Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 29, 1936, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE STX MEDFORD MAITi TRIBUNE. MEnFOltD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. 1936. MVM HMO h UOV MTVU MMO DM U0T NfVU MiNO ml HOT NSVU MINO HI UOT NfcVEK MIND THE LADY Nivta MlVIt MfNO NfVU MMO BE by David Garth mvt mind FHI iaot NIVIt MINO fHI UOT N4VII MINO THI 1AOT ..UP81B: Allaire Wett hat at learned the truth clout Terry tr and In other way about. .3 truth it simply that each tovet tue other, and that nothing can keep them apart. Bo Terry, who te an engineer in charge of a tough fob up a tevet'laden South imeri enn river, and Allaire, who it a dauahter of great wealth in the Btatut. are marrird in Propio nate. Terry mutt thortly leave AU nlre and go bajk to hit job. Chanter 40 DAYS TOGETHER 'T HOPE you're going to sot along all right," aid Terry. "If you need anything or get Id a Jam, notify Drake or the Consul. They'll contact me somehow." "How long will you be gone, Terry?" He shook his bead. "A long time, I'm afraid. Hope to Tot through before the rain comes, hut I don't know The rain's lovely around here, Allaire. Soaks through you, seem l to get Into the bouses, rises back to the sky In early morn ing mists and comes down again. Tbe same raindrop Is used a thou sand times. And that lousy Palva swells and swells. Gets bold of some terrific force from somewhere usually It just muddles along. Sort 'if makes me think of a rejuvenated blin to 1'luto's Playground wasn't really secure. He left a revolver with her before he went, opening a table drawer and dropping it in. Ucmember where that Is," be said casually. "You need that more than I do," she said. She didn't like tbe things much. "Don't worry. I've a couple more and so has Corrigan. Good bye, Al laire, take care of yourself. Don't," he grinned briefly, "wait up late." He kissed ber and she held on to blm suddenly, fiercely, and then re leased him. Silly! She acted aa though he were sailing for tbe front line trenches. But the stamp of battle was al ready In Terry Wlllett's face and she knew be probably fought a job as ha fought a man, grimly, relentlessly, recklessly, risking anything and daring all 1.0 beat It down A man to whom life was still a bloody, sweating battlefield and who didn't know bis own keen powers for One achievement and balanced lite. He was gone and sbe was alone. DAYS passing Into weeks and weeks passing like the endless monotonous click of subway turn stiles In a rush hour weeks that saw the bright hot sun of dav begin early and go down in a final blast of STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By JOHN HIX . For further proof address tba author. Inclosing sUmped envelope for reply. Reg. V. 8. Tat OS. BED TOY Allaire investigated the nearby villages. slimy snake coming out of the mud." "Terry, don't think about it, to- itght," He looked down at ber swiftly, "Sorry, Allaire." "It's Just tbo nlgbt that starts us iff together and all the rain and .-Ivors and beat In tbe world aren't rrolng to spoil It. And It really Is a beautiful night. You mustn't forget that." ! He was silent and so was she for a moment. "Terry," she said hesitatingly, "you never really loved Puff Har rington did you!" "Who? Oh, Puff! So you know about that?" "1 don't want to know anything, but I Just want to feel for you" "Forget It, honey," he bade brief ly. "There was never anything be tween Puff and me. You were all that ever mattored." 81c transit Puff. Allaire felt grand little thrill. Not that It would have mattered now, but she'd always been proud herself, and It was such a relict to know that ha hadn't burled himself In blind, transient es cape. 1 as tney stood there the warm tenor of the night seemed to become colder and he felt her arm shiver slightly In his. "Better go In, Allaire. These nights snr-ak up on you. She turned to go, met his eyes, and paused. For a minute they looked at each other without a word, then her yes dropped with the quick sweep of those long lashes, and her natu rally high color seemed a bit height ened. She went Into the bouse and Wil lett took one last look at the chilling night over Prop.onolre, frowned slightly, and nicked his clgaret out Into the darkness. Its glowing tip de scribed a wide aro and fell to enrtb to die. a little slow-burning spot Then he turned and followed her. 'TMIUEE days later he bad to go. He'd done all he could to make ber secure. Drakt would keep In touch wltb her and the Consul was always close at hand, and yet he felt that he could have done more: ha didn't know exactly what, but there was a feeling that this girl who'd followed vengoful, scorching heat to be re placed by the queer chilliness of eve ning. She had cnhlod her family and Gcoigo Fox that she was married and huppy and well. She never felt any homesickness, but then this funny little stucco bouse with the Iron bars on tho windows was the first real home she'd had. Hor mind was too quick and eager to assimilate the torpor of her sur roundings. Sha wont about learning Spanish from Ilosa, and If any of the storekeepers In Propionoire were nmnrocl at a beautiful American girl talking uncertain Spanish with a Chnlkl Inflection, Allolre didn't no tice. When sho walked abroad, Rosa paddled along behind her, always be hind, a fat figure with a shawl over head and shoulders. And when they went driving, Eu gonlo would procure the earring and sit on the driver's seat, hla stooped shoulders bending yet fur ther over the reins, and they would travel Into the Interior, Invostlgot Ing the small squalid native villages around Propionoire. She stole off one night alono, and munied In a dark clonk, hired a car riage and drove through some of the strools of Proplonolro. She saw thorn soldier police In action then. Allnlre didn't go around alone after that. Drako dropped in from time to time, but with the customary nhlccm of his race could offer no particular spontaneity to his visits. It was the padro whom she liked most to see. The padre knew all about what Terry wos trying to do. what his father had tried to do bofore him. Allnlre lost that sense of ennut that had rlscn'to afflict hor and felt ths tnng of battle, her battle and Terry's, when suddenly something now enme Inlo her life. Instantly she longed to see Terry with all her heart and soul. And then one duy- Yes. It was certain. Terry W'lllett you're going to be a father, and pleaae act as If yon liked It. The question mark rams bock from the shadows Into which It had been ban Is lieu. (Cepyrloht. u.u by David Oartht Terry p.iyi quick villi to Al. Islro, Mond-iy. 15-YEAR SENTENCE PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 3 AP) Prank La Belle, eg, plradrd guilty to tnsnslaughU'r Tuesday for the slayl of Mrs. Myrtle A. Service. 37, and a sentenced to 15 years In prison anil fined as.OOO. La Belle, a Jewell, Ore., barber, aliot Mrs. Service to death In tlirlr hotel room. He was charged with first degree murder but wa permitted to plesd on the manslaughter count be cause of his advonred years and bis declaration that he was Intoxicated at tbe time of the crime. WINDOW OLA.SH We sell mnac glasa and will replace youi broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Can Inet Works, CARAVAN OF GYPSIES jPrtHMoffiTT- MILL RIVER !H Vtn Mll4 &Tw6N StrVf0R7 AND NEW Hftvert, COHH. 0ilf f AU? UWPS.m 0LINPEP MErAeeft: Of frtS PtVetOPgp A KEENER , Sr-" -- T-WPUrPiW REfiRlNO AMD COW? WARM r VPiHOfcrs e- if? By GLUYAS WILLIAMS MCrfHER REM6VK "foVS TRoM CRl8,H)CKS HIM UP FOR HIS NAP AHD 60SS 6lrf OF ROOM PRODUCES) CCIORED BLOCK , FROM UMDER, PiMJKEf, WHICH MOTHER OVERLOOKED HAS A 600D -fiME TWW6 WfH rf UrKlL BLOCK SLIPS FROM W6 FW6ER AND DISAP PEARS FEL It ONDER BLftNkEY D1VE& UNDER. BLAHKEf Witft rfo SUCCESS BLOCK HAVIK& SOMEHOW 601" BElWEEtf &HEEf AnD rMMWE-r BE6WS 0 6E A Llff,E MAD REALUES -fUM BLOCK 15 NOW UNDER HIM AHD 6EfS OK ALt FOURS IbPORSUE If V 3 BE6IH& To 6t1 -fiREO. BLOCK C0rttiNUlW6 lb ELODE HIM DROPS OFF, StOMACff RESI1H6 lNOOnt-OKTRBLX ON BLOCK. (Copyright, 1938, by The Bell Byndicate. Inc.! 1-22 S'MATTER POP- When accident or sickness robs a person of one sense, they often partly compensate for this loss by develop ing their other senses to a degree not found In normal Individuals. . Thua the blind man's touch and : sense of smell are better1 than those of a sighted person. A person who ; cannot hear can trnln his eyes to : rosd the Hps of others so well that normal conversation can be carried od by one who cannot hear a word. Among anlmala this tendency also exists and has been demonstrated dramatically on the American plalriH of frontier days. Herds of American buffalo, properly called blaon, often had blind members of the herd serv ing aa lookouts. Animals with nor- i mal vision, relying on their eyes, had a tendency to Ignore a strange scent or a distant sound, where a blind buffalo would pay attention to It. i There were, of course, normal sight ed anlmala serving aa lookouts In j addition to the blind ones. Blind buffaloes were by no means . rare, as prairie firea often overtook I herds and blinded some animals. I WR.IGLE.y'S FLAVOR. M j is Refreshing J 1 sentence of death, the headsman hes- I ltated before striking the blow. Dur ing this pause Raleigh turned to the . executioner and told him to strike --ordering, with his last worda, hla I own execution, LARGER AIR LINERS I DUE IN NEAR FUTURE PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 29. (API Ill the near future airliners will be designed for passenger comXort. In cluding sleeping accommodations for 20 persons and daytime facilities for , 40 pmsengers, Halner Hlnshaw, staff assistant. United Air Lines, told business and Drofesslonn! mm at. tha ;fl University club here last night. lasnriainHHBMaaaKi M J By C. K. PAYNB oKAV' ' OVJKi WAV J WRIGLEY'S. THe PERFECT GUM r Wheh Sir Walter Rnlelgh was 11 ' to tha bloclc alter a long and varied i career to die under a 15-ycnr old f f ; ( 'TAMrfS J Wl kAii ( 5 MATTEL fffrr (Copyright, 1936, try The Belt Byndicate, Pic.) TAILSPIKT TOMMY Tommy Leans There Is a Way Out! QptOMIY WD USKeETS H4V OFTHE HSTO&Y OF THE "SiMD ATS S-CY" Feo1 THE F)f?, SOL OEV-M4PEO BRL WHO VSrEO THE1 W THE? DlHGEPNj A NO WHO TOCO THErt THAT SE V4S ? 60DESS3 BUT TEY kNOW NOTHNS OF ? Ou)V HSTO&V- r , ij 11 11 11 1 . l I, HOW LONG HAME WLJLJ MC IT-SEEMS UKE-A 1 VOU LWEO Hffi!fenMA DREAM- to AS, A 'M 4 MMM P CRIED-W FATHER By HAL FOKRESI THE.H IT SREIO DARV WHEN 1 AWAKENED- UJAS, IN THIS VAatY- LATEW. WA& TOLD- WAS THe SODDESS OF THE. SUN- TRY AND REMEMBER HOld.YOU tOERE BROUGHT UERJE--THERE MUST Be 60ME.0NE IH THS PLACE LOUO KNOlOS, ASOUT THE OUTSIDE lOORLO' IT. 13 WHISPERED .THAT TEXCOMACT HIGH PRIEST, 'KNOWS -WHAT LIES BEYOND THE MOUNTAINS-AND WAR UCCE&S TO A -SECRET TUNNEL WHICH & GUARDED BY M0NSTER51 BEN WEBSTER'S CAREER A Way In HURRY, CRIP, AND TAKEl )' TUE MAM HOLLERING SOMETHING I WANT TO HEAR HM- JPLEA6E I BRIAR VJTH I IN5DE c. 1 MOW AVJD 'l.llilW'i'.ilnlRT1 ymmm Y W&ZE'S AN UPSTAIRS WINDOW dAJWCKFD-WUl CAM MAKE IT FROM THE By EDWIN ALGER 'TREE8ESDE IT! - dm ,1 . iiSTj ':" (c ta. kT Jr wmui) THE NEBBS A Big Deal SlfflUNTlL NOW, BUT HE'S CHAINED f OPEN AND NOW VU g OH ANTS PASS, Jsn. 30 1AP1 Ntnftecn curs ot nvjwlcs were ushfred ' thrnuiiti Ornnts l'a yrotiTrisr mwn hy Bhrrlff Y. H. I.UU-r suit slate k- i lie. Thr rnrnvnn whs aliiiwiNt to stop J k'r ij.is and th.-n sent on Uh a stnl police esrort. I Htte jkiIIi-ii luiulqunrti rs tisre stat- ! ed Uxlny tht ttic CHrftvnn Imd been ' met by a stutr pollre ronuiy at , Clranta Pn.i and n-lirnnl to the Cull- ! fornln stst llnp. j AUJKA. Ore, Jan. 2'.. (Ar,-.A ' roaring fire dc-trtn'r! thr cott.ice hotel and two l-iMms ui-iriiy and tlireatenrd the munliutrr ot t:ie biialneaa dlHttlct brlore It na c,,u. j trolled j'esteidii'. HOW TWE MOKJGY MUST PE ROLLIMG IM FOd EMMA . Just look I -2; I A.IMT LYiNJCb TO VOU. V SOT MV UC1AR.T OM CAR. BOT VOU iSOTTA eEME A, BIG ALIOVVAMCE FOR. MV CAIi ( By SOL HESS r: Mm , f M1S5 &RUNJTLV. IF VOU KoJEOO WOWJ SlUELL VOU LOOK IM TWAT CO-R. VD WAVE! KIO D1FFICUL.TV IM I MAKISJG TWIS SALE - IF VOU DOfVT BLW IT, VUILL. VOU COME DOWU V, ANJO SlT. ISO (T FOR. AWHILE jvecry DAY ? . -- i tM Vt T. lV l"ifi Ino , l; Amell iu. ALO-Vi 2tHT. 1 A,yT "N ' SHALL 1 (AJWP rf TCADlKJO MV CAR I tuts owe up! I ' 'J "TO I V FOR MOU f" Se:T BV OZh'ER CARS r-JL-' Tx' V" ,T tCT -r"