Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 29, 1935, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextAGE TE2T HMORNING STAR SYNOPSIS: Cmltu lafa lA n,,,.. Bfc- k - J ' from Kdwin Darnel on their wed ettng niffht, had gotten herself a Jol tn Birmingham, and might have t mad a good advertising woman il Sduln had not conveniently deveU bow Kmily la enduring married lite teila eurprieing enuanimity even an be handled with considerable lose, the discovered. Chapter it CHANGING EDWIN EDWIN was Intensely Interested In the house; In watching It take on character and charm In her hands. It wasn't a' all the sort of ' ' bouse he had expected to have, and ' although he (elt the differences he was nnable to define them. There was onr minor crisis when v She ehnaa twin haila fnr their rnnm ',. She didn't discuss It with Edwin , , Beforehand, partly because Edwin . hadn't yet learned to discuss lntl , mat subjects without embarrass- - Bent, and partly because she knew . without asking wbat bis attitude . would be. . She bought the beds, bad them re- - amsnea ana set up. Then, with a ' feeling ot Impending combat, she saowea um la mm. Edwin stopped short on the threshold of tbelr bedroom and his - mouth became a thin, straight line. Bhe had never known betore that hi mouth could look so' like his father's and the discovery alarmed - aeT. She talked rapidly to cover the uence. . . "The fortunate thing about It was that I found on ot them and didn't dare buy It until I could be - sure ot finding its mate, and two nays later Mr. ueenis called to say ne a located its twin. "What an Involved sentence," she thought, and realized that Edwin had . an nearn a word ot It. At last he said coldly: "Tou might have told me beforehand that you :. leit that way." Her heart sank, "My dear. It Isn't mat I feel 'any way,' Twin beds mean comfort; half tbe people we know have them. In the end you'll Mmit I'm right" ; ! He dronned th anManK hut aha realized that ha was dreading the , puraea moutn ana raised eyebrows with which bis mother would ex press her opinion of bis bedroom. But be was trying, bowever awk wardly, to contribute his share to wards making the house a home. Like. Emily, he was particularly In terested in tbe garden, and sug- tested having Jarrett up from Blr ' mlngbam to plan and plant It Emily disagreed. "Let me tell you my Ideas first, and then If you don't like them we'll call In Jarrett" They wer In the garden then, or rather, the place where the garden would one day be, and Emily out lined her DlBnS With e-aNttlraa anH quick sentences. "Don't look at this wilderness," ah begged. "Close your eyes and se the flowers. Will It do?" He smiled at her. "Of course It will. I'd rather It would be your garden than Jarrett's anyhow." - Meals, too. reoufrod manae-ini. The rules governing meals at Ed wins house were as laws of tbe Meaes and Persians; you ate normously at noon and were con fronted with tbe remnants, more or lees minis' disguised, at suDDer, She planned light lunches and wu-Daianced dinners, but while Idwln enjoyed tbe dinners be still felt cheated at lunch, not realizing insi me sum total waa the same. "Tou really ought not to eat heavy meal and go right back to tb offlce," she told him. "It's bad tor you." H looked doubtful. "I'll get used z it arter a while, I guess." drat, with Edwin. "Suppose this turns out to be more than a tem porary thing what win become of all ot us?" He was casual. "We've managed to get throuah other time ilk it. we'll weather these. Our business naa always Deen conservative any how; It can take more punishment than most of lha olhara " She could easllv Ima'rlna ht Barnes, senior, would aiwava trim his sails to the wind: tha fu-t that he had continued to prosper In a uay 01 cnam stores proved that In controvertioiy. "But will you promise to tell me,' she persisted, "the minute you think We Ought to cut Hnwn? I'll never forgive you If you don't" He looked uncertain, and she pressed the point "A partner in your business would Irnnw that- don't you owe It to a partner In your lire f His face softened, and the spectre of his father receded Into the shadows. "You're wonderful. Yes, I Bromine" Edwin said rebelllously, a few uaya later: -do we nave to go to me Herron s tonight?" Emily kept her temper. "Unless there s some really good reason why We Can't I knew von didn't hava an engagement, so I told Ruth we'd come." She had dallbaralnlv areantaut tha Invitation without, ennanltlna. hfn Two evenings a week were devoted to meir respective families; left to nimseii, t-dwln would have spent the other five at home with her. I wish you had asked me first- he Insisted. 'And If I had. What enilM I hava told her excant that v-mi HMn't want tO COmA?" Rha wum taking p,,thla advantaze Of the fact that Rrlwln'a rigid code didn't permit even the mnaest ot social Ilea. There waa no answer n that an be knew It He smiled ruefully. "1 piay alien a terrible game of bridge." "That'a because vnn'va nlavarf an little. You'll never Improve your game without practice." Ha wnra a mnrlvral IaaV "n I have to Improve It?" ' " "I hoped you'd want to. There's so little entertainment hara that w can't Ignore bridge." MEDFORD MSIE TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, QBEGOy, STjyDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1935. CHE struggled hard to maintain conversation at the table, but : mere too mi trslnlng was against her. Conversation In tha n a a . household waa a lost art; there was no give and take, save as Mr. Barnes gav ana Edwin and Mrs. Barnes took. Emily wondered with a stab of dread whether Edwin would expect as time went on to occupy the place In their household that Mr. Barnes occupied In his. She knew that she would never allow It but she dreaded the struggle that might be inroiveu in preventing It Very skillfully she drew him out ts talk about business. Edwin's firm was an old, conservative house, but the clouds of national lnsolvenoy had gathered and already prophecies of extreme optimism were being Is sued by the hundreds. Tb need for optimism, Jeffrey had confided to her, was In Itself sufficiently alarming. She discussed It impersonally at THAT, she realized, was a mis take. He' waa hvnarannaltlva about Elston, fiercely loyal to It; any asperationa were personal affronts. "I'm sorry you're so bored with II here." She protested aulcklv. I'm not bored. But I like to ro out nera. slonally and see people In order nol to be." He gave In. "Must I ihiin clothes?" As usual, ha was lmmat-.lllftta. KM. Wln'S neatness. She had learner! from the conversation ot tbe neigh- nors, was one of bis best traits. ("And dirty towels all over the bathroom floor my dear, I nearly go mad!") Her eves twinkled. "Nn ui ai. ways look as If you'd stepped from a oanaDox. Head your paper, dar ling, while I dress." Ted Herron was big and heartv and hla vote boomed when be talked. Ruth was slim and rather qulot, but there waa a nualitv nl permanence about her that waa rem iniscent or unanotte and Emily loved her for-It Tbe table was sot up wben they arrived and Ted, having boomed a welcome, wanted to set at nnra tn business, as he expressed It He loved bridge, and played It errati cally but very aucceasfully. "We'll cut for partnera and pivot after double rubbers," he announced. It wasn't verv bad. Edwin hh good hands, and having made one game contract began to gain con fidence. He even told, ralhar hnrilv a Joke .he had hoard that morning at me omce, and Ted laughed In ordinately and said, "Pretty goodl" Emily knew that the Horrons would bave enjoyed a highball, but they were too wise to suggest It She knew. too. that with ,n, else they would have been playing for at least a twentieth, but no ona bad mentioned that, either. The Herrons were friends worth having. At home afterwards she tried to draw hlra out "Are vou aim nrr I accepted?" He smiled at her. almost miai-hia. ously. "Are you trvlna In mka ma commit myself?" "les," she said honestly. "Then I rather enjoyed It." She kissed him rraieriiiiv ha. g.in to undress. (Copyright, tut, by Marlon Sims) Bmlly iMrnt, tomorrow, that 'fti?s' 0k pr,elP,t,t a SAYS JOLSON FILM 11,000,000 LIBEL NEW YORK. Sept. 28 (AP) A libel Hit for l.OOO. OOO atfulrnt Warner Brothers Picture. Inr ni Vifj graph. Inc., was dlsclooed today when the plaintiff. Edward Hutchison, filed a Mil ft nat-f r-et ha-vrln tu, .,. Al Jolaon film, "Go Into Your Dance," I depicted him "a a racketeer, thug, murderer and promoter of Illegal, Im moral ana criminal enterprises." Hutchison wcji one of the promot ers or the project for developing a theater Into a supper club which be came the one-time famous Casino dc Paree, a widely patronlze New York restaurant. Hutchison charged the film made him the object of contempt and ridi cule because it purported to deplrt the development of the Casino de Paree through situation, characters and scenes. The ni-Ltur. v antri reiera to hlra by tbe use of hts sur name. Wiley Poses Body Finds Final Rest OKLAHOMA Cm, Sept. 28 (AP) The body of Wiley Post, who was killed with Will Rogers. August la. In an airplane crash, had found a Dennanent reatlnir nla-a ft-tflav a grave In Memorial Park cemetery here. Puneral services were held here a week after the crash and the body, until yesterday, lay In a mausoleum. Brief cammlfjLl wftih .... a, tank ed by Poet's widow, hla brothers and slaters, anil hla namnU Ur H r L W. r. Poet of Maysvllle. SUBURBAN HEIGHTS By GLUYAS WILLIAM.. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By JOHN HIX Tor further proof address the author, tacloslng a atamped envelope for reply. Reg. V. B. Pat Off. sill? ocrtlio IMuftTloN OF ft i-vjj'" 11 rwiNa r Of Oiazai i V.I 1 1UWLH im -itiP rf'a- Duuth, Minn. ft trench mathematician. I I A. -mi- josfr -r 1 a ' dM a i- A llfvTTii wirfiirtirr" A fiCL .OUM inn Albania, nestllnir analnst the Adri. atlc sea on the west coast of the Balkan peninsula. Is the forgottten nation of Europe. A republic today. It has hafi ttA Inr1inmrl..r.. ' I nuvo jbu ana even live years after it ana Beii-govornment the bounda ! rles had not been fixed well enough to determine Its aroa. The estimated extent of the country Is between 11. 000 and 17,000 square milea. It Is populated by about B30.000 people. It la a land where modern and primitive elements live side by side where airlines serve lta cities while even the crudest roads are locking In the hinterlands. Suppressed by long Turkish rule when the very language of the country waa forgotten to be taught, Albania emerged after the world war a republic, free and Inde pendent but a land wlt.hnut. a his tory, without a literature, and a land without an art. The language of the Albanians Is a puzzle unsolved by philologists. Only surviving repre sentatives of the Thraco-IUj-rlan group. Its bulk la now made up of words borrowed from foreign lan guages. How old It Is and from where It sprang are still unknown. Blaise Pascal, mathematical prodigy and genius, first attracted au...lon when at the age of 13 he Interested himself in the scientific principles of SOUnds. AbOUt the auma Mm, k. solved, without any Instruction, most propositions of plane geom etry. At 16 he was dealing with the fundamentals of hihar m,,h..,i.. and shortly before his death at 39 he " ! prooiema In higher math ematlca that no man had ever solved before. He was 18 when he Invented his sddlng machine. 4-2-7 WHILE WW1iN6 TOR ERNIE PLUMEf. fo C0K1E OOf AND DRIVE HIM fo "THE LINKS, FRE" PERLEV PUfHIS CLUBS IN ERNIE'S CAR -AMD STROLLED AROUND, DISCOVERING 1b0 iftfE mf -The crr belonged ib ernie's COUSIN 6E0RSE. WHO DRIVER "THE SAME MODEL (Copyright, 1&36, by The Bell Byndieate, Inc.) 61DYAS p MATTER POP- Bv C M. Payru Moudav: Too Weill The Man Who Predicted TAILSPIN TOMMY Skeots Takes a Prisoner I f on&eT-fTaaueve. if VooTT liPf ? M I EVE-EWTvTlW&K(Ci&re-'p'Pfc'' ONAV- Wi I hhlf A Vo,J'3' FO?6ET TO - y (Copyright. 1935. by Ths Bell Syndicate, Inc.) WEATHER OF MERCHANDISE NTW TORK. Sept. 88. (AP) Higher temperature In many parts , oi me country siacaenea ine rate or ; merchandise movementa to some ex ; tent this week, but the general pro gressiva trend mas not slterrd to any substantial degree. Dun A Brad street, Inc., said today, "While the gains for the week in retail distribution were not Impres- i sive. the widened margin from the 1034 level was noteworthy." Its sur vey said. "Wholesale market were busier, as reorders Increased and advance com mitmenta expanded, due to declining stocks and lessened spprehenslon ot Inventory depredation as prices strengthened. The average of Indus trial operntlons was sttndler. "Retail sales expanded moderately, with the peek for the season yet to be discerned. Consumers appear to be definitely In a buying mood. Judging from the extension of their Interest from nerajiMa tn lumrt Items and high-priced merchandise. "The Incresse for the week rsnged from 3 to 10 per cent, while the estimated gain over the compara tive 1934 total averaged 19 . to 80 per ceni, taxing the countrv aa a whole." 1 J I Russian Kvplorer hies I LENINGRAD. V. HSR s.m ia I (AP) Peter Koaloff. j ana a,-tentist, died today. Ktwloff waa noted for his explorations In cen. tral Asia. He was the discoverer ol the remains of the ancient city of Khara-Khoto under the sands of the northern Mongolian desert. I OUGHTA BLAST WV0U ARE-7 UNDAUNTCD N THE 1 WM ' ( but hadM KNOtON AMAT H I , tawc i v-- F0RRES1! YOU FOR USBKWN'TS IMPETUOUS , FACE OF DEATH-lOKTT L4- SvTV 5 12 cma W A& TOAN J- ( h r7 M5U A V ORO! VCXJR PLANE-- MY FRIEND, IjrA HEADLINE. THIS lT PoSNS A PdNMC 4 1"!;' & 1SONER" 2 1 I NEEDED A J, BUT-- NOT Xf-x, 6 HOUlP ill ?1 ji JCrv V.r? aT! M " T PRVSCiHER. ? lOAft-Ofi. NO BUVE I THE NEBB8 You're Absolutely Right ' ' rsrf-, s-lii v.g ' " .J 4 Ve LEFT THE r 1??S f 'Pg-- rJJ .ft&x . - V V ;SP ABOUT OLD BETSY -COWr J ..sP-ftttil I Bv SOT. HE33 s. 1 I - a I I N 1M SOIMG TO SELL MY STOCl POOMitro WIM TO KEE IT Pit IT IVP. WPM mn-rucD DELS TMEVVE ASKED METnunih . TMEC &TOC FO A CEQT'NJ TIME AMD U "-IPAJ t! -IE TIME WAS L-'P 1 WAS MOLDIMA Tuf Aia 1 I'LL CALL OP MV A- Z MAYER 71 nfe-iab &. L , ft C'S FWEMD FRITZ MAYER f ffl " J--n2? avjo see ip we cavj J la LiMLJI- jl -vd f- 'i I r i 1 1 I hi i i r 'inYliiliriiMfcii. -YES WELLO IS TUIS VOU fciti ? !ve enr uabfs OP LAME CREEK MlNJISJG 5TDCK 1 WANJT TO SELL IT.A.LL RIGHT PRIT7. DO THE BEST vqu CANJ IM MAI LINO (3 THE STOCK ISJ -rnsjisi-iT TUlS MAY UAvcr otrrrw i io . THE SET-UP LUMENJ A &i v rrr-r-c Oll-'l-ei. DM i 01 l uiui HE HARDLY KMOVAj'S. THAT ME S ' aa'As.itx -rr msu.it . i.i s (V ,w w . . r-sc mi( i IT'S TIME TO n