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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIT TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1939. PAGE SIX After A Man's Heart by JEAN V LSTERDAY. Becautt Buff teet in Tim someone who need to be taken care of, the tuggestt that they "join forces." When Tim realizes the means marriage, he tayt he won't dump hit trouble on a child Chaptei 11 Bmy Wirea THIS k my ide? of what a room should be." said Tim. BufT chuckled. "Yon shoul'l have seen it when we bought the ranchl Dyed pussy willowsin about eleven different vases. Hassocks, ir foot stools, whatever vou like to call 'em. lying in wait for the unwary at practically every turn. Two paintings I had to remove those before I took my hat off or Lance would have been ill. A sofa which held one and a half pe 'sons if each of them gripped an arm tightly." He cast an eye about the big room. "Who wrought .-. miracle?" "1 did!" She gave a little wiggle of childlike glee. "What sort of an interior decorator am I, Mr. Tim othy Corliss? Although," she ad ded nonestly, "it was more a )ob of removal than it was of decorat ing. First I stripped the room to the bare walls and floor; then I went to Boulder and ordered this furniture sent out. It came the same day. The whole procedure hardly required twelve hours " "And unlimited nash." he re minded her. "Don't forget that." He ran a suspicious hand over the arm of the chair he wa occupying. "I have an idea that this thing I'm sitting in cost about a hundred dol lars, maybe more. "What if it did? I happened to be where I could buy what Lance likes. But I've made him comfort able in places where eight dollars would be the limit of expenditure. I." she boasted, "can make a home out of three yards of cretonne, two aof.i cushions and a fireplace." He sighed and relaxed. "I'll take your word for it. I suppose a course in interior decorating is indicated. But I recommend Chicago. Boul der's a grand little place, but I doubt if they go in for the kind of thing you need." "I never said a word akout want ing to take such a course," was her indignant reply. "It was you who brourht it up warned me against it. You might as well give n, Tim. You need me and I I reed to be needed. I'll look after you, and you can pay back all the money you owe George " "Using what for cash?" "It'll be your own money," she aid quickly. "It isn't even some Lance gave mel Grandmother left me something, and I do sell things, you know. We'll have i joint bank account." He picked up a 1 "1 ood and chucked it savag-'Iv ,nln the fire. "I owe you a In! luff, and twenty's pretty young;, but even taking those thing:, into considera tion you're pushing me far much too far. We're both tired out. We'd bettor go to bed." "Then why the extra Ior on the Br.-?" she asked. "It's unreasonable," he conced ed. "But then so is everything in this cockeyed world especially the things that have happened to me this summer." He rose and held out his hand to her. "This is goodby as well as good-night, my child! You've been mighty swell to me. Please don't think I don't appre ciate it I hope you get your fore man soon because it's getting too cold for you to stay on the ranch much longer. By the way, what's to become of Mrs. Webb?" "She's coming to Boulder to keep hou -o for us," was the composed replv. "lis?" "Us. It may have to be for me at first if you insist on being all haughty end stubborn; but sooner ' or later it will be for us." She laid her own small hand in his and smiled up at him. "I always know what I want, Tim, and I always get it. It'll save a lot of time if you realize that." He shoved his hands Into his pockets. "Oddly enough I have a lew ideas along that line myself. Even in a negative way. I know what I don't want, if you get my meaning; and marriage heads the list just now. Sorry, BufT. It was never my intention to turn down any girl but y au must admit you've asked for it." She went quietly toward the door, her (limy skirts floatin; about her. Just before she left the room she turned and waved her hand at him. "See you soon In Boulder. Tim my dear!" 'Respectable Occupation' T ETTER from Eleanor Carroll to - her daughter Buff. "Dnrlinp. we expect to be in Chi cago by Tuesday of next week Surely by now you mill have found someone to replace I (kins and enn join us nt once. It has been a hard time, this se paration from you, btit I feel sure it has done us all pood. Lance is in fine spirits and has a neio idea for a series of cartoons about U'hioh he is loritino his syn dicate. Please wire when we may expect you, "ELEANOR." Reply from Buff to hei mother "Sorry but I've derided to snend the tcinter in Boulder. You knoto LECHE INDICTED New Orleans, Oct. 18. AP) Former Governor Richard W. Loche and his former commis sioner of conservation, William G. Hankin, today were Indicted by the federal grand Jury here in charges of using the mails to defraud in connection with a boat presented Loche here last December as a testimonial for bringing industry to Louisiana by local business men. RANDALL - I always thouohf it u Most attrac tive place, and I've about settled on an occupation for the next few months; perhaps or the rest of my life. I aaree with you that we'vt all benefited by the separation. You satd nothing about your headachet which makes me hope that you'vf had none. Ask Lance to write mt about his new idea for the series ol cartoons. Yours with love. "Bupt." Telegram from Lance Corroll tc his daughter Buff. . . "WHAT OCCUPATION WTRE FULL DE-TAH-S BUT BETTFn YKT CLOSE RANCH AND JOIN US AT ONCE RErLY FREPAH. LANCE." Telegram from Buff to Lance. "NOT YET RZM TO DIVULGE OC CUPATION BUT ASSURE YOU FULLY RESPECTABLE ONE BA3 ENTHUSIASTIC APPROVAL Or CHURCH AND BTATE VI FACT AM LEA VINO RANCH TN CARE OF NEW FOREMAN WHOSE NAME IS SIM ONS LETTER FOLLOWS BUFF." Day letter from Lance ijarroll to Buff. "BE MORE SPECIFIC OR SHALL TAKI FIRST TRAIN TO SEE WHAT IS HAPPEN ING YOUR MOTHER GREATLY AGITATED BY REFERENCE TO CHURCH AND STATF MOST UNFORTUNATE AS CANNOT DE CIDE WHETHER CONVENT OR POLITICS INDICATED LANCE. Reply, night letter. "CANNOT BE SPECIFIC ABOUT OC CUPATION UNTIL I KNOW DETAn.S MYSELF DON'T BE FOOLISH DARLING BUT TRUST YOUR BUFF. Telegram from Lance Carroll to Buff, returned undelivered. 'COME TO CHICAGO riRST TRAIN FATHER." Telegram from Lance Carroll to Mrs. Webb, also undelivered. "WHERE IS MISS BUFF WIRE AD DRESS AT ONCE LANCE CARROLL." 'Opening Gun' 'PELEGRAM from Lance Carroll ' to Simons of Carroll "anch. "WHERE IS MRS. WEBB MISS BUFF WHERE IS ANYBODY REPLY AT ONCE CARROLL." Telegram from Simons to Car roll. 'THEY NEVER BAID WH7RE THEY WAS GOING AND IT WAS NOT NONE OF MY BUSINESS TO ASK ADVICE NOT WORRY YOUNG LADY SURE CAN LOOK AFTER HERSELF SIMONS." Paragraph from social column In Boulder paper. 'Miss Buff' Carroll, dauahter of the celebrated cartoonist, Lance Carroll, is a iiuest at the Boulder ado Hotel. To this correspondent she confided that since business will keep her lor some time m this city, she intends renting a ;ur- msnea apartment. 1 tie cook housekeeper from her father's ranch torn act as chaperon, pro vided so breezy and charmiiiolu assured jomifl person at. Miss Car rol! feels the need of tin's conces sion to Mrs. Grundy. Miss 'Buffs' business will be placed in the hands of Mr. Timothy Corliss who. your correspondent learned, has lately ocen a guest at the Carroll Ranch." Tim. doccedlv at work In his laboratory, did not see this item but George Weekes did, and chuckled. Also he telephoned Buff at once at the hotel. "Your opening gun was Im mensely effective." he told her. "Tim and I have had two dinner invitations already on the strength of if. What next?" Two things, was the brisk re ply. "Refuse the invitations and accept one from mo. I've rented an apartment and I want Tim to see it before I do anything to it. It's pretty awful." She gave the ad dress, named the time the two friends would be expected. "A sort of 'before and after" dem onstration to Tim, is that the idea?" "George, your brain does you credit," she assured him. "That's the idea exactly. Did Tim tell you that my intentions are honorable and far from remote? That, in fact, I intend to marry him and soon? This was too much even for George's nonchalance. Buff heard him gasp before he answered. "N-no. Ho didn't tell me. But I'd back you, Bull, to put through any plan that pops into your head. Do you think Tim will let me be best man? And please don't have it an evening wedding because I've put on weight since I bought my one and only suit of tails, and can I aflord another. Or if I do, I can't give you a wedding present. You'U have to choose." "Don't bother me with trifles," was Miss Carroll's advice. "For all I know I may have to kidnap Tim and drive him into Denver to a Justice of the Peace. I have lots on my mind, and all of it more im portant than what vou wear at any time or place." He agreed humbly that this might be so; fuilhei agreed to produce Tim with or without handcuffs for dinner on the fol lowing evening; and hung up the receiver feeling that he had been playing about with an electric dy namo which though stimulating was not without a certain clement of danger. Continued tomorrow. George Caldwell, former con struction superintendent at Louisiana State university, and his assistant, Eugene Barksdale, and Kd;:ar N. Jackson, former business manager at the uni versity, were indicted in an other action on ten charges of diversion of WTA labor and ma terials to private residences of Mrs. Iluey P. Long, Leche and Jackson. Monroe, l.a Oct. 18. (AP) Lorris M. Winiberly, speaker of the Louisiana, house of represen tatives, and five other persons all prominent in Loulsann poli tics, were indicted today by the federal grand tury here on seven counts of using the mails to defraud. On the Radio Chains STATIONS Where to Find Them on the Dial. KKX. Portland. IIKU; KM.. 640 Loa.lngeles: KIM, 1470, Spokane H (JO. 7D0, San Francisco; hort 630, Portland; KJR, 870. Seattle. KNX, 1050. Los Anielea; KOA. MO Denver; KOIN. 040, Portland KOMO. 920. Seattle; KPO. 6:10. Man Franrlsro; KSU I ISO, Salt Lake WednenrluT. 6:00 We Present, KOO, KEX. KJR: Pted Waring, KPO, KCJW, KPI. 6:15 Tom Mil. KOO. KEX, KJR; Melody Time, KPO. 6:30 Caprice A la Mode, KPO, KFI, KOW; Quicksilver, KOO, KEX. KJR. 6:00 Sketch, KOO, KEX, KJR: Star Theater, K8L. KOIN. KNX; Horse and Btiftgy Days, KOMO: Mu sical Soiree, KPO, KPI, KOW; News, KJR. 8:30 Martin's Music, KSL. Holly wood Playhouse, KPO. KPI, KOW; News. KJR. 7:001 Want a Divorce. KNX, KSL. 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KSL; News, KGO, KNX, KGW. Washington. Oct. 18.- Declaring it had important in formation affecting national de fense, the Dies committee has decided to ask the house for "ample funds" to continue its investigation of un-American activities for another year. "Due to the international sit uation the committee has hun dreds of important leads which By GLUYAS WILLIAMS WUIAMS SAY, I GOTTA DIES COMMITTEE T0ASKJVI0REG01N ' LET'SKH'Sl I 'MEMBER HOW STEPLOCK I ASK HIM WHERE Y - XX mavp E-'AlJwa I Rcr-cpn aarn it wautikii Hs""! I ue uiac Vy t ht ,dee! m "LMmm wvLsxat t Wirt-AAA:- - va v ' ratlin y OW, THAT'S SARikU THE GIRL. I MET AT THE. DAMCE. SHE CAME MERE LCOKINJo FOR A Jl cannot be developed until it is given more time and funds," a committee statement said last night. The committee is In posses sion of vital information which affects our national defense and which the committee has just come into possession of, but which will take considerable time to develop and expose." STRANGE For further proof address THE LITTLE COOK Ten-year-old Barbara Jenkins of Denver, Colo., is so adept In creating new recipes and preparing delicious dishes that two years ago she cooked a breakfast for nine persons, including Governor and Mrs. Johnson of Colorado. Using three ranges, Barbara can prepare from seven to ten dishes in 45 minutes enough to satisfy eight. She has given cooking demonstrations before hundreds of . thousands of ad mirers. WINNING PLAYER Frank Kelker, strange as it seems, played 53 games of football before he knew what it felt like to lose. In seven years (four at Dover high school; three at Western Reserve U.) ha played in 71 games 61 victories, seven defeats, three ties. TOMORROW: How many c ampuses has the University of California? 1 TO ASK VOU A QUESTION? LlUKTU I OCTOBER 6, I AN rlnALLY Ht Ulu ASK f" HJ -rv 1935 X r r n THAT'S MOT THE one Cu beoe UD THE LCVE 1 V.NATCH FOR ? - . I The committee, created in 1938 with Rep. Dies (D Texas) as its head, was extended for a year by the house last winter and was given $125,000. Last Survivor Of Missionaries Dies Forest Grove, Oct. 18. (AP) Samuel Thompson Walker, 87, AS IT SEEMS By JOHN HIX th author, Inclosing a stamped envelope for reply. Reg. TJ. S. Pat Oft Calvin coowzt- &A$BfcLU 6AMK ?y HoTctilHG h STICK ?0R EACH RUN WrVSHlNSToN FrAMK Western CoNSSCUTlr'B W HI6H C0U.6G& W1TH0UI once mm on h tf fv$ SINCE V ..- f Cnpr. IMS n fnllni Feator Syndicate. Ina, NEVADA. YOU WONT DO OP COURSE? THE AIR. CLOSE TO GROUND k BE- TOO NOU CERTAJMLV WERESUD- ) A DlDMT WlEF N 1NJQ3 AKUUNU IN HtoM SOOETV TWE BIG HOTEL MANJ DOWW AND HIKED! FROM MORTHVILLt : ONLV SMASHED HER OUT VOU HIRED HEW. FROM IT iC-- only surviving child of early Oregon missionaries, died at his farm today only a few hundred feet from the homestead sit . where he was born. His parents, Elkanah and Mary Walker, came as mission aries to the Indians in this area in 1849. Use Msll Tribune want ads. (Doc) foserteif.MW'tesg - SCAOOl fW A CO 0 KING INSTRUCTOR. SHS WW 3 yAR$ OiP tr menhOSi I En PJFFERENT PISHES Ff?oM MEMORY,,, -DenUenCoo.- By HAL FORREST I'LL GIVE THAT KILLER A SPIN THAT'LL CHILL IT, SO HIM. .THEN I'LL THE TAKE H I M WOULD APART.. .AND THIN.' SEE WHAT HE'S MA0E op By EDWIN ALGER Bv SOL HESS HER -SHE CAME MOT HER5EF i ROMANCE; DIDN'T EVEN AWAYATELL. HER WMERE1 V I CAMfc. FROM n ) 1 1 wm 3