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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1942 l 1 ffi WATKINS r WRIGHT - Irle termoad has in s New rk In search el a Dioelcal career, bat finds In tolnf lows b. a doe Carey Careen, a voun weeud-b architect. They aneet. Become friend, and near al elans) Patlar. a wealthy aid Bachelor, "ha autt M help a worthy yawn ewuple by Bavtna tkaai la act aa caretakers al hi Lom Island estate. Loria and Carey marry temporarily, an a strictly business basis, la fat h Job. They ars bind. Mr. Potter IcaTc on a rralse. and ahortly after thai ara settled, they meet Iris Wrenshaw. beaa tlful and wealthy, wbe tabes a fancy la Carer. H responds, because b think ah mar hel hint with his career a an arehl r sect. Loria show sltn of JeaJ ' easy. Bh foe la New Tor for abopptttf and bays a Manning , new bathlnf nit. Bat Iris and Carer meet and re for a swim and when Loria retarna. heping for Carer' Praise of th anil ah aeea them and foe Inairad U th boasa. CHAPTER XVI MANY times during the re " malnder of the week LorU told herself thit she uad acted like a little fool upon seeing Carey on the beach with IrU Wrenshaw And because th subject kept bothertnf her. sht plunged Into a perfect orgy of activity. She swept, dusted, and raeuumed every room In the house, busyinc herself with ele&nlnf from dawn until dusk. Then In the evenings she practiced with Carey the songs they wet to use at th roadhous on Saturday night. She was glad. too. that Carey spent a lot of time In the big studio room, working on his drawing. Tn got to get the (ketches of my pet eottara ready for Satur day." ho told her. ' "Do you really think Miss Wren shaw will be able to do anything for you?" Lorts asked. "It's a gambl. of course," Carey replied. "Anyway, she want to take th sketches Into the city with us. to compare with some she has Bade." Iris Wrenshaw and Carey Carson In Miss Wrenshaw's New Tork apartment their heads bent clow above drawings and sketches. Loria saw that picture over and over In her mind's eye And it troubled her. annoyed her annoyed her a great deal more than she would want Carey or Miss Wrenshaw to know. And now It was Saturday at last Mis Wrenshaw had rust honked her horn down at th end of th driveway. Carey ran down- tlx "Bye, Lorlsl Keep your fingers crossed." ... LOTOS turned and walked Into th living room. "Keep your fingers crossed." A If that wasnt what she had been doing practi cally every moment of her crazy married life. Crossed fingers, and endless silent prayers prayers that all would b weU. She stood for a moment looking around her at all of Roland Pot ter lovely possessions. A sort of Idea on Long Island and it was her home! At least for th summer tier's and Carey's. At th thought of Carey, sh frowned She walked over to th open piano and sat down On and on sh played. An hour passed two hours thre It was not until sh heard th old grandfather clock on th stair landing striking th hour that sh realised how tlm had flown 8h lumped to her fast and hurried into th conservator to feed the canaries and the fish And while she fed the canaries and the fish st Potter-solace Carer Carson and Iris Wrenshaw wer feeding themselves In a swanky club on Park Avenue in Manhat tan. "It's a nice place to lunch." hi had said. "So quiet, you know and any to talk Do you mind?" "Certainly not," Carey had re COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriage Licenses Pvt. Floyd H. Thompson and Mrs. Doris R. Orlscoll. Gene Anderson WrtcM and Mary Alice Klser. James Joseph Boyle and Eliza beth Lee Walters. SSgt. George W. Morgsn and Grace Irene Rrntam Lt Spencer Dale Jackson and Ema A. Slgler. Lt Dixon H. Lunt and Marian Louise nillnolev Capt. Robert James Smith and mum marguerite larlln. Pvt. Charles M. Ulrlch and Imogens Ellen Williams. John Lloyd Franks and Hah Amy Farrow. Pvt. Elmer Harrison and Genevieve Kelso. Lambert John Barker and Marjorie Florence Stratton. Fred E. Low and Sophia D. Bksggs. Frank M. Lingo and Elsie I. Bartlett William J. Foley and Lenore Bridget Bolger. Glenn W. Trulove and Mar jorie E. Stanley, Omar Mllligan and Marjorie Nuala Astra. Beverley Gordon Douglass and Olga Marie Lund. Virgil Edmund Perry Oatney and) Lucille Agnes Magerle, Louis Joseph Izxl and Nell Louise Cater. Irving Marvin Coldimith and Roaalyn Carol V'einberger. Paul W. Paulson and Marcla Jean Braruun. plied. "We've got a lot to discuss, you and L" He now glanced around bus while Ins nodded to soms acquain tances. Think of Itl Only a lew weeks ago h had been facing the necessity of sleeping on park benches snd look at him nowl MATBK If h and Iris Wrenshaw perfected their clans for build ing th house down near Jones Beach, he could make a practice of lunching and dining In places Uk this. "I love sitting her with yon, Uk this." said bis. "having you listen so patiently to all my plans and dreams. Carey Carson, you're nlot terribly nice." "Thank you." said Carey. "TouU never know how grateful I am for your Interest." A surge of wildly exciting thought rushed through his brain. Maybe after he and Loria wer di vorced, n could persuade Iris Wrenshaw to marry him. Sh era just the sort of wife a rising young architect ought to nave. "But since you've got to get back to unaenorook oefor dinner. Iris said, breaking In upon his thoughts. "I suppos we'd better hav our coffee, and go on up to my apart ment. I do want plenty of tlm to have you study my funny little drawings." "I hav an Idea they are some thlng more than funny." said Carey. "Prom all you've told m about what you nave In mind I rather Imagine you've done a pretty good Job nt sketching." "I certainly hope you wont be disappointed." They finished their coffee, and went out Into the foyer. Iris ex cused herself to do some telephon ing, which the said sh wanted to get off her mind before they went to look at th sketches, and Carey waited for her In a comer that was partly concealed by some plants and draperies. Re felt content with the world felt that at last he was seeing his feet well planted upon the road to worthwhile accom plishment. Then he heard someone mention in Wrenshaw's name, and found himself listening. "It would seem that she's done H again." said a woman at a tabls beyond the draperies "Iris and het young men. Where do you suppos she finds them ell?" "A woman . with Ills' money." said another woman, "can always And young men. my dear. Hand some ones, too." "I wonder whst this new one Is," said the first speaker. "Iris only In terests herself In those who ds thing' or have 'dreams.' Remem ber the young violinist of last sea son and th painter of the seaeoa before and " "And the actor th season befon that." th second woman cut la "Heavens! Why doesn't she mam one of them, and settle down?" "It's more exciting " her friend laughed, "to play around with them No sacrifices and plenty of flattery and adulation to feed hes Insatiable vanity." THX two womn moved off, what th doorman Sold them then taxi was waiting and Carey stood very very still a strangely emotj sort of feeling down Inside of htm Then he thought of lust one word and said It under his breath "Catsr Iris Joined him. drawing on ha gloves. "Ready?" she asked. "Yes." said Carey "And eager tt get at those drawings of yours " They went out Into th street Carey chatted away at a rapid rate trying to out from tils mind the conversation h nad overheard But In spit of himself in spit of his mental defending of I r 1 1 against the cattlneaa of the two women he kept thinking of thoas other voung men Th violinist the painter the actor 'To b continued' (Thi characters m this serial an flcfftlnusi Oopmsni. istv at Aresaia asass, laa. Robert I, Reynolds and Gene vieve Fay Edmunson. Probate Court Estate of R. S. Page, deceased. Ieeds It. M McOslltster to Annie M. Owena. Henry A. Owens, warranty aeea. A. Powers to Howard e. Parks, warranty dead. Bd M. Vlsnaw DILI MoOoy. war ranty dsed. Otto a Merer and Vernon L. Merer. Will L. PettfeTew ta Audley A Meyer and Henry O. Merer, quitclaim dsed. Audlay A. Merer. Tfanry O. Msyar. Millie U Pettlrrew to otto a. Merer and Vernon U. Merer, quitclaim dead. Ray Prlekatt to Arthur o. Eawortb. quitclaim dead. Viola Ktrehaw to Marlon Walters, quitclaim deed of eorreeUon. lone Peaka, T. K. Flynn. Alfred A. Plvnn. Diamond U Flynn. Benjamin J. Trowbridge and Raymond Trow, bridge, warranty deed to It. O. Pureh. Kverett Warner to Josephine Oowlee. warranty deed. Mas Kulbe to Arthur J. Miracle, warranty dead. Luly B. Minear to Herbert M. Me Callistar, warranty dead. O. a. Butler to A. Wanker, war. ranty deed. Kathrrn Bsrhart Luken to Kara Wsltar Shorn, warranty dead. Clarence A. Webster to A. J. Dear, warranty dsed. John O. Mansfield to Rowland Hams McOonlgsl. grant dead. Florence Olds Buhrmsn, Oertrude Olds Bchupp and Blsnchs Olds Barn, hstsel to Ray M. Spalding, umber deed. atat of Oregon to William H. Ruklll. warranty waad. Harvey L. Thompson to Junes A Martin, warranty deed. City of Mediord to K. 1. Bowser, wsrrsnty deed. Melvia 1. Beagle to Leslie B. Orant. wsrrsnty dead. Ave toting to W. B Ooffman. war ranty deed. J. Curtta Barnes to Vernon Ooa, warranty dead Sheriff. Ralph O Jennings to Mary A Mlneeld. sheriff's deed. Keille C. Ooedy to MaybeD Bach es!, warranty deed. . Maybetle Baeatal to BeUle O. Ooldy. warranty deed Norman B. Abrams to Bdgsr. f Webster. warranty dead. William H. Hukiu to Crater Lake Orchard. Ino, deed. ' Jackson County Court to W. B. Taylor, dead. United States of America to Lloyd A. Mos. patent. Lloyd A. Moss to Madford Corpora tion, quitclaim dead. O. w. McBe to Btrdaan Myers. warranty dsed. United Bute to hairs or devisees of Oeorge Jenfca, land patent, Ids M. Barrel! to Or B O. Meyers, warranty deed. B. A. Spina to B. O. Wyatt, war ranty deed. Albert Patterson to a. A. pins. wsrrsnty dead. Darwin Ms pel to Prsd H. Baker, warranty dead. r Jennie M. Hutchinson to Haas! Oppenhelmer, wsrrsnty dsed. ' O. H. H. Parker to John Bash, quitclaim desav John Rash to H. C. Olsseock war- ranty deed. H. O. Olaaeeck to Blla M. Cross and Ourtno Anderson, warranty dead. ail M. Cross snd Ourtn Anderson to H. C. Olaaeock, deed. H. C. Olsscoek to Stanley Dombsr, warranty deed. O. V. Myers to O. W. McBse, deed. J. B. Thompson to Jamas It. w Oregg, wsrrsnty deed. Madford National Bank to Oordll leran Theatre Circuit, Inc., warranty deed. Cordllleran Theatre Circuit. Inc., to Walter H. beverette, warranty deed. Irael Chspmsn to Alice p. Lsverette. wsrrsnty dead. - Luster J. Adam to Ruth B 6Jw srt, warranty deed. Ruth B Stewart to Alio P. Lever, ette, warranty deed.. Hazel Dare Trercrrow to Walter H. Lsverette. qultclstm deed. Delia A. OTools to Xugene Thorn dike, trustee, wsrrsnty deed. - Eugene Thorndlke, trustee to Wal ter H. Levarette, warranty deed. Edeth Bundy to Walter H. Lever, ette. warranty deed. . . Cordllleran Theatre Circuit, In, to Walter H. Levarette. wsrrsnty deed. Inaa Cook to United Bute, quit claim deed. J. E. Moore to United States, quit claim deed. P. J. Newman to United States, quitclaim deed. Murl Coffeea to United States, quitclaim deed. Stella J. Merrick to Chester T. Crossword Puzzle scaose I aarf see at eiameni -The Ilea It Teliae (rait O Naval eneat M-nswy It Cluu alsaM IT Tsaor IS TM srnptt IS Osy partlts II- rollov eloMly U-Ksrst isSSfJ , a-wtitb Is Symbol far rangaHai tS Condition ts Dittos birds M-KlnS at Ins II-RSSS B Baumaa IS ahsntf st Adrsnusasaat tlltnsl w itsilsiotts rectus II Land measure,. H Tail H rsrtlM far maa it NOUB bUStS H Man-eating menites ts-Klmonesesb e-Cntu SNSWSB TO rasrioLs rtiaxta n-eitrht as Bests as-Oulds taalts I -erects S-Cela at I I it 5 e c5il aw. mmm . cA. . , X W ' 29 55""""5i 5jr& 55 5? BWW. ar lanes CHRISTMAS STRAIN Fr?T RtMARK Sf NI0trlE5 ps6pt that rrt MOT IMC HVtattt INTO Ml HJU WlTVOirr baNOkiwa aaouNB otrriMd colp WkMI4 HkNOS AUO skDiMta, TlltH 'TMoaouaMM tin Wood, warranty dead. Herbert O. Thomas to Chaster Woods, dead. Hanry W. Head to Ms. Pitt Lumber Co, warranty dead- . First Federal Barings and Loan A. sorts tlon of Bait Lake City to Jack Jo Rowell, special warranty dead. decs oe howvu so su . iwuw. 1 warranty deed. . Porter J. Heff and' Orval B. Ross to Herbert A. Lampman. agremant. Herbert A. Lampman to Arthur P. Sonde, assignment of agreement. Arthur P. Oobda to K. M. Robinson, assignment of agreement. Carletlan echempp to Orrtn L. Brown and Prsd Bsfilmg, warranty deed. Clarence p. Oeasaway to Arthur W. Tracy, warranty dead. Orchard Park Parma, Inc.. to Wal ter H. Leverette, quitclaim deed. B. H. Amaa te J. B. Payton, war ranty dead. Oeo. W. Dunn, trustee to Ira IV Phlpps, trustee's deed. Prank B. Hall to Wat. Allan Burton, warranty deed. Etta A. Flnnertf and Prank B. Hsll to Wm. Allan Burton, warranty deed. 1 . - United States to Charm L. Cum mone, patent. - D. B. Varner to' J. B. Brnam. war ranty deed. Jackson County Court to Mabel R. Ray. deed. Jsckson County Federal Savings snd Loan Association to salvation Army, warranty dsed. W. J. Currier to Albert H. Pops, warranty deed. Orval 1 R. Ross to Porter J. Neff . qultclslm deed. Porter J. Neff to O. Austin, war ranty deed. Porter J. Naff to B. M. Robinson, warranty deed. B O. Rose borough to J. Orbm Cook say, deed. Mrs. Rattle White to California Oregon Power Company, right of way. J. V. Johneon to D. A. Wright, war ranty deed. A. H. Dudley to Edwin Piety, war ranty deed. . Clarence A. Baker to Claude. R. Baker, quitclaim deed. Marjorie F- Addis to Paul R. Bears, warranty deed; . Jackson County to C. It. Pursell. David 8. Blair. Prank Sllva, C. P. 8 mats, tax deeds. TEN MILLION TIRES RELEASED TO O.P.A. Washington. Dec. 22 0J.I5 The Office of Price Administra tion reported today thst motor ists hsd turned in nearly 10,- 000,000 tires up to Dec. S under the Idle tire purchase plan. S Feline a Printers BMasor S eplcr Mbileaa dub S Brttlib Iblaod aaptured by Japa I Symbol tor lannnm S Klin ivar.ll Uprlilng IS Related misegk lee father II- Klpd of fare IS Wins eoneoetlea IS Hlsb note If-Hirmts IS Systems of writing Loom sutablog It Uncanny 17-Maie lass H-Wager IS amoked asest St Proverbs Reply -asnets IS chruttsn holiday 31 Attlra so Oueen of retries Spoiled sblld as Oasua - 4T Age ladlB II Compare tire sndbx U Teaard rsseora Sraaleala, tss. By CLUYAS WUJAMS POUH TVM AND ftrtt TMtsI NCATM OH CHAIR FT BUTB MO CMiTks wouto Musey Amp HoMl.ptcaa tT' eTftaTr flio tim . 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STRANGE AS IT SEEMS After VErVRS OF ARM ENGlNEtfllNQ TrlE MISSISSIPPI R1V6R. NOW FLOWi UrswER. PlRCCTlON OF THE U.5. , IH THe WORK. MAN UA. SHORTENED TrtB tiRElXT RIVER BV . 120 MlttS CONSTRUCTED EHTlRELV OP t ft TOOTHPICKS SUPPORTS . li, -SV-Q I Jl Mads by M. Rumll Stem. IwOV V4i M -fv New York... 1 ' Y J-M CUnl A -V tM. by tnlM taUr. Iywefl. fcsa. I NLm I W ' S Tut aWf . f a. 1-ml Off All PUhli rmtrmk l-V MISSISSIPPI GUIDANCE For 14 ysars Army ng!nors hav campaigned to control th Crat Hlvr. Now a carefulll inlegrstsd system of locks, dans, lsvees. revetments, iloodways, reservoirs and cut-ofn through 13 of Us hsirpin bends hss turned the trick. In a 330-mile stretch from Helena tt Natcher. Mis., the river's long h has been reduced 120 mile. Th flood run-oif has been speed ed. Only one-ienth of the sand and silt was rsmoved by dredges. The remainder was csrried awa by the irresistible force of the rlrer's own flow. To prevent erosion at dangerous points, mat tresses of concrete or asphalt were laid over the bank. Mew axrmccD' X fpg&sst crZ. J To Bell With Hltlef is the sign "Father" William E. Riser has posted on the windshield of bis red, white and blue automobile as be arrives at lb 6an Francisco Courthouse for his trial on sedition charges. Notes also, the American Flag In th breast pocket of Biker's suit. Edited bv by JOHN MX Draw Pearson and Bob Allen t HATE To BE THE ONE TELL yoj THIS, MR. tmLEJOMN-l 'BUT I'VE OOT A HUNCH THAT The war KRAtrrMtNT has never stesn -tcu MtTAL