Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 03, 1940, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textpi. ar w ar th 111 I ot ii h: b. tt w y o it I I 11 PAGE ETGHT mEmoRy of the moon by Jeanne Bowmen bimiimbm MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1940. YLSTtRDAY: Coiulaiic ask John Raiklhomi to arrange a loan of HO. 000. Chapter IS Backed To H"in "T OOKI" Conjunct drew a rough map of the ranch. his section would be of value to a real estate investor; this a total lost. And the man who taw the place as a ranch wouldn't be interested in cutting the extra land intn a varatinn TV. - nauvej nave no use for summer Deopie. Raskthorne stood up. walked to the window, then back to his desk and shook hia head. "Con stance, no one would lend you money to carry on such a venture, with no security but your word. You're not even full owner." Constance gathered her purse and gloves together. "I know it seems a wild scheme, John, but I believe in it I came to you first because T thntiaht vni Ifnkn. about the value of El &wl!mVMFEX!L man another would. However. 1 "r,,i m.,i VI... V . giving me' so much time-L" Zv-' " l mm" W mi 0Wn "Chita!" John stopped her be- "A ... a rival?" faltered Con fore she reached the door. "Listen, stance. dear, what makes you think you. "El Cabrillo. You've made the twenty-four-year-old girl, can ranch an entity, given it a body ..... . uai.j igtllll ft UUUUt 11 DU BJIU BOUl, couia tell a Brahmin from a Hol- aiein. Constance gave him a gamin grin, a nranmln can produce as mucn mux as a Hoistein, 1 11 ouy a nera or them. pledged him to secrecy. I had an idea you would talk me into this and I'm not a man to throw monev awav tn aaiar th. u.kL I j j H "--.. , 1 WIWU wft even in woman t love. "He believes in you. He feels you ean make a success of the rancn ir you will take the advice u. expenencea people. "But John." Constance's eyes were orignt witn tears of joy. "don't you see. dear, that is what I am planning to do. I know my limitation, hut I think l' . enough to hire men who have none. John nodded at her soberly. "And vnn auill hl. M. n.itu the bank?" she asked eagerly. "No. Give me a month and HI make this a personal loan." Cnnatan litmH-J j stared at him. doubt in her eyes. . a ramer not have personal loans . . . John, why are you do ing that?" Raskthorne was beside her. KM1IIM I Imu .. . . . f 1.1. a j i ' juu, wuncniia. And because I'm beginning to un derstand you and admire vou "Ta ma It'a th....u ... ... mn ii were another man a nmAi..i. - i - ft,.ullisalv lascai, romantic. Inconsistent, a veritable f oan't I- M . . . j i unm you ve r a iicta oi ineni. I ou. lor wnai it is; until A Brahmin " nmnnnncaJivh.. you've seen for yourself that it eruditely, "is the camel of the treacherous heart." beef family; a bison-headed steer Constance listened, half fright with a humo on his hack " ened . because his words were translated in her heart John was with a humo on his hack. "Imagine you knowing that" oreainea i-onsiance in mock awe. and started aoatn fnr th- A "ChiU." he was holdine her hv the arms now. "dear, give up the rancn. marry me. today, tomor row . . . next week. I'll take care oi ine ramily " Constance ,er1rerl amaw h-.L.. scarlet 'The Charge-it Cabrillo " not sneak-ina- a Pi r-L..:i- . , ' waumio rancno. ne was speaking of Ped ro, descrihlnff him. ,i i - --- . emu me in consistent romantic Don Juan. 'Girl In Love' AOITRE lilra . ., .1.1 i I , . . B"i in love for the Arat tim- " r.k. went on, "no one can tell vou you re wasting your love, you're band. No. John, An A I ,.n . . . . own." V. ""ooeniv nushed. s ,hr-. it .uY:LueL'" " coula n"L the .. . ... .im-i. oeai or ner heart "Sud- At tha fan4 l.t, . . I I nrtu nrhil- 1 ... i i.ii i vjii in nis ' T , a3 wasting my wuiisuiiiLe looxea Dacic . i marnea the rascal "Come hark j jonn seejned lumiant over some thing. "Come on. here in this chsir. close to mine. Constance .In going to back vou. I am kuihk k iena vou the nfty thou sand ... I'm going to bargain with juu. ii you win give me your word, and a written promise to one or two provisos. I'll back you iu win. . So sudden was the chane In John Raskthorne's manner, that onsiance tound herself seated before she fully realized what had occurred. Still bitter over his light sc- tepmnce oi ner ramily ss an obll gation attendant unon anyone marrying ner. and piqued at his .usumnunn mat she would fail with El Cabrillo because he as a girl, and a young one. ahe waiica. And as she waited her resent ment faded. This John was new to ner. one a never before seen him ln th. In,,..t. ' where the Joker comes .... ( .i,nucu Bmooiniy. i don t intend running sny risks. I m going to protect you from vuurseu. Here Is my proposition ThV t A... l ... - ... .."ii ana wonsiance remembered another conference. Mere again ahe was facing a shrewd man. only this man's eves were snHHanTw a n.itu - i. j - "j wtiii nara. silver sheen. Upon receipt of the loan, you will agree, in writing, that. If you nave nnt ihnurn - .Mll ; - niiiaii marrin OI profit the last vear, vou will re turn here to place the property in m v hinHi a ai.iftv i . - maivt rour legal consent Included. "And Vr.ll urH) mtrwmm. hj marry no man. other than John Rask thorne. Until the. At., al J nftS hi-en rnai4 n.Jtl. i. i Marriage to any other will give m. he. riht to call in the loan without notice. vuiwnw inoujrnt ror a mo VTJ'LTJ ot her hands. B.rrh.n.r t" L'..Wh C.T'!1" "u" Z'i ?'y." she assured him c . ; . ' " ,UI lunvn one naa no intention nf SML rllJn ihi,.n?an !J,T,in.f." but John. And! ui " auuui nis nraa " ne lanea with the ranch which matched hi. business she had no intention of failin" r.u. '"- aimoau sne mfic was no one whom she could might say matched his eves of trust to handle it to a better ad- grav with their s.lver toning. vantage than Raskthorne i. j wl'' m1 .how T0U t John "flronJ her hand then arrived at the fliriira nl th., hm ,L '.nrn sand?" ' w.v. 'ui kj- . N She ... r..A Ch. a .,. . ft T " oreK the - .. ....... uicw ai.,c. ii, in- lamilV Th. T..W. Ui mo"n Lonstance. Of - pioimcu 10 uorrnw wurst inev nad to be fur A .nl SSSiV wU.';nd- rhty b'Iifvrd ' r"John- vou dn have to ,'houj! ... , rrsiucn uci in a i. me nrotesteii. th ranch and start it mnnin at a profit. I would have to hire an expert dairyman. I found, through iira. iwarKeivev. that there was one avauaoie at four thousand a vear "Your dairymen come high, imrrposen nasKinorne. Tersonal Loan " M. uiroiru. Im 111 lt Mttint lrs al sa h .. a, imu Mt CllClf, 6 TO lH her ttrtmtti "T .....a J for them to be ready for us at five o clock. Consta nee tminA nnfUlft- k. . eninff in the Art n.j-i . t. son's snow which met them at the ""r nr me ouilrtmg All nf the Ninvancv she had felt in winning AN?ohnn0W. Con"- ' of her ,nedig;.TionT.f,i,v" t,.J hr "'P"'"' mile. "Do extravac.nce. melted rwI'h,.h!r.f" "i! .k.nn,w Sh ,l!owed John to hold her u... I. i ."T ry iiocK. arm ugntiv. even leaned on him but how to buy feed: which food combination is right for what breed? And he must know how to nil ana plant and harvest the acres so that all the food need not be purchased? And he must know how to rebuild stables. Install machlnerv, handle men, control me mnrKeting, maintain accounts" Wait a minute." begged John, laughing at his defeat. "Four thousand isn't too much for such a auperman. You are counting on Paving him out of the loan for three years. tht is twelve thou sand dollsrs. Say it would take twentv thousand to convert the ranch Inlo a dairy farm, vou atill have twelve thousand" "Oh no. the family have been receiving nearly that much from the ranch, and 1 must figure on paying Peter Taylor's salary if he decides to stav on. I can't fire him vou know." Raskthorne nodded "Conchlta with votir brains and mv monev we can't lose Now. I'll he frank with vou. After I listened to vou last nifht. I decided to talk to Judge Franck. Reached him by telephone this morning and . irnnra on mm '"tie as they made their way to inr ran ne naa called. Lamson's face was dour when f h -n m inrm. .Mrs. Cahnllo would see them in the wente taton. Crrttnrm .n.-ll.... J ..i.v jt ctlltv H tnAth ... n3 Bn uncon scious psvchologist. No one could ne aiiogetner ruthless In that Dresden china ... to th. It. a .U.h.;".' ...... ....... i.-.iaiiru anrp- nerne.ftji whn an..!... ,u , Constance felt as an alien might feel stepping into a stranee land. Mrs Cabrillo. ir egg-shell satin negligee foaming with lace, sat in a deD chair of coral pink, flanked on one side by Donna, on the other by Don. They presented a picture com plete, and she was an observer standing outside their gilded frame. She felt it keenly, but it aroused no antagonism, only s vaue wistfulness. For a moment Mrs. Cabrlllo's eveS re.ttri hnr,-f,,ll- T.I . .. vl, L,iln. Constance knew what was In her minci ;'ie was wanting John to say that Constance had consented to their marriage Te be canting. 4 DOPEY' INSPIRATION DIES OF HEART ATTACK Los Angeles. Sept. 3. (Pi Eddie Collins, who was the In spiration for the dwarf "Dopey" in the Disney motion picture and who portrayed the original "Jtggs" on the stage is dead. It was disclosed that the noted comedian died of a heart attack at hia home In Arcadia Sunday Ex Cabinet Member Dies New York. Sept. 3. David Franklin Houston, 74. In surance executive and former secretary of agriculture, died yesterday of heart disease Hmia. ton was board chairman ot the Mutual Life Insurance company of New York. He served as as riculture secretary from 1913 to lOl'O In President Wilson's cabinet. On the Radio Chains TAIIONt rHera to rind Thm ma the Dial: ktX. lion. Portland, til. S40. M Anteiaa; BOA. lt Spukaoa KUO, llo. aaa l-raorlaro: now 10. Portland HJH. sill, geallle: KMX. lUStl. Lot AnarkMi a, OA sa Dtn.ari uoiN. Mu. Portland HOMO tt Sft-attla; KPU Ssa aaa PranrlK-o; g., mo. frill la.a. 'lord's oreh.. KSL, KODf; Nava. KOO. IOW. KNX. Tuesday S.-OO Marimba Band. KPO. KOW; bposiuon Band. KOO, KtX. KJR. 30 Kent's oreh, KOIN; Musical Revua. KPO, KOW. 00 News. KEX; Ooney'a oreh.. KPO, KOW: Aloha Land. KOO: unt ler-a orcb., KOIN, KNX, KSL. 30 Easy Aeea. KOO. KJR. key- Dog House. KPO. KOW; war anni versary. KMX. KOIN. KSL. 7:00 Amos and Andv Kwr SfnTM KBU Information Pleaw, KOO, KXX, KJR: Prad Wartne. KPO. KOW 730 Black Velvet. 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Bartlett Dears and J H. Hale peaches. The shipment arrived at Fir cone, McNary's ranch home four miles from here, by auto- freight Friday. THE WEARING DOWN PROCESS C. P. Folk in Smaihup Corvallis, Sept. 3. IP) An automobile left the highway 12 miles south of here yesterday injuring Mrs. W. P. Bracken and her son. of Grants Pass. Br GLUYAS WILLIAMS OlllS TO MOTHER, WHO ft RBTirl6,MW6HEUSEA SHEEf OTHER &0GD N0f PAPER 1b PROW OH ? bioiicERtAiiavNor;i6 USE A PIECE FROM THE VEUOW SCRJVTcH PAPER PAP fcs Ma KXCm PRESEHtW fo Mi RECEIVES PlRKUOHS She fAttf FWn tur vm twj -rui-r vm i nm vsn i m PAD AKB WHV POEyhtTSHE lEFf HAW) JBX DRAWER Knni ntK w U5t mH NOTE PAPER? REPORfS SHE CArlY6rf DESK DRAWER OPEN1 AW WlW SHALL SHE PO? lUVAft wiuiAfrb fS-roiDlMOOKrtRSOrfE fltrlER PAPER AKD T00N TERS WITH PRnPrtAi sur USE 600P KOTE PAPER AND SHEBfOF PAPER ANV -frlEH EPASE IT WHERE At All, CfiMES BACK AFTER A MOTHER WEARlLS' 1EL1S VHILE fo 4flV SHE CANf WR To USE A PIECE Of tNO A N6Lc, SOLITARY THE SflOD PAPFR AkO KEsUntS 1RVIN616 Kt5T (Hataurt br Tta Blt Synilteala. lag, ftnag Kills Fire Fighter Portland. Sept. 3. J) A falling snag killed Arthur Bow man, 33, of Cascade Locks, a forest service fire fighter, yes terday. He was cutting the snag which was fired by lightning. Weather Northern California: Fair to night and Wednesday, but scat tered morning cloudiness on the coast; slowly rising tempera ture in interior; gentle north west wind off coast. 4 TRAPPED By TIDE flu-am Wach Sent , Jt Shores of the Long Beach pen insula were watched today lor the bodies of four persons who drowned while rrah huntins yesterday off Leadbetter Point. The victims lost their lives when they attempted to wade 230 feet to shore after rising tide trapped them on a sand spit. Two others remained on the spit and were rescued by boatmen. The dead: John Dufur. Port land; Mrs. Alice Dufur, his wife; Stathis Argereous. Portland, and Angelo Angelus, Long Beach, Wash. Jim Alts, Astoria, and Ann George. Portland, were rescued by Carl . Andrews, Oysterville, and Park Nelson, Ocean Park. Closing time (or Too Lait ta Claa sltj Ada la 1 30 p. m. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX 9Mo Mint WiTHfrte1d5Er& ABOVE 6R0L1NP-- faunJ I r I ta H W a-- mwtp teffniwr) AAPt?i'ftrj LiNiveRme$THeN won hei? PH.R ATTHBUaOFaiflfiNC AT 21 m l.r u WWLI jm I I I 1J I. l.fTlll.1 K 49 iJ.nTi atw.... M - 1J.M. Daduerre, Frsnce; ZrJohn Hersmel, England ; S17' TAILSPIN TOMMY Betty Lou Ought To Knowl PHOTOGRAPHY COINCIDEN CE Strang as 11 seems, within th first three months of 18 39 thre noted scientists, work, ing independently and in two di fferent countries, announced th birth of photography, aacb rightfully claiming th invention as hia ownl Louis Dagucrr of Franc mad a preliminary announcement of his discovery on January 9, 1839, whil Fox Talbot com municaied his findings to th Royal Society of London on Jan uary 30. On March 14 Sir John Herschel, noted astronomer, appeared before th sam body with a report called "Not of th Art of Photography." Tomorrow: All-Negro Town. By HAL FORREST r r 1 i$roi j BEN WEBSTER'S CAREER No R.cognltIonl 1 1 ttaiTrrST ia "?JA!6' LJ Z f " '" EDWIN ALGER 7Z) K1!(GM? foiiSrl'-y 1& lll SM V ALONE... VVOUROLON 1 i U. vCf DRINKS tlP A I - V KZUrt'llSU j? . ,S6EH! I DON'T KNOW PAL, AINTl N XZstr X A LOT OF WATER- S. V JJf 6 GOUV, DON'T ) YOU I'M J HE, BEN? ) 'viffwte pmSdj Wnrnhftt' NEBBS It Was Ever ua i r r... SW I .a.BrrMr a a . . ,r. , , . , - I IX i . NI..ftV TJ."r & liw'-",V'v i-wc. Efi: TwiS MO Pi firs, cro vrM ,o ,1 THE iw C3ciivj n v.uuvvt lot- DUCKS TO S I SS: TAKE TUE WClKJKLES OUT OF MV A . 3 ci wAdDRcee amo ie got mv tippins sl ,Otst THE WAV OUT TO DO ALL I V W Chat aL"i.V IrVI S I I I 11' V By SOL HESS TwiS WAS MO Ci o.rts cro vcm io ROUGwi-MfLt"K.r,i iiiv.i iwirrsi itii ui i-t . . ,r - - - ' i - ww i w ... J w'"- iuu nti mt VAVI MIDA5E5 -AMD TUEM TMiNaSS V.ERE DiPPEREMT. A'U MUMIUATIONa RISWT BACK. A&AIKJ I Wuc. -m icLw- . .i... -woi Wftft.NiT " 'v -,nm0 int nivrTEH WITM VOUO rtvr cfsSi s Cloaliig lima fur Too Late to Clae slfr Ada la I SO p. m. Cliwlni lima lor Too Late to Clas sit Ads la 1.30 p m.