.k.Wfca mCla kcnrf.
"X iw't kc me," DavWa r
4IWB i'.ifm. lllw ttf"t yi am
Haaa."
Cjlt 11 terms)
nt aa Tmf knrlKil ami
tlMtm MtlwaK Pro! Mta hi tkot
gtrvM!" Usa trWiftvnei. lit
Mrwl Mlt vltk tat.
Trr roi e4ovly VivA to tka
iWh tMr iiuv riiliHs ittonl-:ViIcN-t
tW .rrov rcite. TW atin
Avt sU-MtM k'Wjr. axe tlx mill of
4 cwtk tmei Iwtkw 7an
are in to tW3r n-w.
"Tr it Eiburatff." Datltf
4,M .;tIj. "1 tkl) It's BiJlxt to
fif Wst Vaiwal m klKtai tt
HfcllV.
nmmtM Wia iroViWa. ktnamn
tits pie t iiicitt4. t.e HkW
"I'm k-Ml tW Sv. ting I
W l"t all llfi'."
'Mlir, i:r Ball ned
V JilU ki4 n; to lu.' Dalld
e&erhlti vfsisti tkednov of thslr roora.
"J yo alp?" st lilper(l
aWjMfily.
".Hot lot." JudltU UMinoi till,
aai o the !e.MIaht."!thl
ailD-te lii a liVtli tory?"
toe oeme U and vat oej tha foot of
tfcs rmrdtiy them eirly.
BaUy taillwl at him. afld a.mdered
M thn rai lth flilon ht hd
arom accustomad to havlnf a man
lato her rooei t all hour ShM
kiel nr known a family H!tb
little rward for convfntlon and con
tfattlonal hour
Levft nlgtU aftsr having bid each
titftr goodnight, they )id consre
Mite thirty mlnutns later. In rsrl
ous stagea of nndiens, for an lm
tfromptu game of pnkpr on the living
room floor.
Living so completely In the pres
ent aa they did, they bad no real In
terest or belief In the arrival of a
tomorrow, and they never relln-
L
RAPID CITY. fl. D., Srpt. 5 fAPt
Discovery ol bon?a of the earliest
prlmatee near Powell, Wyo , which '
may prove a pertinent factor In e 1
tidy oT evolution maa diwjoned here
today hy Dr. Olen Jp.2)i, profewor
of geo.oy at Princeton university.
Dr. Jepsen, ftg"' npld City
bulne.a man. said the find was
mad by a group of Princeton uni
versity geologists In the Ft. Union
formation near Powell. He etunate.i
the boor were dO.Ooo.OCo year oil
"Bomesvii and a part of a skull
of the earliest primate of Uia orMer
to which monkeys, apes and man be
long aid Ttiicii may Im aiKeeiral to
by Maa:a Sims
qulahed their bold upon one day un
til another bad arrived. The aleep
thin lost tbey made up at odd mo
menta like bealtby animals, aleeplng
deeply and briefly in unexpected
placea. the living-room coucb, or a
swing on the wide verandah.
She wondered with silent mirth
what Francea Felton would have
said to such habits.
"I've Just had an Idea," David an
nounced. Judith grinned Impudently "No
wonder you waked us up to tell us."
He Ignored tftr. "Why don't w
have a dance tomorrow night aa
farewell celebration? I want to danci
with Emily."
"It's not a bad Idea," Judith con
ceded, "but It was born too late. Wi
can't get an orchestra on eugh short
notice.
"We can use borne talent. Caesar
and Cicero and Damon."
Emily laughed. "Imagine danctni
while Caesar and Cicero Addled!
Where did they get those names?"
David grinned. "The father ol
Ciwr ml Cicero Is Uterarft They
stall ' 'Sedr" and Slsro.'"
"Aid Demon," Judith fitrarkwl
rllft "lav ama4 vita gooa ri
for on at the ilbborbodl
ulraj."
Imlly ja. tb ka4 keerf tt
tllatf HUaJthct. but the; lit it avtnt
lte crotlbtv David mlkef t ha.
"Doa't Kind Juda She's V 'll
nlat hutr" .
"I'm not. t rcellst." 9h nt
ta:W to tlu orlajiail ubts:L "Thv
doa't tno-sf any music neaer thai
'Do by t RlMraloV or "f'mr
Wmft of Nlty-Sve.' "
"rftM, doa't theyl Cicero's wnt "
grapbophot ona of thca
tl lth a momlng-flory born'
tni every .turdy night they fM
9 aav record at the ten-cfit atore
aad play It until It wcara througa,
Tklch fi usually Monday morning. 1
coalan't igure inhere they vera get
ting themoaey. a I Invattlgtted inf
found thit thty vaara aaapplng the
miftr of the store a dozen eg
for a record.
"You don't pay the hands here,"
he explained rrnthetlrlly to
ftailly, "kecaum they aouldn't evea
kaov bov to count mfyiey, muchfaji
kwp It You glva them an 'order' tor
whet they naod.
"Lat Sunday I rod paa their
cebln ad thr- were playing 'Yea. W
Have No Danenss.' Five hours la tar
Vhei 1 rod back they taera playlra
o atiM.
Y. We Htva No la nana'"
Judltk cried, aid boad to an tmaa.
Inary aictlnr Then eh nodded.
""'our Idea's vlndltad, darling:
s'll hav tha dance tomorrcar night.
Noy at out; you seem to manasa
aitbout aleap, but e can't."
Ha rois reluctantly and stooped to
11 them both. Emily held her
breath rai be bent over her, and won
u' J da,perately hnH she was going
to endure an existence that dlrte't In
clude David.
There were sixty people, ranging
in age from fifteen to seventy, at
David's danc. Two of the vast
roorris bad been cleared, and the pol.
Ished Ooora gleamed darkly In tha
light from crystal chandeliers.
It waa Emlly'a first experience
with real negro melodies, and the
rhythnilc,giInors with which tha or
Chopra endowed trite music set her
blood throbbing. You reallied. listen
ing to them, that the Jungle was very
near.
(Copyright. u.tS, by Uartan 81ms)
Tomorrow, If
for the tint tier
nlly
In
It propeMd te
n Mar Ilia,
man himself were found." Dr. Jepson
said. "Tliese type are cloeelv related
to living lemuts, small nocturnal
mammals which live in Madagascar
and parts of Asia and are also akin
to the animal wh fragmentary re
mains the American museum ol
natural history expedition unearthec
near Melville, Mont."
Dr. Jepsen came here enrout? to
Brldceport. Neb. to study geologiraj
deposits there.
GREYHOUND WINS RACE
IN CONSECUTIVE HEATS
INDIANAPOLIS, fept. 6 (API
Oreyhound, hree-year-old, w?n the
oue iinl horseman futurity trot m
wtnwutivf !i;(is s! llir iirsnd cir- )
cult meeting h;e WednesiUv. His
t!n: for the first tirat iw 3 0. ind
for f lie iwoond a.o
Silver King was akoii.I M.wwell
Worthy third and Pedro Tipton
fourth.
JIEDFORD MAIL
MOTOR FAILURE
BROUGHT DEATH
TO ROGERS, POST
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. (AP)
Air experts figured today that fail
ure of Its motor before It had gained
sufficient flying speed to offnet a
noee-heaviness may have sent
trie
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
Sar.turihtr. proof address tha
' i 9 ..'
I ueti &n n. IV. f VS,rt 17.K
I&P9-
A VMS. A V'aIM, A
".lui.ii evtill
fi Ul&IVi f
)fSSHm wsv nut- unmw 'jf'
to
trnf as It sems, two pendulum
clocks which are ainnlng at almost,
yet not quite, the same speed, can
be made to keep the same time sim
ply by placing them close to each
other on the same apport. Eventu
ally the two pendulums will swing In
unison. This Is due to the fact that
vibrations In the air set up by one
pendulum tend to act upon the other
until they are swinging a uniform
rat.
Thla will not be true If there Is
fItiIir 0Kr Th lattlt Plans I
fNCH IT A,
BainaTiFuL.
PV FOR TKE
MaNAeD TO
WIN TOE HEAR.T
BF EL LIBERATOR,
OF THE
Rtel FORCeS,
THEN DRU6GED
Hlr-1-ANO
it WEBSTtR'S CAREER Ben's Willing! By Edwin Alrrcr
" scat MV CATS'. HL- A.k 'Ij II , 71 -... 1
V AWNfROMlW.-OAR. Z1 Y 1 A'&ETTM I &ARSlE-rS COWNfi I l. RK Ul J
THE NEBB3 You Don't Tell Me By So HesJ
TT I WAS 0'EZ TO MAV'sN " T"- I- 00 -Ocpc J".- V 1
A'AWCOMONiNN'LAsr NiSHT 1 -AND TIPS - BA-BE - X CUSTOMERS -"vi-N
s AND IS TMAT A PLACE? LIZZIE NAW MADE TREE X Ktf TS - ANT l-3rt-'
--.-rrt WCOULD RUN A JOINT I BOCKS LAST NighT-ANd"? , DRJB5 A Dim" T- r-- O
lwTx--" il ! j LIKE TMIS ON THE ECMO, I SMg'S SOSLOW SM MAO J ) VtmO GL'ESTS UPSTA'Pi'roCo.;-rX1 !
I " j I ..i- Z l VA PEr SNAIL TMAT J5JM . , c." AbSt Vuf- L 7
;-'.; " ' i 1 v &lA-y from 'f j rL Q-s-
TRIBUNE MEDFOKU,
plane of Will Rogers and Wiley Poet
on lta death dive Into an Alasksn
lagoon.
The preliminary report of Eugene
Vldal, air commerce director, dis
closed the probable poor balance In
the sblp because of the substitution
of Pontoons for the regular landing
gear at Beattle.
Vldal said Poet hd discussed with
Joe Crosson. Alaskan pilot who new
th6 bodlea of the famed comedian
and filer back to the United States,
the aeemlng noee-heavlness and his
suspicion that the pontoons were
responsible.
Post said that because of thla con
dition Rogers always sat far back In
the plane on takeoffa and all lug
author,' Inclosing a at&mped envelop
CWW.!SE
sf -'-:fSs
iLJ .
any considerable difference
rate of the clocHs.
the
A hamlet, according to the diction
ary definition. la a small cluster of
houses In the country; specifically a
small gruup of nouses belonging to a
parish or village. But the definition
given by old Welsh law had more ex
acting requirements.
A hamlet waa required to have at
leu st nine buildings, plow, a kiln,
a churn, a bull, a cock and a herdsman.
v-f aum mm
EK!.,KiJ.-Sci;K." ZTOf s .i':aSaaa.
Kr--ClaVe-L COKDOR.TOLO iT SLjSj If 1 " : jgSSMS3&TW IS NOT DFICULT-- I i Vj'JW i j -T -JT'j T ) L - '
A) iV'W I r SjvV WlTrt Ti TRACING KANO N0U)1 iiM,
i M. sslliik IMS al fefesr
OREGON, THURSDAY,
gage waa kept aft to balsnoe the
ship.
Envisioning the accident from In
formation gathered from Croeaon,
Eskimos who saw tha crash . and
others, Vldal said:
"It la reaeonable to believe that
Post wss banking the plane to the
right while still In a slight climb.
. . . The combination of the plane
In a banking turn, with etui low
flying speed lmmedlstely following
the takeoff and climb, the motor
failure end the airplane's nose-heaviness
could result In such a atall."
WINDOW GLA5b Wa sen window
glass and will replace your broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab
inet Works.
ByJOHKHIX
for reply. EC. - & OIL
mum
, Lost, stnyed or stolen one king.
0 Reward offered. That. In effect, was
the messige of notices posted on the
walls of Stockholm by Swedish offi
cials w'aen their king, Oustavua IV.
left for parity unknown In 1603. Gus
tavu.Creturned after three years, ruled
for finother three, and then was de-posf-d
by revolting nobles. It la not
of record whether the reward for his
return waa ever paid.
Tomorrow:
tack.
The First Suhmarlne At-
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w- shsL"- jsmwtm
KteaavlM.
SEPTEMBER 5. 1933.
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TOR LUNCHEON. IS 6IMEN
memo and -fom 16 pick
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FAfMER SAYS PERHAPS,
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AJD RESUMES OF
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HE'D LIKE HE VES
CfABLE PLATE. HRoWS
HER A WrfHERlNfi LOC
RCl!ND SfUDY
5u66ests fried scal
lops, cheese-jeuy-and
PlKLE sakdwich.or
lobster 5p.d, xll ot
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MODE TfiR TE6Rf ?
BEffER HAVE WHM'frif'
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