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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Qfdk Cjll Jlj o
OUJ OUR WAY
BY J. R. WILLIAMS
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
BY AHERN
ve
by Mtry Raymond CaarrtaM NCA M
UH. IM'OTT
BUIN UfcHE lOllAk
larala LIANA WKTllHOIK .oiur.
firoa ahraae la Biake fcar hiinir
arlla a raaa'Kolkar aa ei
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liana aall-alalcri UHl
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la Oaaa'a arnnaiuiilfj'r aoa
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ink a orllllaat '' .,"?. !!
lair Ktn rlrk HOla AI.O
. al.lflMK falla la
H.i llaaa. aiaaaaialla.
aoai atlrale
Kaarr law l "na.
14 kahlaii aa aaianoalailc
To3. (.our.. .i,raini
In lor. arlia Sro.l.
Inaalr aa ala lataraat la Uaaa
"nuX, a .lorai. Uaaa "
la ala? la aroll'a r.llaaa aaill
IW rarlr n " Mernlaj.
aid onr mrm thfai aa Ilia
ia at-r fcome ana mlaantli-raiaaa'a
' lip aiara away. Thr rill wiaraa
IVhra acalt iHralinBea Onna. aae
kit ia.a fei-llna thai a aaw aa
lirllllnax latrrrat la rntrrlna an
lira.
THE (TO
Audi Ei.ih uu warned Her tit
lor, "Don I tiuvs or threaten Dana
1 don't oelleve ibt would aland tor
It."
Neither did Mr. Cameron believe
Dana would tie moved by Uresis
Sbe planned to u them only aa a
last effort. Threats, II accessary,
but pereuaalon first.,
It wae not a pretty picture the
picture of poverty ber crandmothei
drew lor Dana. And there wert
eiementa of truth In the portrayal
that ttartltd even such eoora
Keous Ctrl.
"1 snow you're not In love with
St-ott Stanley Mrs Cameron said
. vigorously "You're too sensible
! But there's danger la seeing loo
much ol him."
IT was easy she went on. to tall
n J In love with an attractive man
now go on u ITH
CHAPTER XIV I. , nnl .Hcible. the anlcst
GRANDMOTHER Cameron halted wa. to Itop mlttt hlm. A
Dana. "Going out aaaln?" she poor man. marrylnt a lrl with
asked, out money was as much to be
"Yes. Grandmother. I'm going to pitird as a poor girl who was lool
have dinner out." enough to marry a man who was
Grandmother Cnmeron moved on Bnt established ;
p the stairs. "Have a good time." ScM StRnl(1, hasn., , chan ,c
she said pleasantly ' mftiti , doclor t( n8 ,ies hlm-
Dans assured her. I hall. i wf up w(,h , wfe wh0 win Mp
Then she was gone hm . Mrf Ctm0 Btea nrmly
Upstairs Mrs Cameron made her , . lr Be, , ,
way to ber sister's room tt i,m I hff ,he
. ever Is the matter with that chl.d?" i ? ventured .She
she demanded. -Rushing down the waJ very no
tt all about?" She waited lor con
. Urination ot her own hopes.
- "In my day," Aunt Ellen said
primly, "when girls got eiclted and
lost their poise people said they
were In love."
"Humph! So you think Dana's
ta lover
"I dldnt say that." Aunt Ellen
demurred cautiously. "I haven't
noticed anything strange about her.
Dana seems sell-possessed and
sensible when yon compare her
with most ol these flighty girls."
"So she does. Just the same, she
almost knocked me over. Running
pellmell down the stairs, and fair
ly singing out that she was having
dinner out What's so exciting
about that? Basnt she been ont
to dinner several times a week al
most ever sine she came here?
Not counting the times 1 dldnt
know about."
It was the longoat speech Grand
mother Cameron had mad In a
long while. Aunt Ellen stared.
"That sounds very much as
though the child might be tailing
la love." Aunt Ellen conceded.
"And why not Why not? Isn't
. ft natural she should? Yon couldn't
find a nicer yonng man than Ron-
bappy.
"Kind words never helped a poor
doctor ' yet." Mrs. Cameron de
clared. "What that young man
needs Is a number ot paying ; a
tlents. It he married Psula Long,
he could stop worrying."
"Why?" ssked Dana. '
"Paula Is Independent." Mrs.
Cameron answered. "Besides, she
has wenlthy relatives who are clan
nish, like most of as In this city.
Jnst seeing that all the babies In
that family arrive In proper order
and taking rare of their bumps
and bruises not to mention the
nervous breakdowns rich people
can afford to have would keep a
young doctor In fnnds tor the rest
ot bis lite."
Dana protested, bnt there was
little heart In her words, "Doctors
are supposed to win their clientele,
not Inherit It"
"Ha! Much yoo know about
inch things, my child. There's
rarely such a thing as a triumph
of sheer ability these days!"
Nancy heard Dam go ro her
room a little later and ahut the
loor. "Gran's made tt unpleasant
tor her, seeing Scott so mnch,"
Nancy mused. "And that tent all.
Bhe baa soma more tricks np her
NW, I V WELL, JUST
m irw" a iir-pv ' I i-i r- x r- wi u ta. I
DOMT NEED
rJONE-I
J GOT ML TM
, INSURANCE
WANT
I'M BROKE,
ANYWAY
READ TUIS
LITTLE
BOOKLET
OVER WHEN
VOL) GOT
TIME-IT
SHOWS VOU r
MX) CAN QUIT
WORK AT
SEVENTy
MOW. IP UC W&S V
ALL DRESSED UP
IM A SWELL OUTFIT,
AN' NOBODV KNEW
WISA AROUND WERE,
UE'D SET MORE
BUSINESS -I GUESS
WE'RE AFRAID WG
MIGWT GET' OUT OF
TW SWOP-'FPAID
UE MIGWT WIGW
WAT US, IF HE
- GOT BIG
v.irt I I IIM Akl' I lie
VVt.L.v. nil i ni
WWOLC FAMILY WOULD
PROBW DO JUST TWAT
BROTHERLY LOVE IS
SWELL IF ALL TW'
BROTHERS WORK '
AT, IT BUT THERE'S
ONE, RIGHT NOW,
TRYIN TO GET OUT
OF WORK, AN' ONE
TRY IN' TO SEE THAT
HE DON'T
WW
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y xtA stavKi. wcT.it. acq u. . eT. wf.
.- TUE CUMBER
J-,l?.VUH.V.ilMi
It'll-
BUT nSdEAWt .EGAiy
CA.MT CCOpARNY OU TO
MARKET IN THS GABQ !
WM- T, I HAVE TO ATTtNtl
LODGE ,NiO OFWOeVTE rXT
INrnHON -m. CONFOUND Tr
WHAT A LUDICROUS SPECTACLE
UNT SPUT-T--THE EXAA.TED
CUSTODAN OP THE GOLDEN
CRESCENT LUCbGINCb VAOhAE
GROCERIES w
T
0
l TOLD VOU AN HOUK
AcoO YOU WERE 60INCj lJ
TO fAARKET WTH hAE,
' A.ND VOU PUT OvM
THAT REdAUATOR A
"DODGE-GO A.ND
CHANGE OR COhAE THE
WAnV you are.-voUll
T5E GOING ABOUND WITH
A TURBAN TUU. OF SPUOS
AND A HAM HANGING
ON THE GOLDEN
CRESCENT
ELEPHANT I
AT LODGE
BUT A
PEANUT
SHELL
AT
HOME
AF.
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE
BY HAROLD GRAY
nle nas-it yon searched the world I ,.. .
Vrl aj ... a-,. Elsewhere Ronnie was reeelTtng
next minute she called sharply,
"Ellen, coma here!"
tho silent congratulations of scores
I tt mothers who were taking heart
Annt Ellen answered the cereal r '"''"
u4v tbi araa arm mora haart.fra.
lory snmmons.
"1 hareat my glasses." Oram!
m other Cameron said. "Bnt ta
that Ronnie's ear down then"
"No." aatd her slater. "It doeeat
took like K."
"Speak yomr mhidt Ton know
Tery well ft teat Wen. wkow ear
, Is K tbeair
IIIUEKS i
A her ala
i a brief silence. Thei
sister said, slowly, "The
yeeng man la a stranger ta aa."
"Bnt not ta me!" Mrs. Cameron
said. "If a that oang eeamn.
. Scott Stanley. Think of Us aa
: dadty la eomtng here! further
. more, rra been hearing things
. about him. He's a regular rogue
, among women, stealing their hearts
and making cure he keens his own.
I ha Tent had my ears open for
. nothing. Well, m soon break this
op!"
Her Totce trembled from anger
and disappointment It waa a
mood that boded no good to any
one, her sister knew. Aunt Ellen'
heart went ont to Dana.
The years had changed Agatha
in some respects, Annt Ellen
thought bnt the Indomitable will,
the fighting Are were still there.
"Sit down." Aunt Ellen urged.
"Don't get so excited. Why should
yon worry Irat because she goee
out to dinner with him?"
"Why does she want to be going
: out with htm? And why Isn't be
with Paula Long, who's been wait
ing for hlm erer since he finished
high school? . Paula's money would
start him In bis medical practice.
What does he mean, dirt poor and
Just starting out. hanging around
Dana who's as poor as a church
mouse, too?"
Unanswerable logic Ellen Ca
rewe sat miserably, contemplat
ing her sister's words. Why hadn't
Scott (she thought ot the name
' gently) done the sensible thing and
turned to his wealthy Paula? II
lie could look Into the past, he
would know there was more than I
one reason why he wouldn't he wel- j
come In this home. And then he
probably would muddle things for
Dana. Dana was beautiful and
poised, well-filled to rule gracious- I
"I'm growing mercenary, too." i
thought gentle Aunt Ellen nnhap
. plly. It was almost Imnonnlble to
live In a bouse with her slater
and not be Infected by . the possession-virus.
. r a a a
11TRS. CAMERON endured it as
long as she could seeing the
habby gray roadster narked In
front of her home, replacing Ron
nie'" large and expensive one.
The gray car was an affront A'
leflance A challenge. Mrs. Cam-
arnn afn,Aft lliat nhnllMH mtm
ifternoon. She "took the bull by
Ihe horns." fin her own language).
; ind drove her shaft home so dell
, cately. so diplomatically that Dana
I lid not at first reel the full force
i f the blow
"A very nice yonng man." Mrs.
Cameron sold as Dana cam Into
the house and Scott's ear moved
iway.
Dana's eyes brightened. "He Is
. lice," she said.
ia a ijiij, mm. liaraeToa
mused alond. "that he hasn't a pen
ay. Hasn't anything bat plans snd
ambitions."
Dana did set reply, meeting her
, grandmother's eyes steadily.
"Sit down, please. Dana."
' The girl sat down. She wss still
sitting there when Nancy passed
through the hall half an hour later
and for a long while afterward
Nancy heard her grsndmoiber's
voice droning away, muted to a'
strangely quiet, tolerant tone.
"Ronnie waa a ttrMe too smart
fa oM Mra. Cameron." they said.
"On ess be saw which way the wind
eras blowing and got out before
the had him tied up tight wttb a
wedding rope."
lira. Cameroa. sitting on ' her
aorcb the next afternoon, looked
p and saw 8cott'a ear stopping
Re brows drew together ominous-
y,
(To Be Conttnaed) -
A New Tork chicken farmer
long had sought a loan of J1.200
with which to improve his prop
erty. Banks were unwilling to let
him have the money until the
Better Housing Program came
along and made It possible for the
farmer to obtain the needed cash
under the Modernization Credit
plan of FHA. He Is repaying the
loan in monthly installments of
138, easily obtainable out of In
come. - ;
The Chicago American has un
dertaken the construction of three
model a i r-conditioned homes
which are designed to - possess
outstanding "charnn comlort and
convenience." Construction of the
bonus is being financed with loans
insured by FHA. . '
Oregon continues to hold ninth
place among FHA districts in
quota volume of loans Issued un
der the Modernization , Credit
plan.
New York is leading the nation
in volume of loans insured by
FHA with a total of more than
$40,000.
f ALL SET. WT
NOW- PEE OaaWaji.
WEE IS TO fT-J-XiijiflTlCi
TAKE TOOISIE W .11
UP ON HIS JffiibL5J-lp-BUCK
FOR THE H:V-Letr
SCENE SHOWIMC W O 0 ATJl
THE ROYAL 0 if MxT?
PROCESSION" II SftgiSj
READY- ACTIOM- W Agi & TOju '
Leapin" Lizards'
that was a tekribl6
thing to do- but i i itn .
CAN'T BLMAE YUH-J Pri:.
I HA? HA! HAi scC Iftpay?
PUNISH HER.
EH? MAYBE
vou'n iiKcm
TDV r.rtlkT AllT vC
(THERE, MR. SNOOTS-
GO AHEAD" IT'D
BE INTERESTING TO
SEE WHAT THfcT
MAN-KILLER WOULD
DO TO YOU., IF
WENT
W BE INTERESTING TO I' i' A II
fi SEE WHKT THAT . B B,
MAN-KILLER WOULD t ,
do to you., if - -vM
I YOO WENT NEAR j ' ttffl
i-X THAT HUT. A.-"i1
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
BY BLOSSER
IKI MY LIFETIME I'LL
VEKI7UBE TO SAY IVE
HAD AT LEAST A
MILLIOKI LETTERS... WO
MATTER WHERE I GO.
THEY FOLLOW ME.'
I EVEN WEWT TO ALASKA,
TASMANIA. AND TO THE
FIJI INLANDS, TO GET
AWAY FROM THOSE
LETTERS, BUT THEY
FOLLOWED ME UKE A
RELENTLESS BLOOD -
HOUND OM A SCENT
MD EVERY ONE
OF THEM HAD THE
SAME MESSAGE
'GIMME.. GIMME..
GIMME : I
NEARLY WENT
ill!.;! C HA HA ! so yxiftE SkEFTicALl f sosh, people from every pssr freckdont 1
j iji,'';; ARE YOU? TOO THINK IM YbU ) RAPT OF THE WORLD ( CATCH ANY OF THAT
,. )!pi JUI AN fV-N WHOSE sl m. dt iswic I BUNK ON THE 4
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WASH TUBBS
BY CRANE
Selling
Sam Sex:
Good will used cars. Spec
ial $565.00. 1934 Pon
tiac Economy Straight 8
Coupe, perfect condition.
See it; drive it, buy it.
SNYDER MOTOR CO.,
9th and Klamath.' Phone
1530. Easy GMAC terms.
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can't take a candle too lightly.
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BY COWAN
VOU TUINK TM TOOGH?WELL,WWT
TILL THAT OLD LANTERN - JA.WED, .
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